Wearing toning shoes and shape up shoes, like the $110-$125 Skechers Shape-Ups, may be the hottest trend in health and fitness these days, but the question still remains: Do Skechers Shape-Up shoes really work? Commonly misspelled as Sketchers Shape Ups, with a “T” mistakenly inserted, Skechers Shape Ups shoes for men, women and kids are very popular walking shoes.
Before I decided to buy a pair of women’s Shape-Ups a year ago, as part of my home workout exercise and diet program, I read many positive and negative reviews about the claimed benefits of walking and toning in Skechers fitness shoes. Being an “I’ll believe it when I see it” skeptical type person, promotional videos and commercial ads claiming Skechers Shape Up trainers can “turn your workout into a part of your everyday life, without ever going to the gym”; and another clip featuring former pro football quarterback Joe Montana saying “Get in shape without setting foot in a gym!”, left me thinking Yeah Right, Prove It.
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Should you join a gym or workout at home if you want to lose weight? Do you really need to join a gym or not? Can women lose weight without a gym membership or should you buy gym equipment and exercise at home? Which is better, yoga or aerobics for weight loss? Who says you can’t exercise without equipment?

