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The Shake Weight Arm-Sculpting Craze Shaking up a Media Frenzy
CARLSBAD, Calif. - (BUSINESS WIRE) - Since its debut only 10 days ago, you've already seen it on The View,
Jimmy Kimmel Live! and on numerous blogs and Websites, including
Entertainment Weekly Online. The Shake
Weight - a revolutionary new women's arm-toning device unlike any
product previously developed - has generated over 1 million total
YouTube views in the last ten days, and over three million Internet hits
overall. So what's the buzz about?
Based on a groundbreaking workout technology called Dynamic Inertia,
which engages the muscles in the arms, shoulders and chest in an
entirely new fashion, the Shake Weight increases upper body muscle
activity by more than 300% compared to traditional free weights. Its
distinct motion makes the Shake Weight the first product of its kind
specifically designed to help women achieve toned, sculpted arms while
eliminating flab.
A well-documented scientific study involving the Shake Weight
technology was conducted by Dr. Daniel Cipriani, Professor at the
department of Exercise Physiology at San Diego State University, one of
the leading Exercise Physiology Departments in the country. The study
used EMG monitoring of muscle activity during use of the Shake Weight
compared to similar size dumbbells, pushups and sit-ups. The study
revealed that the Shake Weight radically outperforms free weights due
to the rapid motion of the exercise and isometric contraction of the
entire upper body during use.
"The Shake Weight is a unique fitness device that effectively and
dramatically sculpts arms, a major problem area for many women, while
burning calories," said Lindsey Reese, prominent Los Angeles-based
Certified Trainer. "Whether you're sitting at home watching TV, in the
office, or hanging out by the pool, a very effective Shake Weight
work-out can be achieved in only six minutes a day, and requires minimal
effort to achieve toned, sexy arms."
Unlike the impression created by the rapid motion of the device, the
Shake Weight is not battery-powered - the user generates the movement.
The internal resistance and shaft bounces the weight back and forth,
creating an effective workout that produces unparalleled results.
"The Shake Weight has become more than a hit since its launch two weeks
ago - it's a phenomenon," said Kellie Cagle, Communications Director of
FitnessIQ, the California-based product developer and marketer. "The
product demonstrations have been generating quite a bit of attention
because consumers are experiencing a never-before-seen motion in home
fitness; but I can assure you, the Shake Weight is a
scientifically-proven device that produces remarkable results fast.
After using it for about 15 seconds, you will immediately know what the
buzz is all about."
The Shake Weight is available at www.shakeweight.com
for $19.95 plus $7.95 processing and handling. FitnessIQ is offering a
full money back guarantee - including shipping and return shipping - so
even the most discriminating consumers can try the product worry free.
With the order, purchasers also receive a bonus Upper Body Toning
Workout DVD. This offer is not available in stores. Additionally, a
soon-to-launch men's version will be available later this year.
Fifteen Minutes PR
Jordan Byrnes, jordan@fifteenminutes.com
Ryan
Croy, ryan@fifteenminutes.com
323-556-9700
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