Bluefin Fitness Dual 3D Vibration Platform

Order: Arrived faster than I expected and in good condition.ME: Middle age male, ~5'11", 200 lbs, very fit - gym 6 days/week (weight lifting, cardio), walk 15 miles/week. Office worker, not a fitness professional.IMPRESSION/USAGE TO DATE: Solidly built and heavy (a good thing). Documentation is easy to follow. I've used it twice (2x). 1) Evening to "relax" and circulation - 3D vibration at lowest level program. 2) Next morning after a heavy weightlifting "leg" workout - same purpose and setting. Both sessions: very smooth movement and very quiet. Even at the low setting, I was very surprised at how much the vibrating transmitted up my legs - a lot more body movement that I was expecting (good thing). Also, seems to engage the abdominals more than I anticipated (good thing).REASON FOR PURCHASE: Based on my reading, this platform has all the vibration variations currently being discussed in articles found on the web (i.e. 3D, horizontal, and vertical) with frequencies/amplitudes recommended). Ability to adjust speeds, amplitudes, etc... Platform size width/length. Some of their other models have reviews but, this one did not. I decided to take a "chance". I was able to find the company's website - made me a bit more willing to take the chance.MY GOAL: Improve/shorten weightlifting workout recovery. I was primarily interested in the possible circulation benefits of "vibration platforms". Heavy weight leg workouts have always left me sore for days (decades of lifting) and when I have been using the foam roller on my calves, my feet feel much better (circulation?). I've experienced some benefits with vibration therapy (my version) using a vibrating foam roller (i.e. sitting upright in a chair, calves vertical to floor with heals of my feet on the vibrating roller). So, I decided to try this platform.RESULTS (thus far): Based on just two (2) sessions of 10 minutes each (not a lot yet), results are promising! Session 1 at night - very relaxed and slept better than normal. Session 2 morning after leg workout - no leg soreness thus far which is a huge improvement for me. I sit at work and normally, on a leg lifting day, after sitting for 1-2 hours, I'm very sore. NOT TODAY - 7 hours since leg workout and have been sitting for 2-3 hours already today. Unexpected, mild, abdominal firmness not quite soreness - will be interested how it hits the abdominals at higher settings (I do some form of "standard" abdominal work 6 days per week).