Are there inversion tables in the gym?

[terigo]

My husband has a bad back, and spends 20 minutes a day upside down on this thing.

Does anyone know if the gyms on the Solstice class ships have this particular apparatus?

Thanks,

Teri

[debandbruce]

My Dh loves the gyms on the S class ships and spends a great deal of time there. I asked him and he said that there are not any inversion tables just regular exercise machinery.

[terigo]

Thanks for responding!

[debandbruce]

Enjoy your cruise, the S class ships are wonderful!

[Adidas4fun]

Just lie on the bed and wait for some 7m waves

[miched]

The Reflection may have something that could accommodate him as they have a room for suspension training. There is a extra fee for it.

 

happy cruising 🌊🚢🇺🇸🌞

[monicajay]

I have a terrible back too.

 

No inversion table on the Summit. I find though that just 'hanging out' in the pool for 20-30 minutes will solve my problem.

[awhfy]

The heated loungers in the spa might help too

 

 

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[jveevers]

I get the Steward to lash me to the Balcony Rail by my feet, and then come get me 30 minutes later. People in Cabin below not that happy though. :eek:

[Luckynana]

I get the Steward to lash me to the Balcony Rail by my feet, and then come get me 30 minutes later. People in Cabin below not that happy though. :eek:

 

 

 

LOL...too funny!:D:D:D

[Hlitner]

This has me thinking about DWs ex....who once wanted to take a small trampoline on a cruise. He is over 6 foot tall, but figured he could either jump on his trampoline in the cabin or out on his balcony. Just trying to imagine somebody jumping on a trampoline on the balcony.....and erring in their aim is fruit for thought. And then there are the dents in the cabin ceiling ?. We think the OP might want to look for a ship called the Poseidon where there is a chance that all the tables will be inverted.

 

Hank