BENDER BALL MINI AB BALL REVIEWS
Wed, Jul 28, 2010
Bender Ball Mini Ab Ball
- The Bender Method of Core Training comes with the Bender Ball Mini Ab Ball, Bender Method Manual, and Bender Method of Core Training video
- Training method and ball developed by master trainer Leslee Bender
- 6 to 9-inch Bender Ball gives you a workout that’s up to 408 percent more effective than ordinary crunches
- Method of Selective Stabilization intensely targets your abdominal muscles from all sides
- 30-day money back guarantee
Bender Ball Mini Ab BallGet the sculpted abs you’ve always wanted and increase your overall fitness level with the Bender Ball Mini Ab Ball and The Bender Method of Core Training. The Bender Ball comes complete with a 6- to 9-inch Bender Mini Ab Ball, the Bender Method Manual, and the Bender Method of Core Training video. Developed by master trainer Leslee Bender, the Bender Method and Mini Ab Ball gives you a workout that’s up to 408 percent more effective than ordinary crunches. In the Bender
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Review by Laura E. Brooks for Bender Ball Mini Ab Ball
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I got the Bender Ball for my daughter for Christmas. She likes it a lot, and still uses it. I’ve used it a couple of times, and it does seem to make doing crunches a little more comfortable.
However, if you order from their website, be very careful to opt OUT of this special program they have. It’s very deceptive, in my opinion – I never noticed that I was “signing up” for this, until the DVDs started to arrive and I began noticing charges on my credit card. The first time I tried to call and cancel, I called 4 separate times from different phones, and they kept telling me they “couldn’t hear me”, although I could hear them fine.
I disputed the charges on my credit card, and as of today I talked to an actual person and cancelled the program. I have sent the DVDs back and am reasonably optimistic that the charges will go away eventually, but I’ll still be out the postage to send these stupid things back.
Review by Busy college junior for Bender Ball Mini Ab Ball
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I agree with the first reviewer: the DVD is useless. But then again, most exercise DVDs are. You’ve got to keep in mind they take all kinds of supplements and probably have personal trainers working with them 6 days a week. And if they’re any kind of successful, they can afford medical procedures the other 99% of us can’t (or just won’t do). If you’ve ever seen the commercial for this, the only truth to it is the “flexion and extension” part: you need both motions to really work your muscles to their fullest extent. The ball is good because it allows you more room to move, depending on where you place it under your back. So if you buy this at all, get it for the ball (which is the perfect size for ab workouts) and ignore the DVD. You can find free workouts online anyhow.
Review by chibrook for Bender Ball Mini Ab Ball
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The dvd’s are short and have three levels of intensity. The exercises do indeed work your abs hard. You want to get the Bender Ball from Amazon – NOT the bender ball website or you end up joining essentially a dvd club (whether you wanted to or not) that is next to impossible to get them to stop charging you for!
Review by J. Johnson for Bender Ball Mini Ab Ball
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The Bender Ball is the EXACT same thing as the “Gertie Ball” kids ball made by Small World Toys. The only difference is that the Gertie Ball is only $6 and comes in different colors
Review by K. Biddle for Bender Ball Mini Ab Ball
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NOT in the product description, but buried in Bender Ball’s shopping cart is an automatic subscription to a dvd club. I paid these people $20.99 for the ball and initial dvd. One month later they hit my credit card “on file” for an additional $26.98 for two dvds I had no idea were coming. According to them you can cancel but returning the dvds “may qualify for a refund”, minus shipping and handling charges, which I’ll bet will be most of it. Additonally I am expected to return their merchandise at my OWN expense and INSURED. Makes it a wash, doesn’t it? So the advertised ten dollar ball just set me back 21+27=$48.00! If this is not a scam, I don’t know what is!