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Old 04-24-2008, 11:51 AM #1
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Does anyone have any experience with rowing machines? I have not been out to look at them or try them out but although they look like they may be difficult (?) to use I am quite interested.

So, any personal experiences, pros, cons or you just think I'm crazy

I currently use a treadmill and pilates body bands but I'm thinking a rowing machine might let me push harder in a differnt way.
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