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Shake Weight For Men

by Jonathan

shake weight for men bannerThe Shake Weight has already become a fitness selling phenomenon both in the US and in other countries around the world.

The original product was made for women but now a male version has been released: The Shake Weight For Men.

This is the product that I wish to review on this page. I feel that due to the remarkable popularity this device has that it’s very important for you to have the full picture about it.

What the Shake Weight For Men Is

The Shake Weight For Men is a product that resembles a regular dumbbell but that has two weights with springs on either end. The product weighs just 5 lbs, making it highly portable and easy to carry.

The way you use the Shake Weight For Men is to hold it in one hand or both, depending on which body part you wish to train, and then shake it back and forth very quickly. Watch the short video below to see how this product is used.

One thing to note is that this device does not have batteries. It is not moved due to some external power but only due to your own efforts. The shaking motion causes the weights on either end of the product to vibrate, sending pulses through your muscles. This method is called Dynamic Inertia and its supposed to provide you with an awesome upper body workout in a short time.

The official website claims “incredible results in just 6 minutes a day” can be had. You’re supposed to be able to build strength, definition, and muscle size by using this machine alone.

The only question is whether the Shake Weight For Men really works or not. This is something that is a bit difficult to answer with certainty:

On the one hand, you have the official website claiming that you will get a much better workout using this product than you would with regular weight training and that you’ll achieve more muscle contractions per minute than with regular weight training. This stands to reason as they range of motion of the Shake Weight is very small, something that helps generate more muscle contractions.

Mixed reviews of the Shake Weight For Men

Whether this is really beneficial or not is another question. You can read a study done by a company hired by the Shake Weight manufacturers, that states that this product does deliver outstanding results (read the study here) but many fitness experts are still not convinced by this.

One of the main problems is that there seems to be a discrepancy between the claims for the Shake Weight for Women product and the male version. While the first is claimed to help you tone your arms without bulking up (something most women want), the male version is sold with the explicit promise that you will get an increase in size.

How can this be? If something gets you bulky, it should work the same for both genders. I believe that you can get an increase in size with this product (as with regular weights) whether you’re a man or a woman. It mostly depends on your genetics and nutrition. This is what I know.

On the other hand, there is no doubt that the Shake Weight does give you a workout. You can try shaking your hands back and forth even without the device and still feel your muscles straining. The people who say this product doesn’t work at all do not have the full picture.

However, I don’t believe that this product actually replaces regular weight training. It may prove to be a nice addition to your current routine but it certainly won’t make it unnecessary.

The good things about this product is that it’s affordable, easy to use, lightweight and portable, and can be used everywhere. You need to decide whether it’s for you or not.

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{ 27 comments… read them below or add one }

Shaker February 3, 2012 at 9:56 pm

Started shaking 2 months ago, almost everyday as instructed, 30 sec per excersise. Supplemented work-out, with a Whey Protein drink after each work-out.
- Beginning weight 122 lbs. now at 130 lbs
- definite increase in bicep/tricep size and tone
- definite increase in shoulder size and tone
- definite increase in forearm size and tone
- definite increase in size/shape ab muscles
- definite increase in overall arm strength (L,R)
- mediocre increase in chest size tone

Proof is in the pudding, starting to fill up my M-tshirts which I never done before. Wife happy and so am I, will continue to be a shaker.

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Jonathan February 4, 2012 at 2:32 am

I’m glad you’re seeing results. Thanks for sharing them.

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Eric Bonk January 29, 2012 at 3:23 pm

If,your fat like me in the middle the shake weight is not for you. However,If you need to build your upper body, The Shake weight is the ticket, but like any exercise program, if you do not do it everyday, your results will be limited. I purchased a shake weight to lose my spare tire. It did not work on the tire, but OH My how my upper body became more define and my pecs and arm muscles grew and My upper body became stronger and more defined. I now plan to purchase the T-Core to see how that product works on the spare tire department.

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Ngoo Nam December 10, 2011 at 7:45 am

To repeat, Shake Weight will replace ordinary dumbbells once they have other weight amounts from 10 to 50 and up.

You will have the benefit of the springs and weights once they get the products going.

They will make millions if not billions out of this patent!

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Ngoo Nam December 10, 2011 at 7:21 am

Just shake your ordinary dumbbells.

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toronto November 17, 2011 at 6:53 pm

I was 310 in June and thanks to the shake weight I’m 262 it is Nov. I guess it does work it toned me up real nice.

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Duane August 12, 2011 at 4:57 pm

Well I’m 6’6 290 and I’m considering using the shake weight to get back to exercising. Surely I will not substitute or suspend using dumbbells altogether, but I hope the shake weight stand up to its promise. Wish me luck. I’m ordering now….

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Jonathan August 12, 2011 at 10:33 pm

Hi Duane,

I wish you the best of luck with any form of exercise you choose to pursue.

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Star power July 2, 2011 at 2:31 pm

@Matt the so called scientist maybe should learn to read because the shake weight for men & women weigh different maybe no one considered the fact that the difference of pounds between the two make for different results of course the one that weighs the more is for men so they can get better. And there is no claim that it will work on your abs maybe you should’ve chosen a better field of education one that shows you how to read and listen!

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Kody June 30, 2011 at 11:52 am

Seams the review missed the possibility of mixing the shake weight with a regular excercise routine. Has anyone that lifts regularly using free weights, like at a gym, used shake weight at home for the 6 minutes each evening (or any other evening)? What were the results you saw?

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josh June 26, 2011 at 6:13 am

If you are skinny, like me, then you will build muscle and tone it. im 150lb and it build arm muscle and mediocre pecs. do other chest excercises instead of shakeweight. but using shakeweight for arms is good, especially for triceps.

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Matt June 24, 2011 at 12:24 pm

Are some of you guys serious? You think the shake weight is a good project? I am a Exercise Science major and I can tell you this product is a joke. They say it gets women toned and men bigger. How is that possible it is the same product and the same weight. So how would it not give the same result for men and women. Also for a muscle to actively get torn by working out you have to provide a resistance that is going in the same direction of muscle fibers. So for your chest you need to do exercises where you move in a horizontal plane, not vertical like the shake weight. Also this product does not work your abs. How would it? There is not resistance being placed on them. You could get the same results using a shake weight as you would turning on a blender and shaking that.

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Auzzie W. June 25, 2011 at 9:10 pm

I’m not an expert or anything, but the men and woman’s are not the same weight and they probably give the same bulking results. This does not mean “this product is a joke”.

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Jeremey June 29, 2011 at 8:57 am

The guys and girls versions are not the same weight at all. The girls version is 2.5 lbs. The guys version is 5 lbs. The added increase alone is enough to cause bulking. If done while eating lots of protein and muscle building carbs. A person can actually get bulked up with this product alone. Learn to get your facts right mr excercise science major.

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Auzzie W. June 17, 2011 at 4:09 am

I’m a fairly skinny guy. I try to eat right most of the time and I live an cardio-active lifestyle. Unfortunately my upper-body strength is almost non-existent. Would this be better or should I just buy dumb bells? My main concern is whether or not the 6 minute workout could replace a dumb bell only routine.

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John June 18, 2011 at 2:49 am

Hi,

I would definitely not give up on dumbbell training. If anything, I may combine the two.

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Auzzie W. June 20, 2011 at 11:45 pm

Well for me I don’t have a lot of money, so it’s either dumbells or shakeweight….

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Auzzie W. June 25, 2011 at 9:12 pm

Which would you recommend?

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corey June 9, 2011 at 9:01 pm

I’ve used the shake weight for two days and can tell a difference vs normal dumbbell work outs. I recommend using the shake weight than normal dumbbells :)

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Anthony May 29, 2011 at 5:37 am

i used to work out alot when i was younger i had huge arms but over the years most of the muscle turned soft and lost my former strength but i can feel it comeing all back thanks to this shake weight for men i only wish they would make a 25lbs 50lbs and a 75lbs shake weight

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Edward Navarro April 24, 2011 at 5:31 am

I am overweight by 30 lbs and had my 2nd Shake Weight workout last night was using a bullworker and 20 lb Kettlebell two years. In only two workouts my upperbody feels an enormus amount of muscle tone already over my previous workouts and using out of my personal time 1/20 than before, I am very impressed and can hardly wait to where this will take my 52 year old body.

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James A. April 3, 2011 at 3:41 pm

Ok im 14 years old and really skinney can this make me build muscles?I dont wanna loose waight just build muscle.

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john February 10, 2011 at 4:39 pm

OK… If you shake a weight that weighs only 5 pounds, won’t you get better results shaking a simple 20-40 pound dumbell??? makes sense doesn’t it?

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christie March 22, 2011 at 5:19 pm

shake 20-40 lb dumbell? are you serious? this shake weight was designed with spring so that when you shake, the spring recoils and counter the energy you are using to shake it, thus requiring you more energy. imagine a 20lb shake weight and how much energy it will return back to you. shake that head john, perhaps you will get better results!

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george weaver November 28, 2010 at 2:56 pm

started using the shake weight in august, have had great success,will keep
using it.if it is used right and often it can and does make a difference!

george weaver
NOVEMBER 27,2010

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doug June 3, 2011 at 3:39 am

Are these comments actually written by real people?

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John June 3, 2011 at 5:17 am

Hi Doug,

Each of these comments is moderated. Naturally, I don’t know each of the people personally, but you can find a wide range of opinion here, so I believe the answer is yes.

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