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Old 11-20-2010, 03:09 PM   #3
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Be interested in learning more about this myself.

I am a gym person but am getting weary of the freakin loud music. So something I can do in the peacefulness of my own home would be great.

The ellipticals I use at the gym have arm resistence (poles) but they work in tandem with the pedal resistence. I prefer treadmills for cardio and nautilus for upper body.

Have been looking around for a good home gym set up but nothing solid yet. I insist on trying stuff before I invest this much money.

Looking forward to hearing about others experiences.

Kobi, I appreciate your response.

What I highlighted in red I am wondering if this is true of all ellipticals? For the next 6 months, I am not allowed to do any resistance training that would engage my left pectoral muscles, so this was one reason why I was looking at the tread climber instead of the elliptical (plus, since it can be used as a stepper or tread mill only). The one person I spoke to who has an elliptical says that there is NO resistance in the poles, regardless of pedal resistance. I am wondering if it depends on the machine?

Thanks.
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