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Its probably even harder to keep the cat balanced...and if the cat is about 10 pounds, then why is it any different than using a dumbbell?
Reviewed by tarabrown May 21, 03:22pm ( 3 reviews ) • catworkout.com
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Rated by tarabrown on May 21, 3:22pm
Its probably even harder to keep the cat balanced...and if the cat is about 10 pounds, then why is it any different than using a dumbbell?
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Rated by seanbonner on May 17 2009, 9:48am
why lift weights when you can lift cats?
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Rated by BluePeriphery on May 16 2009, 9:49am
Hey I do this too. Sustained or slow motion bench presses also work well. One of my cats will also rest on my shins while I do sit-ups.
