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What is a stepper?
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This here thingamabob:




We were talking about it on Snoopy's exercise thread here:
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread44253.html

But it's only fair to warn you, my balance is very poor and I have it near a tall piece of heavy furniture to hang on for dear life. It weighs about 20lbs and can be stowed/moved pretty easily.
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