Total Gym 2000 Review

The Total Gym 2000 is advertised extensively, as all Total Gym models are, with TV ads. For sure you have seen Chuck Norris and Christie Brinkley talking you into buying one of these basic and yet effective fitness gyms. The truth is that they are good, not the best, but yes, good for the price you pay for it.

Let’s face it that there isn’t much that you can do with a gliding board, at least not at first sight. Once you get the Total Gym 2000 you will also get a DVD that will explain you how to use this simple machine to do 40 exercises, plus if you do your own exercises that do not need the 2000, you are ready to get fit in no time.

Total Gym 2000 Specifications

Total Gym 2000

  • Frame: Lighter Gauge Steel; 1-1/4″ x 2″ Tubing
  • Glide Board Size: 15″ x 45″
  • User Height Limit: 6’2″
  • Resistance Levels: 6 Levels – 6% to 60% of Body Weight (300 lbs. max)
  • Max User Weight: 250 pounds
  • Dimensions: 20″W x 7’6″L x 4′H
  • Warranty: Lifetime on Frame

Just like seen on TV

The Total Gym 2000 is fit for light strength training. The resistance uses your own weight to create the resistance level, you can control how much of it you use with 6 levels to choose from, that use from 6 to 60% of your body weight as resistance. Do not expect any hardcore large bulky muscles growing out of your body with the 2000, we said light strength traing, good to get fit and in shape.

The best exercises that you can do with the Total Gym 2000 are targeted to the legs, and you can get the best results by focusing on these exercises. More than that you still have choices of cardio and strength exercises, and overall you can pretty much work out your entire body.

There are other models from Total Gym within the series of the 2000, the best is the 3000, just one step ahead of the 2000. The difference you will get for the price you pay will be on accessories, better frame, foam density and some better materials. For a difference of $100 you can just buy whatever model you prefer.

Total Gym 2000 at a Glance…

Pros:

  1. Affordable
  2. Easy to use and basic exercises
  3. Efficient and easy to store away

Cons:

  1. Not good for serious bodybuilders
  2. Better options within same price range

Let us say that you are looking for an easy to use and not that fancy home gym equipment, one that can make your body fit and put you in shape, but nothing to build huge muscles, then the Total Gym 2000 is the choice for you. Before buying it you can check the other models from Total Gym and other options from other brands, and if you like it, then it is yours for a very affordable price.

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