EXERCISE & FITNESS Tips                                                                       Exercise Coupons           Back to Homepage   Buying Exercise Equipment After you have evaluated the advertised claims — but before you make a final purchasing decision — consider these questions: Will the equipment help you achieve your desired goal — whether it is to build strength, increase flexibility, improve endurance, or enhance your health? Will you stick to the program? Keeping with an exercise program can be rough: Think of all the basements, recreation rooms and yard sales stocked with costly stationary bikes, treadmills and rowing machines that have gone unused and now serve merely as places to hang clothes. Before you buy, prove to yourself that you're ready to act on your good intentions. Buy what you need. Don't be impulsive. Health equipment likes treadmill is bulky, expensive, and mostly very hard to get rid off.   To help you choose the best equipment for your needs, check out consumer and fitness magazines that rate exercise equipment. Then test various pieces of equipment at a local gym, recreation center or retailer to find the machine or device that feels comfortable to you. Shop around: Exercise equipment advertised on TV or in newspapers or magazines may be available at local sporting goods, department, discount stores or websites.  That can make it easier to shop for the best price.  Do price comparisons.  The advertised price may not include shipping and handling fees, sales tax, and delivery and set-up fees. Ask about the costs before you close the deal. Get details on warranties, guarantees and return policies: A "30-day money-back guarantee" may not sound as good if you're responsible for paying a hefty fee to return a bulky piece of equipment you bought.   Check out the company's customer and support services. Call the advertised to get an idea of how easy it is to reach a company representative and how helpful he or she is. You may get a great deal on a piece of fitness equipment from a second-hand store, consignment shop, yard sale, or the classified ads. Buy wisely: Items bought second-hand usually are not in mint condition, are not returnable and do not carry the warranties that new equipment does. Whether used or new, home exercise equipment can be a great way to shape up — but only if you use it regularly. Do not be taken in by claims of quick, easy and effortless results: There is no such thing as a no-work, no-sweat way to a toned body. If you finally decide to buy online, always remember to read 13 Top security for online shopping.     Where to Shop Exercise & Fitness Products Safely Online   The following sites are the top online and secure exercise and fitness retailers:     BodyBuilding.com                                                Sears.com   TonyLittle.com                                                   Amazon.com   BodyLastics.com                                                  Check also 5StarExerciseandFitnessStore      Do you need COUPONS from above retailers?  Please Click here  Do you need information about BEST SELLERS of Exercise Products?   Please Click here         Tell a friend about this site

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