The Cardio Twister Reviews

Some people have given the Cardio Twister a bad press, saying that it simply does not work. That's not true; maybe the company's claims of massive initial inch loss is a little bit overhyped, but believe me when I say that any form of exercise will work if you do it on a regular basis plus take a long, hard look at your eating habits. Just cutting out a small amount of junk food from your diet will make a difference. Honestly, living a more healthy lifestyle does not have to hurt.

The same goes for exercise. I would far, far rather my clients did a moderate amount of exercise on most days of the week then go mad one day a week, cram four hours of exercise in, get red-faced, pop eyed and out of breath and then think that that's them sorted for a whole week. And then moan a bucketful when the scales stay the same, and finish by insisting that exercise does not "work" for them!

I advocate 40 - 60 minutes of exercise three or four times a week with a day off in between. On this regime, my current clients are a lot fitter than I am! My star pupil has been with me for over 2 years; she is 10 years older than me, two dress sizes smaller and she looks and feels absolutely fabulous. I would not hesitate in recommending the Cardio Twister to her, because it will do what it says on the tin; it will burn fat and calories, tone the legs and give the midsection a bit of a workout as well. No, you would not be able to dispense with resistance training and core exercises, but the Cardio Twister would definitely be useful.

So what does the Cardio Twister do?

Well, if you look closely at it, it does actually resemble a Lateral Thigh Trainer with some handlebars attached! I don't see the problem there, I thought the Lateral Thigh Trainer was quite a good piece of equipment; a client of mine actually bought one and we did some of her workouts with it -- she was delighted with it.

I've used the Cardio Twister and I quite enjoyed it, and I also felt it gave a reasonable workout, although it's mainly for the Cardio part of your program; there is not enough resistance to significantly tone muscles, even though it boasts seven levels of resistance.

All in all, I think the Cardio Twister is a decent piece of home exercise equipment, and that just under $160 will not break the bank. Use regularly and you are bound to lose. Weight, that is.

The quicker you start the quicker you'll see results, Why wait any longer try the Cardio Twister today.

Good luck with your weight loss and fitness goals.

Carol