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66mustang
Guest
Just wondering if anybody has used it and what they thought about it. I got to get buff if I'm going to be a firefighter.
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Awesome_Bill
Guest
Im not an owner but Ive heard some good things about it. A friend of mine told me that it is the best value for the money, and gives you a full body workout. I do think it is pretty expensive though.
Rip Off, all you need is the gym and hook up with someone who is a firefighter and let them tell you.
ENDURANCE, Cardio-vascular health and more.
PURRRRRRRRRRRRR
ENDURANCE, Cardio-vascular health and more.
PURRRRRRRRRRRRR
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DE Wrangler 2
Guest
Run a bit.......go to gym with someone who has a membership and learn "free wieghts". Then go to yard sales or swap meets and get a set of wieghts and work out in your garage. Get your friends to come......more fun with buddies. That's more or less what I did when I was your age.......only I learned how to work out with free wieghts in High School (football team).
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66mustang
Guest
I figure I want to buy a good system because I want to work out at my home. It is kinda embarrarsing if you can't lift the bar. Plus, I will use it (or something else) throughout my career.
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abooja
Guest
I've had a Bowflex for around three years, and really like it.
It's not terrific for aerobic exercise. There's this rowing thing you do with it, but I don't particularly care for it. It's great for weight/resistance training. I used it around 3-4 times a week for a long time, until recently. I find that even one decent workout a week will maintain what I've accomplished. If anything, it's made me lazy because I always know I can quickly recover from a...lapse.
I paid $1,500 in installments, but you might be able to pick one up at a yard sale for less at this point. I've never seen them there, but then, I haven't been to a yard sale in a really long time.
Get it, and take up jogging or bikeriding or swimming or something. Might hook you up well enough.
It's not terrific for aerobic exercise. There's this rowing thing you do with it, but I don't particularly care for it. It's great for weight/resistance training. I used it around 3-4 times a week for a long time, until recently. I find that even one decent workout a week will maintain what I've accomplished. If anything, it's made me lazy because I always know I can quickly recover from a...lapse.
I paid $1,500 in installments, but you might be able to pick one up at a yard sale for less at this point. I've never seen them there, but then, I haven't been to a yard sale in a really long time.
Get it, and take up jogging or bikeriding or swimming or something. Might hook you up well enough.