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$199.99 Save $40

We've heard it all before. Every now and then a new fitness machine comes along and promises to get you your dream body without any work on your part. We're sorry to tell you that in reality, you are going to need to work hard to build your perfect physique.

That being said, there are machines out there that really can help you on your journey. The LifePro Waver is one such machine. This vibrating exercise machine creates full-body vibrations for muscle contraction and activation, which LifePro claims can improve metabolism, circulation, and bone density, while also reducing joint stress.

SEE ALSO: The best fitness trackers for monitoring your heart rate

As of Oct. 16, the LifePro Waver Vibration Plate Exercise Machine is on sale for $159.99 at Amazon. That's a 20% saving on list price. This deal includes yoga straps and resistance bands, so you're ready to make progress right away.

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