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    Best Cardio Machine

    What is the best machine for intense cardio workouts? I am moving to the city and will not have access to my home gym anymore. I need to pick up one cardio machine due to lack of space. Then I am bringing all of my weights from home.
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    I like the elyptical glyder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Prince View Post
    I like the elyptical glyder.
    Me too but they are very spendy. Go to craigslist and get a used exercise bike or something like that. Doing something is much better than doing nothing.

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    http://www.hsn.com/cnt/prod/default....83813&ocm=sekw

    How's this one?

    Money is not a big deal up to a certain point. This is my health and I don't put a price on it. Do Elliptical's give you as intense of a workout as a treadmill?
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    I like the Versaclimber and rowing equipment. These really get the upper body involved too. Jumping rope and other forms of conditioning are underrated as well.
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    No machine can replace bodyweight circuit training.

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    best cardio training in my opinion...


    skipping rope, cheap, easy, you can do it at home. i can do most cardio machines pretty easy, if i try skipping though at a decent pace, i find it works better than running or anything else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CowPimp View Post
    I like the Versaclimber and rowing equipment. These really get the upper body involved too. Jumping rope and other forms of conditioning are underrated as well.
    bump to the versaclimber and the rower. They are my two favorite pieces to conditioning my clients (and myself) on.
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    my personal favorite for low intensity cardio is walking on the treadmill in front of a TV, or if doing HIIT training, a recumbent bike. Blows the quads up really nicely.



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    I've Tried treadmill, running on a track, a step climber machine and elliptical, Imo elliptical with varied resistance programs work the best/burns the most calories.

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    I think I am going to go the Elliptical route. I like the treadmill and exercise bikes but the treadmill is too rough on the knees. The Eliptical/Jump Rope combo should be good for some intense cardio workouts. Thanks guys.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AKIRA View Post
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    skipping rope works a lot and it's fun

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    Quote Originally Posted by ABCs View Post
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    plus if they ever bring back american gladiator you would be one step ahead of the competition
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    Quote Originally Posted by rmcfar View Post
    plus if they ever bring back american gladiator you would be one step ahead of the competition
    Do you know how expensive those machines are? I am willing to spend some cash, but damn, that's out there.
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    a skip rope won't cost you anything + it's fun and cool lol also running/jogging is free , but a rope doesn't need a lot of space...

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    Hahahahaha. I always do jumping jax with my workout. Usually after runing or right before I end my total workout.
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    i luist bought an eliptical. its kind of small, and i can tell it feels different than the one i used at the gym. however, my workout are very intense when i want them to be, and i can burn more calories on this machine than on a treadmill. the only downside is if you just had a hard day at work, or are really tired, u cant just hop on and walk for an hour or so as with a treadmill, its all high intensity cardio workout. again, not a bad thing, but i like having the option. but hey, i bought an eliptical for a reason: MAXIMUM FAT LOSS

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    Well, I am picking up an Eliptical on Sunday. I got the Nordic Track Cxt950 for dirt cheep. Can't wait to see how intense of a workout I get from this beast.
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    well also get this 'weighted skip rope' ....good luck with your eleptical

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