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No, it does not target the midsection.... Some say you can do some limited upper body work with it, but I just do the legs/glutes as designed.

I'll try!

I am!

The mega is the one I’m looking to get next 👍🏻 . With the stand . But the price for both is going to be rough lol .. I have the mitopro 300 and love it . I love that they use 4 wavelengths.. I also have a hoogapro 300 which is good too. But is just has the 2 wavelengths.. will def be getting the bigger panel in the next couple weeks. Even if I got to cut back on food lol .. well worth it because of the benefits 👍🏻

Thanks! The vest is a V-Max weight vest: www.weightvest.com/

It wasn’t a video of that nature. And my legs aren’t much to look at!

@@MattsOtherChannel it’s a leg machine😂

I'm on setting 3 and I'm 5'6"... My 4'11" son (he's 10) can use it without issue at setting 1 and my 5'3" wife at setting 2. If that helps...

@@MattsOtherChannel ok thanks! So when you adjust settings does the reach adjust too or just the chair height? Thanks - I’m going to check out your bagpipe channel- I’m Scottish too ! Thanks, I’m at 90% going to purchase DB, I know it will help w/ knees that traditional squats are hard on. Thank you 😊

@@glam1007 It extends (or retracts) the seat, and as the seat retracts in, you get both closers to the handles and the seat lowers. And I hope you enjoy the bagpipe channel! ruclips.net/user/MattWillisBagpiper

It doesn't... Definitely just legs.

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@@MattsOtherChannel it actually does… there are arm workouts using the seat…

Except getting in and out of a chair is more difficult on my knees and is difficult to do weighted. I'm now at 75 extra pounds (weight vests) and my knees don't complain. So it's working for me.

Let us know what you think of the mahine once you try it out!

I can't imagine it'd be difficult, but my DB Method is in a home gym with enough room I haven't had to break it down. I just did, and it went quite well, but that's the first time since it was assembled. I suspect strongly it would hold up well to being broken down.

Hmmm. That's a good question. I a full foot shorter than you, and I'm on setting 3. It only goes to a 5, so I suspect it might be too small for a tall individual.

Mnie wobbles a bit front to back, not really left to right. Did this since new, doesn't seem to be getting worse or interfere with the workout.

I remember hearing that it is supposed have some give so you also incorporate balance/stability while using it. I love mine!!

@@JM-is4me thank you!

No, it does not bother my hips, though I do not have issues with my hips. But if it's anything like my knees, this machine helps my continue to work my legs when weighted squats are now too much for my knees.

Glad it was helpful!

No problem 👍

what did you end up going with? I'm debating between the two as well

@@bmcdfw 13. Figured I could use the extra space if needed, but having had it for about a month I haven't had to use the pouches yet. I could've made due with the 10, but still worried it was too small for my frame.

@@Uridien cool, thanks for your reply. Do you use it as your EDC? Do you find it heavy on the shoulders after prolonged use? Do you prefer it over say a satchel?

@@bmcdfw I do find it heavy on the shoulder, which is odd since it's only roughly 4 pounds empty and not exactly full to the brim. Had baby wipes in there on an outing, and it was enough weight to be bothersome. It's way more comfortable by handle, but not feasible for long distances, really. I plan on taking it with me to a vacation in Michigan later this year, won't opt to carry it by hand. Part of it has to be my not used to shoulder carry, and I'm hoping to get used it because I do like the case. I also always found Saddleback's straps uncomfortable. Thankfully they did slim down the strap on the case, not as wide as standard strap. I wonder if it's even slimmer on the 10? I know they use the smaller slasps, which has to be lighter and I actually like the look of better. As for satchel, I don't have any experience with it, sorry.

Still using it twice a week and it's still holding up great. My knees are starting to occasionally make a bit of crackling when on this, but still far less than any other leg workout I can do. I don't have any back injuries, so I cannot attest to how it would work in that regard...

I've had mine for two years. I had two major car accidents and permanent nerve damage in my back. At 47 yrs old and former trainer for professional athletes (NFL). It's a great buy and it has taken the pressure off my knees and no problems with my back.

@@teresaautreyexperience this is all I need to know thank you. I have knee problems and I don't know what else I can do that help me back up is this.

to hold onto a padded handle 😆

It's more of a follow up on the machine than me personally. I use this to replace the squats I used to do in the gym, and as I said in the video, it was less about "seeing results" and more about keeping my strength and mobility, which it has done very well.

I have not had the opportunity to see the size of an inside of a semi cab, but the DB does fold up fairly small. 45.5” long x 20” wide x 7” high when folded. Weights 29.5 pounds. Hope this helps!

@@MattsOtherChannel thank you so much it’s pretty roomy so I’ll definitely purchase 😊

Quite well! It's faded a bit, but it has done so evenly, and when I applied some Adam's VRT to it, it blackened up nicely. I imagine I'll likely reapply once a year.

​@Matt's Other Channel So are you still happy. I got a 2022 Challenger that only has 4000 miles on it that is garaged and im already seeing one small area of discoloration. Think I will try the product you used. Wish Dodge would of just kept that area body colored instead.

Hello! I use setting 3 out of 6 setting, so I'd think setting 1 would be perfect for someone 4'10" to 5'1" or so. As for the booty, this has largely been to replace the squat workouts I once did in the gym, but between by crackly knees and the pandemic, I've stopped going to the gym. That said, I do not appear to have lost any muscle since my old gym days using this, which is what I wanted from the machine.

Glad it was helpful! Still holding up great.

Glad I could help!

Glad you liked it!

Glad you liked it!

I'm curious about that too. And there are many more Other Channel videos to come! Next will be a review of my Saddleback briefcase after 11 years of use.

@@MattsOtherChannel I’m planning this weekend to pull mine out, empty it, and give it some leather milk before starting the new job Wednesday.

@@MattsOtherChannel I purchase a brand new 2022 Challenger and only drive it on the weekends. Now it's 3 months old (1100 miles) and I already notice some scratches on the black plastic that surrounds the tail lights. Disappointed how easy that plastic is on getting scratched up. Do you know of anything that might get those scratches out?

@@wilchambers1401 The new "piano trim" on the 2015+ Challengers is way easier to damage then the earlier semi-matte trim on my Challenger. You could try and buff them out with a very small polishing pad, but I'd look that up and see what others may have done. Best of luck!

I hope you got this sorted!

I'm having same problem. I don't know why most of the videos are not elaborating on this specifically

Not at all and I want to use the machine so badly

Did you ever figure this out? I’m having the same problem. 😩

Pls help. Same! Tried it all. Watched videos. Nothing works

you might have to adjust the seat, i noticed the tension rod doesnt move at all in some videos if the seat is all the way pushed in, try to have it at least at the 2 or 3 mark

Thanks and glad you found it helpful!

Told ya!! Ha!

Thank you! I really like it. About time to film the follow up video.

@@MattsOtherChannel follow up please :)

Thanks for the reminder! I’ll see about getting a follow up video together this weekend.

Here's the follow up! ruclips.net/video/kcX3txYHv7Y/видео.html

Here's the follow up video! ruclips.net/video/kcX3txYHv7Y/видео.html

Awesome! Thank you!

It kinda was a joke, but I do enjoy making videos, and I didn't want to "muck up" the other channel with non-piping content. Thanks for subscribing!

@@MattsOtherChannel a pleasure, keep up the good work (squared now)