John Davenport Wrote:


When you watch the infomercial for the Ab Circle Pro you can’t help being impressed. It looks like a lot of fun to workout with this machine. And the models who appear in the infomercial are so fit that the temptation level immediately skyrockets.

But before you rush off to spend $200 (the full price of this machine) ask yourself this: does the Ab Circle Pro really work?

Well, the jury’s still out on that but there is a lot of doubt in my mind for a number of reasons:

1. The Ab Circle Pro reviews I have read online are far from positive. Sure, some are happy with it, but it seems like most people have found at least one problem with it.

Some of the common complaints are that the knee pads can be painful, that the machine tends to breakdown, and that you don’t really get a good workout out of it. Not the kind of thing that makes you feel like buying this product.



2. However, the real reason why I believe that Ab Circle Pro doesn’t work is that I believe it defies science and the way the body really operates. What the infomercial implies is that by working out with this machine you can lose belly fat. This is virtually impossible because you can’t lose stomach fat by doing targeted exercises.



It has long been proven that spot fat reduction is a myth. You can’t burn fat from a specific body part by doing targeted exercises. We burn fat from our body as a single unit. So, I just don’t believe this machine can work.

Furthermore, I believe that you can get an awesome workout doing exercises on a mat at your home or with other, much less expensive, equipment like a swiss ball for instance.

Of course, the decision is yours, but I recommend reading this complete Ab Circle Pro Review before making up your mind.