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Old 01-10-2014, 03:23 PM #4
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Thank you Erika,

What an incredible explanation. Space is and issue so a cross country ski machine is not possible in my space. I've been thinking about a compact Elliptical for a very long time and after I was finally dx 5 weeks ago. I realized my treadmill workout is only going to get harder and shorter. So thank you you've helped me make up my mind.
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