Bowflex Motivator Review - Would It Work for You?
In our Bowflex Motivator review discover the strengths and weaknesses of the Motivator. Discover: What features the Motivator offers How those features can benefit you What other Boflex models may give you more features for the same investment
2. Develop a strong, athletic body. 3. Lose excess body weight (20Ib - 50Ib+).
A Bowflex home gym can work well for goal 1 & 2, but may not be the best choice for goal 3. For losing significant extra weight, a cardiovascular/aerobic exercise routine will give you superior results.
50 exercises to choose from
210Ib. of resistance For slimming and toning 210Ib. can be sufficient. However, 210Ib. can be a little light for leg presses.
Lat tower Can enable you to do many high-pulley exercises like: pulldowns, triceps push downs, and pullovers.
Handgrips/ankle cuff Gives you the flexibility to do many specific toning exercises like leg kickbacks.
Multiple Cable/Pulley Positions Allows the Motivator models to both adjust to your body type, and also enable you to create your own workouts.
Bowflex Motivator Review - Possible Cons 210Ib. of resistance Unlike other Boflex models, the Motivator and Motivator 2 will not allow you to upgrade your resistance.
Best Advice
The Bowflex Motivator series can work for toning. It offers enough features and resistance to enable a person to get a good toning workout. However, the Motivator can be limiting. A better choice could be the Bowflex Sport. It offers 60 exercises to choose from and the option to increase your resistance to 310Ib. or even up to 410Ib. In addition, you can get a more feature-rich Bowflex Sport for roughly the same price as the Motivator.
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