Cat Workout DVD Features Kitties Doing Aerobics
- 11 years ago
A cat workout DVD features kitties doing aerobics.
Is your cat a little too puffy underneath all that fur? Does she get enough exercise?
Well, an ad agency recently released a comical video featuring cats performing aerobic exercises.
The video project, carried out by DDB agency for Temptations treats showcases the Work It Kitty! DVD, in an effort to promote a healthier lifestyle for cats. The clip features many enthusiastic felines including Mr. Freckles, Pumpkin, Tom, Boots, Harley, Fritz and Banjo.
Using exercise moves like the rear leg lift, the toilet paper rolling, paw rotation, jumping box squats and the ab cruncher, the kitties seem to have a good time getting a dose of aerobics in.
In another unusual exercise venture, crocodiles along with alligators were recruited to exercise, requiring them to walk on a treadmill, so scientists could see how diaphragms in the reptiles function. A vertebrate physiologist at California State San Bernardino tapped their tails to successfully get them to walk on the moving surface.
Is your cat a little too puffy underneath all that fur? Does she get enough exercise?
Well, an ad agency recently released a comical video featuring cats performing aerobic exercises.
The video project, carried out by DDB agency for Temptations treats showcases the Work It Kitty! DVD, in an effort to promote a healthier lifestyle for cats. The clip features many enthusiastic felines including Mr. Freckles, Pumpkin, Tom, Boots, Harley, Fritz and Banjo.
Using exercise moves like the rear leg lift, the toilet paper rolling, paw rotation, jumping box squats and the ab cruncher, the kitties seem to have a good time getting a dose of aerobics in.
In another unusual exercise venture, crocodiles along with alligators were recruited to exercise, requiring them to walk on a treadmill, so scientists could see how diaphragms in the reptiles function. A vertebrate physiologist at California State San Bernardino tapped their tails to successfully get them to walk on the moving surface.