UrbanRebounding.com is a cardio workout product, sold nationally
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Urban Rebounding program is a fun workout for all ages, shapes, and sizes.
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Fitness jumping has been used in rehabilitative settings for over 30 years. With the URBAN REBOUNDING Program, this well-researched technology is now available as a Group Fitness approach to create the ultimate cardiovascular workout suitable for the gym.
The URBAN REBOUNDING Program is accomplished by jumping only a few inches off the surface of the URBAN REBOUNDING fitness equipment and reduces the jarring impact associated with other types of aerobic exercise. The URBAN REBOUNDING Program is a fun workout for all ages, shapes, and sizes.
The URBAN REBOUNDING Program is a safe, effective style of aerobics that provides a surprisingly challenging cardiovascular workout without excess stress on the heart, muscles and joints. Taught entirely on a unique spring-enhanced device, this type of exercise allows the body to work harder, for a longer period of time, because the body is not absorbing the shock and stress of hard-surface workouts.
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REVIEW OF URBAN REBOUNDING
Anyone who has been to a gym anywhere near a metropolitan center has probably peeked through the window of an exercise studio and seen Urban Rebounding in action. The trend has gained even greater visibility since it began appearing on television commercials throughout the day and night. It involves movements similar to the kind typically associated with aerobics, but these movements are executed on a trampoline. According to the program’s website, it involves the same principles as have been used to train NASA astronauts over the years. Although Urban Rebounding offers a twist on the standard cardio workout, however it only provides one piece of the weight loss puzzle.
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- posted by John Gerzetic on Feb 21, 2007, 7:11 pm
REVIEW OF Urban Rebounding
Urban Rebounding incorporates a miniature trampoline into its program, Urban Rebounding also has the added benefit of being “gentler on the knees” than a conventional step class. Although the class has become increasingly popular at gyms nationwide, it is still not yet a staple of most suburban YMCAs. According to the web site, the workout strengthens and tones, and is appropriate for all ages and body types. Those fortunate enough to be a member of one of the thousands of gyms that currently offers jumping may be thrilled to learn that they can now enjoy the workout in their own home, according to their own schedule. This at-home version promises to take all the benefits of this new workout into the home by providing all the necessary equipment. It also likely appeal to those who have seen it advertised on TV.
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- posted by David Tober on MAY 8, 2007
