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Old 04-26-2008, 11:55 AM #19
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the elliptical is a full body workout. it should have had handles that moved back and forth. i can post a picture of one of ours. we have 4 precors.

it's hard to compare the quality of home use verses commercial.

wish you lived closer. i have a large gym full of equipment that's being sold for pennies on the dollar.

have you looked on your local craigslist?

www.craigslist.org
You're too kind, my four-handed friend. The elliptical is not a full body workout for those of us who have the balance of a one-legged toddler. I was on the mega-most-wow-pseudo-professional one but had to hold on for dear life. It was a hoot and the guys were laughing at me, but I loved it. Just not in love enough to want one. LOL, I'd have to have another room added on!

I'm still hung on the rower, but now I'm thinking of adding one of these puppies (with my rollator or ski poles):

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