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 fg
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Saw this product online and it looks like it could be a addition to a session. Anyone used one of these?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qmlHm0XrCEA

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O my gosh that looks like a good idea.


   
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Perhaps could be fun with aneros or another toy.

As for the product itself and its goal, I'll just stick with some bridge and fish poses.


   
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Saw this product online and it looks like it could be a addition to a session. Anyone used one of these? ... Fred

Yup. Local Brookstone had them a couple of years ago--they were merchandised alongside the motorized massage chairs. Having been through two 'E-ticket' rides on ejection seats it caught my eye and I 'rode' it.

Everyone's Lumbar is different but getting well hydrated and doing several sets of 'pelvic tilts' and easy abdominal exercises works for me. Personal feeling is that while motorized passive stretching is a good start, core abdominal muscle building also plays well. (and a simple exercise mat takes up less floor space.)

No clue how it would play with an Aneros or Peridise.


   
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I had a bad experience with Brookstone customer service a few years ago, so do not patronize them. YMMV


   
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