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    Thinking about buying a piece of home cardio equipment

    Any suggestions? Brands? Types etc.....

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    Well Jodi ... what came to my mind is not appropriate for posting here. But if used properly it will increase cardio ...

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    Yes, we call that our second session! Anyway....

    My Dad just bought a Life Fitness Elliptical and LOVES it! The treadmill was killing his knees and he needed something different. He's currently addicted and loves the power of resistance that he can do on it. Dad's a toughy
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    Quote Originally Posted by BoneCrusher View Post
    Well Jodi ... what came to my mind is not appropriate for posting here. But if used properly it will increase cardio ...
    HAHA....I'm talking in addition to......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hammerlynn View Post
    Yes, we call that our second session! Anyway....

    My Dad just bought a Life Fitness Elliptical and LOVES it! The treadmill was killing his knees and he needed something different. He's currently addicted and loves the power of resistance that he can do on it. Dad's a toughy
    I was thinking about an elliptical. Most of the home ones I've seen look so cheesy though.....How does this one look?

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    How about a jump rope, cheap and you can take it anywhere!...
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    Here's the one he got. It was around $2100 I think.

    http://us.home.lifefitness.com/content.cfm/x3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jodi View Post
    I was thinking about an elliptical. Most of the home ones I've seen look so cheesy though.....How does this one look?
    We have a treadmill, stationary bike and an ellyptical glyder; I recommend the ellyptical.

    We bought ours at Sears, it is a Nordictrack, I think it was around $1,000 and it is pretty decent.

    http://www.nordictrack.com/webapp/wc..._12401_19053_Y

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    New Balance or Asics makes good home cardio equipment.
    If sense were common, everyone would have it.

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    Prince is it the Stride Select one?

    Dale - I can't find anything by Asics.....

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    A rower Concept II. I keep looking for one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Billie7 View Post
    How about a jump rope, cheap and you can take it anywhere!...
    I concur.

    Jump rope
    sled
    bodyweight (burpees!)
    punching bag
    sand bags
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    tires
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    rope (+sled)
    running
    high rep dumbell snatches

    all make a fun and productive cardio session.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jodi View Post
    Dale - I can't find anything by Asics.....
    Something tells me that was a sarcastic remark Meaning buy running shoes?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jodi View Post
    Prince is it the Stride Select one?
    not sure which model we have, we bought is a few years ago.

    we were a little pissed after we bought it though because we found a Norictrack outlet store that had it for the same price as Sears except the outlet store delivered and set it up in your house free of charge!

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    My running shoes are Asics I got the new Nimbus. I love them

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    Quote Originally Posted by Prince View Post
    not sure which model we have, we bought is a few years ago.

    we were a little pissed after we bought it though because we found a Norictrack outlet store that had it for the same price as Sears except the outlet store delivered and set it up in your house free of charge!
    I've been looking on their site. They look like they have some decent ones.

    I live so far away from the gym and doing cardio after lifting sucks. So having something in my home ought to make things easier. Plus I can watch what I want on TV so I'm not so bored

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    Quote Originally Posted by Witchblade View Post
    I concur.

    Jump rope
    sled
    bodyweight (burpees!)
    punching bag
    sand bags
    keg
    tires
    car
    rope (+sled)
    running
    high rep dumbell snatches

    all make a fun and productive cardio session.

    I am looking into getting some sandbags and a huge tire for fliping!..Fun..Fun!.. The sled is a great idea too! Maybe just tie the rope to the tire!..hmm
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    Quote Originally Posted by Witchblade View Post
    I concur.

    Jump rope
    sled
    bodyweight (burpees!)
    punching bag
    sand bags
    keg
    tires
    car
    rope (+sled)
    running
    high rep dumbell snatches

    all make a fun and productive cardio session.
    No thanks. I just want one basic piece of equipment to get regular cardio out of the way. I save the gym for everything else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jodi View Post
    I've been looking on their site. They look like they have some decent ones.

    I live so far away from the gym and doing cardio after lifting sucks. So having something in my home ought to make things easier. Plus I can watch what I want on TV so I'm not so bored
    agreed, we have a gym in our basement and it is great for cardio as well as working out on those days when you just don't feel liking going to the gym.

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