Re: BXtreme marketing, was Re: A Man of his word

[Guest guest]

Waiting for my 20 " now, since I just today ordered it.

At 6'1 " tall, I was a bit concerned about the size but

liked the convenience of the small package. I also

like the idea of being able to swap springs, since I'm

almost at max on several exercises with my old green

handled BW. Hopefully, the heavy spring and shorter

size will let me work harder and hit the back muscles

from a different angle.

Chuck

--- willtopowermusic wrote:

> Thanks Jerry,

>

> Happy New Year Guys. That " testimonial " was lifted

> off of the Bronze

> Bow Forum along with 's testimonial.

> 's was taken

> out of context but mine was pretty much what I said.

>

> I say this, what I wrote back then in May 06 was

> what I felt at the

> time. I did have an X5 in storage (which I

> ultimately took out) but

> reading the ad copy of the Bully Xtreme got me

> hyped. Now in

> retrospect I see things like it does NOT have 400

> pounds of

> resistance and many other things. Using 's

> training program will

> lead most to overtraining. Like any other new toy, I

> put the Bully

> Xtreme away too.

>

> Last week sent me the new Steel Bow. I

> will say this. It

> is custom made to 's specifications. Has 3

> different resistance

> springs. Is shorter than all the Bullworkers and

> clones. There is no

> false hype in it's advertising and will

> personally answer your

> questions.

>

> So that " testimonial " on the Bully Xtreme ad was not

> a testimonial

> but part of a review on Bronze Bow Forum. I was

> excited and hyped at

> the time and actually did get good results. I

> believe these results

> were the result of using a new " toy " , not the

> " superiority " of Bully

> X over Bullworker X5.

>

> Best,

>

> Bob Rosenberg

>

>

>

> >

> > >(I find that

> > > of a certain Bob Rosenberg quite amusing. He had

> an

> > > X5 which he left alone in the box for a couple

> of

> > > decades and he's singing praises for the BW???

> Duh!

> > > All because of the plastic handles of the X5,

> > > probably. LOL)

> >

> > I was surprised to read that testimonial as Bob

> Rosenberg posts on

> this

> > forum and on the other bullworker forum under the

> name " Will to

> Power " .

> > In the past his posts have been helpful and

> (apparently) without

> bias.

> > In 1 of his posts I believe he said that he was

> alternating

> sessions

> > between his x5 and his bully xtreme, which makes

> his testimonial

> even

> > more surprising. (I was also surprised to read an

> endorsement by

>

> > on the xtreme website). perhaps " Will to

> Power " will post

> a

> > reply here, - I hope so. Jerry

> >

>

>

>

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