Innovation comes in many forms. In this case, OK Go.

Umm...Dead Goit's Society meets the Billy Elliot Exercist?

What started out as four boys reading poetry together led to experimentation after hours at a Virgin-ia Gym, innocently playing in two-twos. Both pairs eventually began to tread on each other's personal space and sin-chronization rapidly progressed. In short, coming of age coincided with coming on stage.

Today, the acts are acts with or against nature that go with or against the flow of treadmills, depending on participants' preferences based on what types of kinks they'd like to work out. Virtually anything can and does happen, hence their motto: "It's OK-GO For It!"

Shown is the G-rated prelude to the newly-released seXXXercise video. (Only four of the eight treadmills are used until the Debs join the coming out Gay-la.) Say goodbye to like-new yet abandoned treadmills in garages and hell-o to quickly worn out treadmills for swingers. This is not a workout geared toward health nuts, but one that will give your healthy nuts the kind of workout you are always shooting for.

SeXXXercise is available at selected B. Bold's Gyms. Look for "Pleasurable Pumping Without Pumping Iron" window signs. Treadmills at these locations usually do not have mats, so be sure to bring other protection when you come.

I thought it was interesting and creative. You do have to wonder, though, what possesses four guys to get together and plan a dance routine--even if it is different and amusing.

Word is, one of the band members significant other is a professional choreographer and that sparked their first runaway success YouTube video. At least, that's the explanation. And their sticking to it.

Would the "girlfriend" be male or female?

I'd be guessing male, but who knows?? I like the dance routine on the treadmills, but not their other routines... I also like their sound.

--Matt