High Efficiency Fitness Company

After 11 years of researching how the forces of exercise move inside the human body, Structural Engineer Craig Wise, the inventor of Body Oars (Google "World's Greatest Workout Device") and founder of bodybuildinginwater.com, reveals an enormous difference he observed in the way children and adult bodies can be massively strengthened. - October 31, 2011

Engineer Craig Wise, creator of Body Oars™ (Google: World's Greatest Workout Device) has developed hundreds of methods and devices to deeply exercise all large muscles without driving the forces through bones and joints. He assembled a full body worth of Bodybuilding in Water™ video clips, and edited them into 7 free video classes posted at bodybuildinginwater.com. - September 27, 2011

Engineer Craig Wise, the creator of Body Oars has spent eleven years developing exercises and fitness devices that deeply exert muscles without compressing joints or vertebrate. He has just compiled his footage of around 40 new exercises that can massively strengthen virtually anyone, and posted them as a 5 part series called "Bodybuilding in Water." One of the methods can give a big lift to Man Boobs, and all 6 are now posted at bodyoars.com, for no charge. - September 12, 2011

Engineers at bodyoars.com have discovered 5 methods to massively strengthen almost anyone's legs. Although they make fitness devices they felt these five leg exercises, which require nothing to buy, were just too empowering for people with hindered mobility to not share them. Google "Empower weak legs" and this video tutorial should list first. - August 12, 2011

Over the last 3 years Bionic Body Oars™ Exoskeleton fitness devices from High Efficiency Fitness Company (bodyoars.com) have greatly strengthened the bodies of people who would have had trouble punching their way out of a paper bag. Muscle Bound Geeks may no longer be an oxymoron. - July 18, 2011

During the development of Body Oars, bionic fitness devices that divert exercise forces around joints and bones, an engineer discovered a leverage trick that could greatly strengthen many if not most weak or debilitated knees, without compressing the knee joint. Bodyoars.com has since posted a 1 minute instruction for this at youtube.com. - May 17, 2011

Ohio Firefighters and Police will be the first to test 3 Bionic Fitness Devices that carry intense exercise forces, without compressing backs and joints, before bodyoars.com releases the first consumer ready versions to the public. - April 04, 2011

The award winning inventor and founder of High Efficiency Fitness Company is giving 50 of their Bionic Fitness Devices, "Lower Body Oars," away to Physically Disabled Americans - February 04, 2010

Lower Body Oars, (LOBOS) a bionic cardio fitness exercise device that power runs only body core muscles, by bypassing the legs, can massively strengthen almost any human body and heart, even those too Old, Obese, or Disabled to walk stand or swim, and YouTube noticed. - February 06, 2009

High Efficiency Fitness Company of Columbus is introducing a fitness device (Body Oars) that totally bypasses knees elbows and every joint and muscle beyond them. This allows giant athletes to run exercise marathons on their huge body core muscles, with up to eight times more load resistance, levered through full range motion. Combined with zero impact or back compression, Body Oars will give them the first way to hard run their strongest running muscles for hours a day. - May 21, 2007

New device, "Body Oars" from High Efficiency Fitness Company, Columbus, gives the elderly obese and disabled a stout way to exercise their body core. - May 17, 2007

Body Oars convert the legs and arms into ridged oars, so every ounce of effort the most powerful body core muscles can exert, can finally be exercised. Fully loaded full range core motion, without an ounce of impact means that a 600 pound person can now comfortably run a daily core muscle marathon. Body Oars bypass the knees so the ability to walk is not needed, they only work with a life jacket, so no need to learn to swim so they are a huge leap for pro athletes the elderly and disabled. - April 27, 2007