How do I set up my Ab Lounge?

Lay the Ab Lounge 2 on either side and stand between the two frames, as you push the footrest out until the seat and bottom frame separate. Keep pushing the seat until the edge of it is about two feet from the bottom frame. Pull the support frame for the seat toward yourself and find the two holes on top of the bar.

How do you unfold the ab lounge sport?

Open the Locking Arm Locate the lock button, on one side of the locking arm that holds the bottom frame arms in place. Press the button and slide it back to unlock the arm, then swing the locking arm toward the front of the unit.

Is Ab Lounge still in business?

Note: This firm is no longer in business.

How many reps does an Ab Lounge have?

Aim for a set of eight to 12 repetitions the first time you work out with the Ab Lounge. That’s usually enough for any general strength-training exercise, but if you can do more than 12 repetitions with good form, go ahead and build endurance by performing more repetitions.

Does the Ab Lounge burn belly fat?

Abdominal Fat No matter how many crunches you perform on the Ab Lounge or how strong your abdominal muscles become, you will not see results unless you reduce your body fat percentage through diet and exercise.

How does an Ab Lounge chair work?

To use the equipment, one sits in the chair, holds a pair of handles near the head and places the feet on or inside footrests. He can then perform an abdominal crunch by pulling the arms toward the feet, bending at the waist as the chair moves with the body.

Why was the Ab Lounge recalled?

The recall, announced just before Thanksgiving, is based on 15 reports of cut or crushed fingers occurring when users open or fold up the devices and they catch their fingers in the hinges. The injuries have not occurred during exercise, and the recall does not apply to units that do not fold.

Is the ab lounge any good?

5.0 out of 5 stars IT WORKS! The Ab Lounger actually does what it claims to do….it works! It is a reasonably “painless” way to do sit-ups, which we all know is the only way to really work on the “abs!” I hate regular sit-ups, but with the Ab-Lounger, I have it positioned so that I can watch TV and just “crunch” away.

Is AB lounge still in business?