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Shake Weights were found to be pretty useless in the past, but BodyVib’s weights could change that: they vibrate 2160 times per minute, which is 10 times faster than traditional ones.
France holds the world’s standard for the kilogram weight. It’s a cylinder-shaped object that has dictated all other kilogram weights for 130 years now. As it’s made from platinum-iridium, though, the US is concerned it’s no longer accurate. Whoops?
The astronauts working on the International Space Station now have a new zero-G Bowflex, with its requisite bad-arse acronym name: aRED, or Advanced Resistance Exercise Device. Wired took a look at how it works.
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