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Free 7 Day Bally Total Fitness Guest Pass

Mark — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:23:58 +0000

Get a free 7 Day Guest Pass to Bally Total Fitness. Bally has over 300 locations nationwide. They offer pilates, martials arts, personal training and many different exercise machines. Bally has memberships for every budget and every lifestyle.

I still need to get into shape, because I am too lazy to go to the gym. I feel ashamed, when I go to the gym and see all these people in shape. I still have to try P90X, but am afraid of how sore, I will be the next morning. Maybe, I should just join 24 Hour Fitness or the YMCA and start living healthy.

Expiration Date: unknown

Free 7 Day Bally Total Fitness Guest Pass

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Free 7 Day Bally Total Fitness Guest Pass

Free 24 Hour Fitness 14 Day Pass

Sunnie — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 08:32:15 +0000

Get a free 14 day pass to a 24 Hour Fitness Club of your choice. Your 14 day pass must be redeemed within 5 days of your registration. Must use only one club of your choosing for the entire term. Days are consecutive. Personal training, Kids’ Club and classes may be an additional fee. Participating clubs only. Non-members and first time guests are eligible.

If you’re in the market for a health club or are looking to switch, this is the perfect opportunity to test the waters. 24 Hour fitness is a proud sponsor of the Biggest Loser, so they must be doing something right.

Mark writes:

I better take advantage of this freebie, because it’s my chance to get into shape. I know lots of people that are members and they enjoy working out. I still haven’t started the P90X program that my cousin got for me. I don’t know if I could get out of bed the next morning, if I do those hard workouts.

Expiration Date: 12/31/2009

Free 24 Hour Fitness 14 Day Pass

Free Nature Valley Granola Samples

Mark — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 07:51:53 +0000

Get a free sample of Nature Valley Granola Nut Clusters and Chewy Trail Mix Bar Cranberry- Pomegranate. Trail Mix Bars also come in Fruit & Nut, Dark Chocolate & Nut and Apple Cinnamon. Nut Clusters comes in 4 flavors, Roasted Cashews, Nut Lovers, Honey Roasted Peanuts and Roasted Almonds. You also get the Eat Better America newsletter and free Nature Valley coupons.

I can’t wait to get my free sample of Nature Valley. I really want to try the Granola Nut Clusters that could help me lose weight. I have to start eating healthier and get on the P90X program to turn fat into muscle. These snacks should help fulfill my appetite and stop me from eating ice cream and cookies.

Expiration Date: unknown

Free Nature Valley Granola Samples

Where to Buy Cheap Infomercial Products Sold On TV

Dean — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 02:11:48 +0000

I think it is safe to say that most of us are guilty of watching infomercials or even buying the products. I have to admit I purchased infomercial products myself (George Foreman Grill, P90x, Rosetta Stone to name a few). If you’re thinking of ordering an infomercial product you might want to check out eBay.com first as they usually have new and used products at discounted prices. You will often find discounts up 50% off and many brand new items.

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Here are some of the most popular infomercial products

Tempur Pedic Mattress
Aerobed
Rosetta Stone – Language Software
Listen Up Device
Lipozene
Proactiv
The Perfect Pushup
Sheer Cover
Girls Gone Wild
Total Gym – Chuck Norris baby

Check prices at eBay.com

For a good laugh you might want to check out Maxim’s list of the top infomercial products of all-time.

Here are some of my favorites infomercial products

The Flowbee – "It sucks as it cuts!", No doubt it really does suck
Photo Courtesy of Kowitz

The Clapper – Does this really work, it must still sell because I still see this infomercial on TV

Life Alert – Nuff Said, this commercial reminds me of a popular SNL skit about robot insurance.