Anyone own gliding discs? If so, where'd you buy 'em?

[jillybean]

Thanks!

 

[red_mct]

Jillybean, I have them and bought them here:

http://www.glidingdiscs.com/

Mindy is also putting out a whole bunch of new gliding workouts, which you can find on her new site (I think it's mindymyrlea.com or something similarly easy).

My only caveat is, I don't really use this set at all... not sure why, it just isn't that interesting to me at the moment.

Marie

 

[scm]

I bought furniture slides from QVC. They work great! They slide on puzzle mats too.

http://69.0.137.118/dc/dcboard.php?..._id=254765&mesg_id=254765&listing_type=search

 

[DebbieH]

I got mine at Walmart Jilly! I honestly don't use mine all that much either but when I do, I get very sore! You'd think I'd pull them out more often. It's called, using my Cathe's ALL the time! :7 BTW, they weren't very expensive ($18-20??? which included workouts on DVD's) Let us know if you get them.




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[red_mct]

Jilly, just an FYI that I just got email from fwonline.com and they have a bunch of different gliding sets "on sale." (Not sure how comparable the prices are to the original site, but thought I'd let you know about it.)

Marie

 

[gofigure]

I teach cardio kickboxing and have used the gliding disc concept toward the end of different classes when we focuse on specific muscle group toning. I didn't buy legit gliding discs but used plastic plates (picnic style ones)instead. They worked really well on carpet. Just a thought if you wanted to "try" before you "buy".