Maggie White
November 27, 2019
Let’s face it, all we have to do to see our future 88-year-old selves is to look at others in their eighties. Some have canes. Many are limping. Others can’t see, hear, or remember. (What was I saying?) Oh yeah…so, in order to live life strong and long till 100 or more, we need to think diet, exercise, and prevention.
You’ve already incorporated kale into your salads; reduced sugar and meat from your menus, and visit the doctor annually. However, when it comes to panting in public, jumping in unison, and sharing space in crowded classes or gyms, you’d really rather pass. Plus showering with flip flops to avoid fungus can’t compare to your own home bathroom experience. And so, if you’re thinking of rerouting gym membership costs to set up your own “sweat shop,” here’s how:
A Modern Home Gym
Listed below are some awesome new home exercise equipment inventions to make you feel glad to be alive (and kicking) in the 21st century.
Be the Fairest of Them All
The Mirror is one of the most interesting new products on the exercise circuit. For $1,500, this 52″ H x 22″ W x 1.4″ D item offers a personalized, private, and interactive workout experience by streaming live and on-demand workout classes directly to your home. For a monthly membership of $39, you can access a variety of 70+ new live classes weekly and an extensive library of on-demand workouts – available 24 hours a day. Mirror uses your personal fitness profile and your biometric data to optimize every workout for maximum results. You’ll receive real-time instruction from instructors, work out with friends, and track your progress. The mirror allows you to sync a BlueTooth heart rate monitor (complimentary with purchase) or an Apple Watch to enable competition mode. Another great feature of the Mirror is that it allows you to create your own playlist or choose from curated lists and enjoy the great sounds from its embedded speakers.
Another Looking Glass Exercise Option
The company Echelon makes a competitive mirror called the Echelon Reflect. It’s a 40″ Screen; costs $1039.98, and offers, for $39 a month, live classes, on-demand classes, world-class trainers, and the ability to compete with friends and family. If you’d like a bigger screen, Echelon has the Reflect 50″ Touchscreen for $1639.98. Looking for an in-home personal trainer or a Barre, Zumba, Pilates, Yoga or Meditation class? Echelon has it.
Home Peloton
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A No-Sweat Warranty
Now it’s time to understand the benefits of purchasing a warranty policy for this equipment. With CYA (Cover Your Assets,) you will get polite care, quick service, plus only an authorized repair person to handle the repairs with Original Equipment Manufacturer parts. This way, if one of your new exercise items does need repair, you’ll get the right attention. After all that cycling, running, and sweating, we think you deserve that. As you near the finish line, click here to sign up!
Who We Are
Cover Your Assets (CYA) is a leader and disruptive innovator in the field of service plans. The company offers extended warranty coverage for virtually all types of consumer purchases ranging from high-end consumer electronics to computers, major appliances, power tools, lawn & garden equipment, and much more. All plans are backed by an A.M. Best Rating of “A-” (Excellent) Insurance carrier. Learn more about CYA by visiting www.cya.insure.
