Cellercise Review-Comparing Cellercise and Bellicon Rebounders

Cellercise Review and Bellicon Rebounders

This will be a review of the Cellerciser Rebounder, which emphasizes women’s health.

Cellercise review and Bellicon rebounders- first, I want to bring up that most women struggle in some way with body image and wellness, improving wellness and cellulite.

While some cellulite is genetic, eating habits are also passed through generations, so what might look “genetic” is simply family habits.

Cellulite is often a result of eating high fat or a high salt diet, and sometimes, a high sugar diet, and more often, not enough exercise that moves lymph. Though not dangerous, it (cellulite) can look unhealthy and cause you not to be happy with your body. Many clients through the years, those who had body image struggles and those who were generally confident in their bodies, both remarked about their cellulite to varying degrees.

I have researched not only cellulite but how women (and men) can remove cellulite and what benefits there might be for them.

While this is a Cellercise review, it’s not a traditional review.

NOTE that this is biased because I believe in them. I am not disregarding other companies, but I take women’s wellness seriously for myself, in honor of my late mother and in support of my daughter and the many women I work with. So, my research was lengthy for several reasons.

1. I care about my investments in myself and my wellness.
2. I do not promote any company I can’t ethically stand behind.
3. I do not create reviews or partnerships hastily.

From the Cellercise website, “So what can you do to reduce or prevent your cellulite? You need to stretch and strengthen the areas under your skin that have lost their elasticity or become weak and stimulate your lymphatic system.” This is where Cellercise rebounding comes in to save the day.

Rebounding is an isometric exercise that tones the body. As you exercise and jump on a mini trampoline, specific cells resist the g-force as your body angle changes, and your organs lift while the connective tissue strengthens. This movement and resistance help tone muscles, enhance collagen, and firm skin.

I have been a fan of fitness rebounders for years but recently decided to level up. 

If you’ve seen my YouTube videos, you know I’m also frugal. I work a lot with finance therapy, helping women and men get the most out of their investments.

I narrowed it down to Bellicon and Cellercise.

Bellicon is considered a high-end (i.e., expensive) bungee rebounder. At first glance, I thought I’d want this because it sounded smooth and safe. 

Not so fast.

1. I didn’t want a bungee rebounder because I didn’t want to replace worn-out bungee cords or purchase something that would leave little bits and pieces everywhere, which I heard of from others.
2. I also wanted something more substantial and not so “touchy,” meaning if I was going to put down more than an economy-cheap investment, I wanted something the entire family could use; with one of the alleged top brands, they were expensive, and you’d need a $600 rebounder for each person. Crazy. AND the upkeep for each? No way.
3. I also did not want something that would create potential ankle or knee issues, which can happen with sagging or worn bungees or mats. 

So, after a year of research and testing them out (yes, I went to people’s homes pre-covid!) I decided to get a Cellerciser from the Cellercise site. 

For me, it was about three major areas:

1. I wanted to increase my overall fitness and keep my blood pressure low.
2. I wanted something enjoyable and to be able to work cardio, abs, etc., as much one-stop shopping as possible.
3. I wanted the best lymphatic drainage possible, but bungee rebounders can’t come close, regardless of how smooth and quiet they claim to be.
4. Bonus: It had to be fun. The Cellercise bounce is simply FUN. It’s going to keep me going back and feeling safe. 

Does Cellercise compare? About the Bellicon bounce. 

I looked at Bellicon and tried it.

It didn’t have as much bounce for me; it sort of “absorbed” me, which, after research, I learned also meant it wasn’t giving me as much of a workout, wasn’t doing my lymph any favors, and was risky on my ankles, knees, and back. 

I get those people who have them rave often; being a therapist who focuses on finance therapy, I believe that some are doing so to justify dropping $700+ on something that may or MAY NOT have been well-researched and bought because of hype. 

I also didn’t love that you had to pay way more for an extra inch or two of mat space; for the price, you should get a full-size rebounder instead of a “travel”-sized rebounder. 

Also, everything was EXTRA.

I get that a balance bar might be an extra. But the padding around the bungees? My Cellercise came with the padding and a training video.

I’m a fan of luxury, a lover of quality, and disgusted by greed. I mean, throw in the padding Bellicon; how much could it honestly be?

The Bounce is Quiet? Hmmm

Another reason I did not get one and opted to get the Cellercise rebounder is that while they push the whole “it’s so quiet” aspect, even the super cheap ones I’ve had were never actually “noisy.” Yes, I had to replace the 99-200 range ones almost annually, but they were losing their bounce and were not noisy.

Sure, you hear a slight bounce, but you are working out. You hear movement just like if you go on an exercise bike or treadmill. I can hear when someone is walking gently across the floor, but it’s not noisy.

I do not regularly work out at 2 AM, so if you are working out in the wee hours and you live in an upper-floor apartment, maybe you need a bungee.

But if you work out right before the sun rises or sets, you’ll be fine.

My  cellercise rebounder isn’t noisy at all. It makes minimal sound, and I am either on my app with them or watching a show. In other words, I’m not meditating and requiring silence—nor is anyone else at that time, and what they are hearing is my show, not my jumping. 

When you clear your lymph, lose cellulite, increase your wellness, firm your body, and lose weight if necessary, you start to feel better. 

You feel better about yourself, and you manage stress. 

I’m all for promoting Cellercise—let me know if you want me to give you some Cellercise-Therapy videos. 🙂

Let me know if this was helpful or if you have any questions.