The Fitness Graveyard: The Weirdest Exercise Machines Ever Invented
Halloween is fast approaching. And it is now time to dig out the spooky decorations and old costumes. Besides ghosts and ghouls, we also have to resurrect the long-forgotten hoaxes of American fitness culture. In the race to make everyone slim and healthy, fitness nuts have come up with allmanner of bizarre exercise machines, vibrating belts, and other questionable contraptions. π️ππ€Έ⛹️π»π☠️π€πΉπΊπͺ¦ Just like with the crazy diet trends we have seen before , the easiest way to achieve the most benefits in the shortest time was to use products that required little to no effort. Let's explore the most ridiculous fitness-related money sinks featured in The Fitness Graveyard. πͺ¦ If you dare ....π 1. The Human Paint Shaker: Passive Vibrating Belts from the 1950s-1970s 𫨠Before manufacturers started to put fitness trackers in our watches, they have been trying to make us skinny and fit with various machines. The earliest examples of pass...
