By Kayla Johnson
Have you ever been “sucked in” by an fitness infomercial? Here’s ten signs that a fitness trend is a gimmick:
1. It sounds too good to be true.
2. It targets one body part.
3. It fails to mention diet or nutrition.
4. The dramatic results are what is interesting.
5. The inventor has no credentials.
6. It’s no different than any other fitness gimmick.
7. It’s too hard or too easy to use.
8. The testimonials are from paid actors (“dramatization”).
9. It has numerous negative reviews online.
10. You have to have it right now.
Take the time to think through what you are buying. Remember, what really matters is calories burned, muscle strength and proper nutrition.
Provided by Kayla Johnson, owner of Top Notch Training. Kayla is a certified personal trainer that provides one-on-one training in your home or office.
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