The New York Times gives us a handsome slide show of home exercise products through the ages, from the Glamour Stretcher to the Gazelle, all as a side dish to Steve Friedman’s 2,000 word tale of a less-than-joyful relationship with the exercise product du jour: Bowflex. Friedman tells us that Bowflex spent $16 million for paid programming on national cable
channels in 2005, and after reading about his efforts to put the machine to good use, Geezer has a pretty good idea why that might have been necessary. The Bowflex manual is 69 pages long. It includes 75 exercises. Geezer is already getting tired. Read more and laugh.
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