Shape Reviews

Shape is not a magazine I would normally chose to buy, but when a copy ends up in my hands, as it invariably does, I usually flick through before chucking it under my bed where all things that need to be banished from sight but still can’t, for some unknown reason, be thrown away, live. Published monthly by Dennis Publishing, Shape ...

I buy at least or two health magazines every month and I am ver happy with them, however for a change this time I decided to pick up a copy of Shape. Inside I found one or two articles of interes, but I found the content very 'bitty'. Lots of snippets of information and one page features. I suppose I shouldn't compare it to my ...

I subscribed to Shape magazine at first just to find out what it was all about. Expecting to find waif thin models - I was wrong. I found inside Shape there are inspiring articles from those trying or who have succeeded in their fitness goals. There are great tips for losing weight and keeping it off. And ideas for having an ...

I was recomended Shape magazine by a freind as there was an article about Binge eating in it that I might have found useful... With trepidation I approached the magazine stand at our local Asda and searched for this magazine I was not surpeised to find that with a name like Shape the cover featured a scampily clad super thin super model ...

I somehow won a 6 month subscription to Shape magazine which is just as well as I would never chose to buy it. This doesn't reflect on the magazine itself, its just that I've never had an overwhelming interest in fitness and health. This aside I was impressed with the magazine and the range of articles and topics that it covered. It ...

This is not a mag I'd have picked off the shelf. I am interested in fitness and am a regular gym user, but I tend to look for something more in a mag than 101 tips on how to be slim and toned. If you are more serious than me about fitness and health, or maybe just if you have more time for this kind of thing, then this may be a mag ...

I used to buy this magazine when I worked in America and was very pleased when a UK version was published. Health magazines tend to either be glossy magazines with lots of articles about lipstick and not much on health. Or they tend to be serious magazines which aren't exactly light reading. Shape does contain serious articles on health and ...

You can tell this is an American magazine - simply because it doesn't assume all its readers are downright stupid. It can tell you that an excercise will challenge your obliques, for example, without finding it necessary to interrupt the narrative to tell you what these are. That doesn't mean this is only a health and fitness magazine for ...

I was one of the lucky people who had an opportunity to receive a free 6 months subscription on "Shape" magazine via Internet . Soon I've received my first free issue. To be honest I didn't expect much from it, I thought it would be one of the hundreds other magazines- all the same, nothing special. But what a ...

Last year, I was one of the lucky people to receive three free issues of this magazine through a website promotion. I originally wrote a scathing review on dooyoo after reading the first two issues which, to be perfectly honest, didn’t impress me very much. Incidentally, the third one didn’t even arrive. I am not into health ...