Re: 33 Ways the Body Responds to Rebounding

[Guest guest]

I have the Needak and love it! It isn't hard on the joints like a cheaper model

I had. I read it drains lymph tissue if one follows the instructions in the

book. It also says NASA approves it as the only exercise that will do this. I

didn't know this , but rebounders are made different than trampolines(according

to the info I read). The Needak fits under my sofa. I always put it in the

corner to use in case I lose my balance.

I wasn't aware there were two similar rebounders. The quarter folding one looks

cool , but I'll bet it wouldn't fit under a bed or sofa as well.

Joyce

33 Ways the Body Responds to Rebounding

mini tramps for sale here http://www.rebound-aerobics.com/ and here

http://www.needakmfg.com/ both include one that folds for travel (I have no

[Guest guest]

<<I have the Needak and love it!>>

My Needak rebounder arrived today! I bought it at www.half.com, but the

price I got it for isn't there any more. The half-fold with carrying case,

book and video retails for $249.95 plus shipping but I got it brand new,

shipped directly from the manufacturer for $174.99 including shipping!! I

called the guy directly and he's willing to sell it for that to anyone on

this list, he's just not allowed to advertise it. His name is Matt and you

can e-mail him at nycmatta@... (tell him Dianne in L.A. sent you). He

also has great prices on food dehydrators, air and water purifiers, juicers,

blenders, etc.

I'll let you all know in a few days how I like the wonderful world of

rebounding.

Dianne in L.A.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I got my Weider mini rebounder at http://jcpenney.com for $43,

shipping included.

These have been very beneficial to many people, and they last several

years. It may not fold up and doesn't include a carrying case, but I

didn't need those features anyway. It's a very good no frills

rebounder.

Regards,

Joe

[Guest guest]

I just tried their web site and they didn't have one listed. Darn, skunked

again!

Richmond, Virginia

Hi,

I got my Weider mini rebounder at http://jcpenney.com

<http://jcpenney.com> for $43,

shipping included.

These have been very beneficial to many people, and they last several

years. It may not fold up and doesn't include a carrying case, but I

didn't need those features anyway. It's a very good no frills

rebounder.

Regards,

Joe

[Guest guest]

Thanks Joe. I check and see if the one in Paris carries them.

Re: 33 Ways the Body Responds to Rebounding

Hi,

I got my Weider mini rebounder at http://jcpenney.com for $43,

shipping included.

These have been very beneficial to many people, and they last several

years. It may not fold up and doesn't include a carrying case, but I

didn't need those features anyway. It's a very good no frills

rebounder.

Regards,

Joe

[Guest guest]

Click on the at the top of the screen, then click on

" shopping " then type in " mini trampoline " or " rebounder " .

That's how I found mine. I think that'll work for you :-)

Joe

> I just tried their web site and they didn't have one listed. Darn,

skunked

> again!

>

>

> Richmond, Virginia

>

>

> Hi,

>

> I got my Weider mini rebounder at http://jcpenney.com

> <http://jcpenney.com> for $43,

> shipping included.

> These have been very beneficial to many people, and they last

several

> years. It may not fold up and doesn't include a carrying case, but

I

> didn't need those features anyway. It's a very good no frills

> rebounder.

>

> Regards,

>

> Joe

[Guest guest]

Thanks. I did that, and I've found a company in North Carolina that has

one.

Richmond, Virginia

Click on the at the top of the screen, then click on

" shopping " then type in " mini trampoline " or " rebounder " .

That's how I found mine. I think that'll work for you :-)

Joe

[Guest guest]

You're welcome.

For some reason, they seem very hard to find. I checked on about 8

retailers and they were all out of stock. I guess that the demand is

high for them.

JR

> Thanks. I did that, and I've found a company in North Carolina that

has

> one.

>

>

> Richmond, Virginia

>

>

>

> Click on the at the top of the screen, then click on

> " shopping " then type in " mini trampoline " or " rebounder " .

> That's how I found mine. I think that'll work for you :-)

>

> Joe

[Guest guest]

I got my mini-tramp at a used sporting goods store. It is called Play it

Again Sports in Canada. I got another one at a reuse center for $10.00 for

my daughter for Christmas (it is as good as the one I bought for $50).

from Canada

>

>I just tried their web site and they didn't have one listed. Darn, skunked

>again!

>

>

>Richmond, Virginia

>

>

> Hi,

>

> I got my Weider mini rebounder at http://jcpenney.com

><http://jcpenney.com> for $43,

> shipping included.

> These have been very beneficial to many people, and they last several

> years. It may not fold up and doesn't include a carrying case, but I

> didn't need those features anyway. It's a very good no frills

> rebounder.

>

> Regards,

>

> Joe

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

That name sure sounds familiar. I'll check it out. Thanks.

I got my mini-tramp at a used sporting goods store. It is called Play it

Again Sports in Canada. I got another one at a reuse center for $10.00 for

my daughter for Christmas (it is as good as the one I bought for $50).

from Canada

>

>I just tried their web site and they didn't have one listed. Darn, skunked

>again!

>

>

>Richmond, Virginia

>