Infomercial with Louis Simmons

[2.5 Years]

Hi,

I was up around 5 AM and on comes this infomercial for a machine that looks alot like the reverse hyper - turns out it was one. It looked a little more commercialized than some of the ones I've seen and they were talking about how it's mostly used for rehabilitation and in commercial locations but now they're mass marketing them - $49.95 for a 30 day trial period - wish I could remember the name they used for it.

Anyway, close to the beginning of the commercial, up pops Louis Simmons who says he's been using and promoting the reverse hyper for years and if he had a "Dr" title he probably would have sold a million of these things - pretty interesting stuff.

If anyone can find it any info about it online please post the link - thanks

 

[al420]

http://www.mycorevolution.com/

 

[2.5 Years]

http://www.mycorevolution.com/

Wow - thanks AL420
I didn't see in the infomercial that it was $500 and only a one year warranty!
Pretty cool though to see Simmons hitting the mainstream market like this.

 

[al420]

I'm not sure, but I didn't see a place to put any weight.

 

[2.5 Years]

I'm not sure, but I didn't see a place to put any weight.

I could have sworn I saw it in the video yesterday morning but I don't see it now - the only thing mentioned about weight


http://www.mycorevolution.com/?page=usage

Changing the Weight Pin Position
The weight pin on the pendulum arm has 3 positions.
The top position provides light resistance, the middle with medium and the low the heaviest.

Loosen the knob spring screw and gently release the pin from the hold. Slide the pin up or down to the desired position. Release the spring knob and tighten.