Re: What are Bullworker results?

[Guest guest]

Great post, ........

The whole nature of physical fitness could be disected and analyzed to the nth

degree, but in the end, the Bullworker simply is what it is and it do what it

do, and it do what it do quite well, whether you use it alone or in conjunction

with other equipment. No matter how you use it, the Bullworker produces great

results, and as far as I'm concerned, that's the bottom line.

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> Subject: Re: Just noticed.

> To: bullworkerclub

> Date: Monday, November 22, 2010, 8:41 AM

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> " And when they find that shiny red-handled miracle that is the new Bullworker,

then all bets are off! "

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> What " miracle " ?

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> A Bullworker or Steelbow (which I own) is a nice piece of equipment to use

when you're short on time. Absolutely love the convenience. It also makes for a

nice adjunct to regular exercises. As a standalone? Sure, why not if your goal

is to get a little muscle " tone " .

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> But, it isn't a " miracle " ...if you use a Bullworker or Steelbow, you're going

to get more efficient at using a Bullworker. You won't lean out with a

Bullworker...you need to get on a tight, cutting diet like Mr. Hughs did.

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> Where are the transitional pictures, like the Beach Body (P90X, Insanity,

etc.) boards or Turbulence Training, depicting Bullworker trainees going from

flabby and out of shape to ripped and athletic? (BTW, The Whammer completed

P90X, Insanity and some of the more advanced Beach Body programs--in addition to

a Bullworker--at age 52 or 53, plays hockey in a +30 league in Canada and is a

firefighter...he's posted his before/after pictures.)

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> We saw at least one of fitness models that uses on his site and in

the DVD is a weight lifter. And those two fitness booth-babes from the Arnold

classic picture posing with & Schwarzenegger weren't Bullworker trained.

Those early Bullworker ads used a gymnast...he certainly didn't use a Bullworker

to get ready for his work on the rings or floor exercises.

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> And we don't see the military's elite, SWAT teams, pro football teams, etc.,

using a Bullworker to get their trainees in condition for their jobs or chosen

sport. Ross Enamait, a trainer in Connecticut who preps elite boxers and

MMAs--the same guy Shenandoah wrote the glowing endorsement for, may use a

Bullworker for adjunct exercises but it isn't what he uses to get his athletes

ready.

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> Lets keep things in perspective: the Bullworker and Steelbow products are both

high quality, well-made products. However, they both use a finite ROM and in

some cases don't work well with the body's natural planes.

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> " Miracle " ?

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[Guest guest]

True dat! > > > > > > From: hillrunner_tx hillrunner_tx@> > Subject: Re: Just noticed.> > To: bullworkerclub > > Date: Monday, November 22, 2010, 8:41 AM> > > > > > > > > > > > > > "And when they find that shiny red-handled miracle that is the new Bullworker, then all bets are off!"> > > > What "miracle"?> > > > A Bullworker or Steelbow (which I own) is a nice piece of equipment to use when you're short on time. Absolutely love the convenience. It also makes for a nice adjunct to regular exercises. As a standalone? Sure, why not if your goal is to get a little muscle "tone". > > > > But, it isn't a "miracle"...if you use a Bullworker or Steelbow, you're going to get more efficient at using a Bullworker. You won't lean out with a Bullworker...you need to get on a tight, cutting diet like Mr. Hughs did. > > > > Where are the transitional pictures, like the Beach Body (P90X, Insanity, etc.) boards or Turbulence Training, depicting Bullworker trainees going from flabby and out of shape to ripped and athletic? (BTW, The Whammer completed P90X, Insanity and some of the more advanced Beach Body programs--in addition to a Bullworker--at age 52 or 53, plays hockey in a +30 league in Canada and is a firefighter...he's posted his before/after pictures.) > > > > We saw at least one of fitness models that uses on his site and in the DVD is a weight lifter. And those two fitness booth-babes from the Arnold classic picture posing with & Schwarzenegger weren't Bullworker trained. Those early Bullworker ads used a gymnast...he certainly didn't use a Bullworker to get ready for his work on the rings or floor exercises. > > > > And we don't see the military's elite, SWAT teams, pro football teams, etc., using a Bullworker to get their trainees in condition for their jobs or chosen sport. Ross Enamait, a trainer in Connecticut who preps elite boxers and MMAs--the same guy Shenandoah wrote the glowing endorsement for, may use a Bullworker for adjunct exercises but it isn't what he uses to get his athletes ready.> > > > Lets keep things in perspective: the Bullworker and Steelbow products are both high quality, well-made products. However, they both use a finite ROM and in some cases don't work well with the body's natural planes. > > > > "Miracle"?> >>

[Guest guest]

Well what can say for a start I am no poster boy almost 50 but when I started

out in April using the bully again in April I was the classic pear shape Aussie

then a move back into line construction brought a need of change to lifestyle

and. Needing more strength I chose the bull worker for that task with great

success even some of the young blokes call me muscles mind you I got two dogs

that need a lot of walking too and add chin ups,push ups to the mix and the sit

at home routine is doing great job of trimming up the left over I haven't felt

this fit in twenty years I now enjoy filliing the pole holes with crash rock so

easy I

I really beleave this is due to hard work pumping the bully it a great feeling

what else Can I say it works I look different I feel great ! they work!

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> > > From: hillrunner_tx hillrunner_tx@

> > > Subject: Re: Just noticed.

> > > To: bullworkerclub

> > > Date: Monday, November 22, 2010, 8:41 AM

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> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > " And when they find that shiny red-handled miracle that is the new

> Bullworker, then all bets are off! "

> > >

> > > What " miracle " ?

> > >

> > > A Bullworker or Steelbow (which I own) is a nice piece of equipment

> to use when you're short on time. Absolutely love the convenience. It

> also makes for a nice adjunct to regular exercises. As a standalone?

> Sure, why not if your goal is to get a little muscle " tone " .

> > >

> > > But, it isn't a " miracle " ...if you use a Bullworker or Steelbow,

> you're going to get more efficient at using a Bullworker. You won't lean

> out with a Bullworker...you need to get on a tight, cutting diet like

> Mr. Hughs did.

> > >

> > > Where are the transitional pictures, like the Beach Body (P90X,

> Insanity, etc.) boards or Turbulence Training, depicting Bullworker

> trainees going from flabby and out of shape to ripped and athletic?

> (BTW, The Whammer completed P90X, Insanity and some of the more advanced

> Beach Body programs--in addition to a Bullworker--at age 52 or 53, plays

> hockey in a +30 league in Canada and is a firefighter...he's posted his

> before/after pictures.)

> > >

> > > We saw at least one of fitness models that uses on his

> site and in the DVD is a weight lifter. And those two fitness

> booth-babes from the Arnold classic picture posing with &

> Schwarzenegger weren't Bullworker trained. Those early Bullworker ads

> used a gymnast...he certainly didn't use a Bullworker to get ready for

> his work on the rings or floor exercises.

> > >

> > > And we don't see the military's elite, SWAT teams, pro football

> teams, etc., using a Bullworker to get their trainees in condition for

> their jobs or chosen sport. Ross Enamait, a trainer in Connecticut who

> preps elite boxers and MMAs--the same guy Shenandoah wrote the glowing

> endorsement for, may use a Bullworker for adjunct exercises but it isn't

> what he uses to get his athletes ready.

> > >

> > > Lets keep things in perspective: the Bullworker and Steelbow

> products are both high quality, well-made products. However, they both

> use a finite ROM and in some cases don't work well with the body's

> natural planes.

> > >

> > > " Miracle " ?

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Great stuff, Cyber Brother from Downunder!

It's a funny thing, I had spent a few years using the Bullworker as a closer to

a lot of other exercises, and then it dawned on me one day - Hey, wait a minute!

Things thing really is great! And I can't remember the last time I've

experienced elbow problems from using it! That's when I switched gears and made

the Bullworker my predominant workout tool.

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> > > > From: hillrunner_tx hillrunner_tx@

> > > > Subject: Re: Just noticed.

> > > > To: bullworkerclub

> > > > Date: Monday, November 22, 2010, 8:41 AM

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > " And when they find that shiny red-handled miracle that is the new

> > Bullworker, then all bets are off! "

> > > >

> > > > What " miracle " ?

> > > >

> > > > A Bullworker or Steelbow (which I own) is a nice piece of equipment

> > to use when you're short on time. Absolutely love the convenience. It

> > also makes for a nice adjunct to regular exercises. As a standalone?

> > Sure, why not if your goal is to get a little muscle " tone " .

> > > >

> > > > But, it isn't a " miracle " ...if you use a Bullworker or Steelbow,

> > you're going to get more efficient at using a Bullworker. You won't lean

> > out with a Bullworker...you need to get on a tight, cutting diet like

> > Mr. Hughs did.

> > > >

> > > > Where are the transitional pictures, like the Beach Body (P90X,

> > Insanity, etc.) boards or Turbulence Training, depicting Bullworker

> > trainees going from flabby and out of shape to ripped and athletic?

> > (BTW, The Whammer completed P90X, Insanity and some of the more advanced

> > Beach Body programs--in addition to a Bullworker--at age 52 or 53, plays

> > hockey in a +30 league in Canada and is a firefighter...he's posted his

> > before/after pictures.)

> > > >

> > > > We saw at least one of fitness models that uses on his

> > site and in the DVD is a weight lifter. And those two fitness

> > booth-babes from the Arnold classic picture posing with &

> > Schwarzenegger weren't Bullworker trained. Those early Bullworker ads

> > used a gymnast...he certainly didn't use a Bullworker to get ready for

> > his work on the rings or floor exercises.

> > > >

> > > > And we don't see the military's elite, SWAT teams, pro football

> > teams, etc., using a Bullworker to get their trainees in condition for

> > their jobs or chosen sport. Ross Enamait, a trainer in Connecticut who

> > preps elite boxers and MMAs--the same guy Shenandoah wrote the glowing

> > endorsement for, may use a Bullworker for adjunct exercises but it isn't

> > what he uses to get his athletes ready.

> > > >

> > > > Lets keep things in perspective: the Bullworker and Steelbow

> > products are both high quality, well-made products. However, they both

> > use a finite ROM and in some cases don't work well with the body's

> > natural planes.

> > > >

> > > > " Miracle " ?

> > > >

> > >

> >

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