| Finally, An Intelligent alternative to the floor pushup. | |
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| Link ID | 1563 |
| Title | Finally, An Intelligent alternative to the floor pushup. |
| Url | http://www.easyhomefitness.com/page/14-264.htm |
| Description | Using PushOvers for pushups builds muscle quickly, increases upper body strength and energy, reduces stress on wrists. PushOvers are a lightweight, hand held device that provides you with the ability to do pushups easily without throwing yourself on the floor. Builds muscle fast.. Over 120,000 PushOvers Sold!! Don?t wait, Start your upper body muscle building and strength program today!! |
| Category | Commercial > Residential Equipment |
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| Date | Jun 11, 2003 |
| Contact Name | Jack Fleming |
| send email to Jack Fleming | |
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