What it was: The vibrating exercise belt. If there's anything that sums up our condescension for fitness fads of the past, it's these contraptions. Go to YouTube and search for "Mueller Exerciser Belt ...

What once was considered a legitimate exercise could now be considered pretty pointless. The vibrating belt was a popular device in the 1930s and 1950s. Portable saunas were also used because it was ...

Weight lifting is very popular for strength and endurance, and using a weight lifting belt helps you lift more safely. Lifting safely gives you additional stability for your back while you squat to ...

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The Fitness Belt (all iPhone models; $40 MSRP) sports three expandable pockets to secure your belongings as you work out. The belt features a lightweight design with a zippered closure, is made with ...

Baby Boomers grew up during an era packed with shake belts, miracle machines, and late-night infomercials promising instant fitness results. While some gear offered mild benefits, plenty turned out to ...