I never see anybody using this at the gym, but I heard it could be good for my non-existent balance and helping increase some fat loss! This is exactly the video I needed, going to put it into practice tomorrow.
Thank you so much for the history lesson on it! I had no idea NASA developed it for astronauts. I just bought one on Amazon due to my gym being closed during the pandemic and am hoping it can help build up my leg strength after an injury left both of my legs weak from non-use. It would be awesome if you could make a video showing the different exercises you do on it as if we were attending a class with you..because many of us are choosing to do this at home and there aren't many power plate class videos on UA-cam..so you could become a leader in this. Thanks again Gergo and be well! 😉👍
You can build muscle bro. Try doing any pushups on it, it will hurt like hell and you will get a crazy pump! This device can warm up a muscle withing 20 seconds!
yes, it's great for warm-up, and everybody is on different level, however it's hard to overload your muscles if you can already do 50 pushups. There are better ways to do that.
@@thecoachhousemadeira It's phenomenal for warm ups. you are right about the push-ups, but if you stand on it with 40lbs of dumbells in your hand it will be hard as hell! You could use it for grown up people and basically have them build muscle.
@@MrsHizBeluved Didn't buy it, just use it at my gym. But it would be good to buy. You just stand on it and get a workout. It would be stupid not to buy it!
vaggs Gre I just subscribed to you. I ordered it. Would you ever do work out videos on it at the gym? What have you seen happen to others at the gym when they use it?
I think this thing is great for seniors in supplementing their exercises. Maybe not super seniors as they might fall off if it's just a stand alone type w/o handles. I like mine but anyone that goes to the gym its not going to help much. I don't belong to a gym but I play golf, walk/hike and ride a bicycle regularly. I use mine as a daily supplement.
Yeah been working it for couple days now. I seen people doing everything you said don’t do 😂🤣... man I seen a guy doing neck rolls on that damn machine💀 🤦🏾♂️ don’t ask bro! 😩
Best Power Plate video ever! Was very useful and informative. Indeed I cannot imagine laying on it. It makes my eyes fall out just when standing still. I will use it to train those stabilizer muscles as suggested. Nice channel! Thumbs up!
You are NEVER meant to stand upright, lock-legged on a Lineal Vibration Plate. It is a banned pose. Pivotal machines designed for stroke recovery work were designed for that. Pity a machine was sold to you with no such warnings.
If you can show me a peer review research on the topic I can look into it, otherwise I think it's a bad idea. But I can only talk about performance and it's doesn't make sense. I know if a company have a product want to say it's good for everything. It's not a miracle machine. It does its job, nothing more.
" They say sitting on it and laying on it is good for lymphatic movement " That info is just copy and pasted from old marketing material. 99% of people selling these machines have no idea how they work. Bit of a shame.
@UCuXJ0IvvhUjKH6mt2PdSbVg there is a reason why you can't use it with a pacemaker, if you're pregnant or have retina problems. Shaking is not good for organs. Just because you haven't had problems yet, it doesn't mean it's good. But again, if science changed I'm happy to revise this.
I think everyone here needs to understand Vibration Training and Vibration Therapy are two completely different disciplines. I do not know how that is not obvious because you do not go to your physio for a hard-core workout or do you go to the gym for more holistic functional issues. ( like an injury ) Just because it has the word vibration in it, stop getting brain freeze. The same logic applies, it is not magic, it is only a tool and will only work towards a goal if you know what you are doing.
I run studios in 8 countries. So all our training is done in the studio setting. But here are some older vids to help people understand the basics.. ua-cam.com/users/VibraTrainvideos
Great video! I had knee surgery 10 weeks ago and have to work on balance. Do you think the machine would be beneficial, not only for recovery but also improving stability down the road? Thanks in advance :)
Yes! Definitely. It's a great way to get your balance back, just follow my advice on the video and don't lock your knee out. Also, talk to your doctor if you can use the machine in case you have screws in there.
@@thecoachhousemadeira thanks a lot for the fast reply! I don't have any screws but I will still talk to my physio tomorrow. Excited for when the gyms reopen! Your video helped a lot so thank you! Subbed
Hi! I just bought a Powerfit, a small vibration plate to use at home. Do you think i'll see results comparable to the Powerplate results if i use it correcty?
I do Russian kettle bell lifts whole standing with knees bent a bit. Does this help? My heart rate monitor shows that it's in the optional zone when I do this. Thanks for your response
USD3K-USD8K.. Not worth buying it. This is useless. We've got it and no one else use it. Even our trainer also not using it. Only for scoliosis patient, I think this will be all about. 😭😭
I did 12 powerplate classes in central London over a month - lost an inch of my waist and an inch of my hips with no other exercise. In my experience used properly they work!
@@abigailbloom9160 But what if you had done exactly the some exercises over exactly the same period WITHOUT the PowerPlate? Would it have made a significant difference? Before you did those 12 Powerplate classes were exercising as much? (less/same/more)
@@freeman6147 I would not bother writing if I thought that I'd get the same effect without power plate. So the answer is no...having worked out a lot over my life ..I know the difference between exercises with and without the power plate.
@@abigailbloom9160 Thank you for your response. There is fairly compelling research that shows that vibrations, at the G forces produced by the PowerPlate, can be seriously harmful to our bodies. Given that they do pose a risk, there needs to be definitive evidence that there are also significant advantages to using the PowerPlate. So far, all that I have seen are testimonoals and assertions. I appreciate that they can assist in training but I am concerned that the risks FAR outweigh the benefits. I would love to see published evidence that the Powerplate works effectively without risk.
PowerPlate is intense enough (compare to Vibratation); but has a 60-second limit to comply with obscure and irrational EU consumer products certification requirements. Use WBV standing upright, and without a rubber damping pad -- unless you weigh under 150 pounds (68kg)
Contraindications from the user manual: Pregnancy Acute thrombosis conditions Serious heart- and vascular diseases Fresh wounds resulting from an operation or surgical intervention Hip- and knee transplants Acute hernia, discopathy, spondylolysis Serious diabetes Epilepsy New inflammation Heavy migraine Carrying a pacemaker Carrying recently fitted coils, metal pins, bolts or plates Tumours
The science of power plate is that you have to engage your muscles. You can't lockout your knees for example as the vibrations just goes through to your body and doesn't work your muscle as I explained in the video. You can hold a hollow hold on it if you want but I'd just do it on the floor or on a bosu ball. Not worth the risk especially if someone feels bad on the machine in the first place
Who else saw this at the gym and was wondering what it does
The Animation Station 909 lolol I am literally at the gym standing in front of the machine as I type this lol
I have just bought one.. mainly because I wanted to see if it really works... I'll reply bk in about 2 weeks..they say 10mins a day..✌️❣️😂
I thought it is weighing machine, the moment i pressed start it started vibrating :)
@@debbiemeshourides7837 did it work?
Lmao I was like the fuck is this
This guy gives an honest assessment, no selling. Very good.
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This guy was my spin class instructor at my gym. Great classes! 🤩
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I never see anybody using this at the gym, but I heard it could be good for my non-existent balance and helping increase some fat loss! This is exactly the video I needed, going to put it into practice tomorrow.
Thank you so much for the history lesson on it! I had no idea NASA developed it for astronauts. I just bought one on Amazon due to my gym being closed during the pandemic and am hoping it can help build up my leg strength after an injury left both of my legs weak from non-use. It would be awesome if you could make a video showing the different exercises you do on it as if we were attending a class with you..because many of us are choosing to do this at home and there aren't many power plate class videos on UA-cam..so you could become a leader in this. Thanks again Gergo and be well! 😉👍
I'll do one soon. I can see a lot of people interested in this
@@thecoachhousemadeira If you remember please message me when you do and I'll post it on different exercise facebook group pages. Cheers mate!
@@thecoachhousemadeira where is the exercise video sir?
@@kaushikguha2543 we don't have a power plate anymore. So no video unfortunately.
So how did it go with your power Plate machine? Did your legs get stronger?
I did this at my gym, it is absolutely medicinal.
It helps circulation, endocrine system, cellular regeneration.
It is amazing, do it you will see.
Great points. Every one should listen!!!❤️
Thank you
Very informative and thorough video.
Thank you!
💪 happy that you like it
You can build muscle bro. Try doing any pushups on it, it will hurt like hell and you will get a crazy pump! This device can warm up a muscle withing 20 seconds!
yes, it's great for warm-up, and everybody is on different level, however it's hard to overload your muscles if you can already do 50 pushups. There are better ways to do that.
@@thecoachhousemadeira It's phenomenal for warm ups. you are right about the push-ups, but if you stand on it with 40lbs of dumbells in your hand it will be hard as hell!
You could use it for grown up people and basically have them build muscle.
vaggs Gre are you happy with your purchase?
@@MrsHizBeluved Didn't buy it, just use it at my gym. But it would be good to buy. You just stand on it and get a workout. It would be stupid not to buy it!
vaggs Gre I just subscribed to you. I ordered it. Would you ever do work out videos on it at the gym? What have you seen happen to others at the gym when they use it?
Excellent explanation like NASA 🚀 reference, how it works what’s it used for and simple exercises are clear. Thank you. 😅
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Fantastic honest recommendations on the benefits of this machine and how to best use it. Very much appreciated 👏
Glad it was helpful!
This thing is amazing
Great job Gregoria! Thanks for the tips..keep it up😉
This is one of the best explanations of the power plate
Thanks
i used it to fix my shoulder and elbow pull.. so much better for repairing than paying for massages
true
I think this thing is great for seniors in supplementing their exercises. Maybe not super seniors as they might fall off if it's just a stand alone type w/o handles. I like mine but anyone that goes to the gym its not going to help much. I don't belong to a gym but I play golf, walk/hike and ride a bicycle regularly. I use mine as a daily supplement.
Great 👌👍
Thanks bro I had no idea what that damn thing was
hope it helps
Yeah been working it for couple days now. I seen people doing everything you said don’t do 😂🤣... man I seen a guy doing neck rolls on that damn machine💀 🤦🏾♂️
don’t ask bro! 😩
Very helpful commentary. I appreciate the no-smoke address. Thank you.
You're welcome
Thanks!
Best Power Plate video ever! Was very useful and informative.
Indeed I cannot imagine laying on it. It makes my eyes fall out just when standing still.
I will use it to train those stabilizer muscles as suggested.
Nice channel! Thumbs up!
Happy that you like it 💪
You are NEVER meant to stand upright, lock-legged on a Lineal Vibration Plate. It is a banned pose.
Pivotal machines designed for stroke recovery work were designed for that. Pity a machine was sold to you with no such warnings.
What's the benefit of that last exercise with just your shoe on the power plate?
Hello... would you recommend to do it before or after gym?
Great video!
Thanks 😊
Great video
Interrsting facts!
Do you relax while standing/holding this machine while its vibrating? Or do you tense your muscles?
if you bend your knees you won't be relaxed :D
Are you sure we should not sit on it? They say sitting on it and laying on it is good for lymphatic movement
If you can show me a peer review research on the topic I can look into it, otherwise I think it's a bad idea. But I can only talk about performance and it's doesn't make sense. I know if a company have a product want to say it's good for everything. It's not a miracle machine. It does its job, nothing more.
@@thecoachhousemadeira understood thx
" They say sitting on it and laying on it is good for lymphatic movement " That info is just copy and pasted from old marketing material. 99% of people selling these machines have no idea how they work. Bit of a shame.
@UCuXJ0IvvhUjKH6mt2PdSbVg there is a reason why you can't use it with a pacemaker, if you're pregnant or have retina problems. Shaking is not good for organs. Just because you haven't had problems yet, it doesn't mean it's good. But again, if science changed I'm happy to revise this.
I think everyone here needs to understand Vibration Training and Vibration Therapy are two completely different disciplines. I do not know how that is not obvious because you do not go to your physio for a hard-core workout or do you go to the gym for more holistic functional issues. ( like an injury )
Just because it has the word vibration in it, stop getting brain freeze. The same logic applies, it is not magic, it is only a tool and will only work towards a goal if you know what you are doing.
Awesome video!
Thanks.
Where are you from? 🙌👊
I run studios in 8 countries. So all our training is done in the studio setting. But here are some older vids to help people understand the basics.. ua-cam.com/users/VibraTrainvideos
Great video! I had knee surgery 10 weeks ago and have to work on balance. Do you think the machine would be beneficial, not only for recovery but also improving stability down the road? Thanks in advance :)
Yes! Definitely. It's a great way to get your balance back, just follow my advice on the video and don't lock your knee out. Also, talk to your doctor if you can use the machine in case you have screws in there.
@@thecoachhousemadeira thanks a lot for the fast reply! I don't have any screws but I will still talk to my physio tomorrow. Excited for when the gyms reopen! Your video helped a lot so thank you! Subbed
@@evilTruthahn how much minutes for a day??
Crap I have eye problems with an autoimmune condition but I really want to try this! :(
Great video! I had no idea how this machined worked and I don't think many gym staff do either.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi! I just bought a Powerfit, a small vibration plate to use at home. Do you think i'll see results comparable to the Powerplate results if i use it correcty?
Definitely!
Actually Soviet Union developed it for astronauts.
I just want to stand on it and shake. That’s it for me
Can vibration make the surface slippery
I do Russian kettle bell lifts whole standing with knees bent a bit. Does this help? My heart rate monitor shows that it's in the optional zone when I do this. Thanks for your response
Yes, that's completely fine. Makes the swing way harder
@@thecoachhousemadeira I've looked at over 10 of these vibration plate videos. Yours is the best!
Thank you! Appreciate it 🙏
4:17 why not to demonstrate the exercises?
I do demonstrate, there is even text on the video for extra information!
5:42 why not? You don’t explain why not? 5:42
What why not?
6:14 are you an authority?
I'm a certified power plate trainer if that's what you'er asking.
can you just stand on it to increase bone density
Not with straight leg. You can hold an isometric squat.
can it prepare you for football?
It can. It's great for warm-ups.
my edem on lrgs is better from vibro platte!!!
USD3K-USD8K.. Not worth buying it. This is useless. We've got it and no one else use it. Even our trainer also not using it.
Only for scoliosis patient, I think this will be all about. 😭😭
I did 12 powerplate classes in central London over a month - lost an inch of my waist and an inch of my hips with no other exercise. In my experience used properly they work!
@@abigailbloom9160 But what if you had done exactly the some exercises over exactly the same period WITHOUT the PowerPlate? Would it have made a significant difference?
Before you did those 12 Powerplate classes were exercising as much? (less/same/more)
@@freeman6147 I would not bother writing if I thought that I'd get the same effect without power plate. So the answer is no...having worked out a lot over my life ..I know the difference between exercises with and without the power plate.
@@abigailbloom9160 Thank you for your response. There is fairly compelling research that shows that vibrations, at the G forces produced by the PowerPlate, can be seriously harmful to our bodies. Given that they do pose a risk, there needs to be definitive evidence that there are also significant advantages to using the PowerPlate. So far, all that I have seen are testimonoals and assertions. I appreciate that they can assist in training but I am concerned that the risks FAR outweigh the benefits.
I would love to see published evidence that the Powerplate works effectively without risk.
People say this is good for fat loss. Do you burn calories on this?
You burn calories as normal.
Cellulite! ...really
I wanna practice handstands and planche on this
You know you are NEVER meant to lock your joints on the machine right. That would include your knees and elbows. Logically.
I just stand on it and let it massage me lega
Are you Brazilian?
He s handsome anyway and talentre
@@rudiechinchilla6746 is he Brazilian?
@@rudiechinchilla6746 talentre? Lol
PowerPlate is intense enough (compare to Vibratation); but has a 60-second limit to comply with obscure and irrational EU consumer products certification requirements. Use WBV standing upright, and without a rubber damping pad -- unless you weigh under 150 pounds (68kg)
Use WBV standing upright, > No NEVER.
A few models will allow you to run for upto 9 minutes on a powerplate
There is no such brand as " Vibratation " ( PowerPlate is intense enough (compare to Vibratation).....So what are you actually comparing PP to ?
Have glasses?
Hi baby
I didn't think having a pacemaker was a contraindication for this machine? Since it is not electrical current.
Also, the power plate website itself has exercises that require sitting on it. Can you explain more science behind you saying NOT to sit on it?
Contraindications from the user manual:
Pregnancy
Acute thrombosis conditions
Serious heart- and vascular diseases
Fresh wounds resulting from an
operation or surgical intervention
Hip- and knee transplants
Acute hernia, discopathy, spondylolysis
Serious diabetes
Epilepsy
New inflammation
Heavy migraine
Carrying a pacemaker
Carrying recently fitted coils, metal pins,
bolts or plates
Tumours
The science of power plate is that you have to engage your muscles. You can't lockout your knees for example as the vibrations just goes through to your body and doesn't work your muscle as I explained in the video.
You can hold a hollow hold on it if you want but I'd just do it on the floor or on a bosu ball. Not worth the risk especially if someone feels bad on the machine in the first place
@@thecoachhousemadeira Thank you so much for your replies! I appreciate it!
You're welcome