whats the diffrence between this and the orginal iron gym? Is it better and worth my money? Please explain why its bigger than the iron gym.
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the difference is that this one has multiple grips- inner, outer, extra outer, etc.
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P90x3 is completely different from P90x. Its faster paced and not so much about weight lifting as P90x.
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You must understand that I have no personal knowledge of the Total Gym - I have only seen what Chuck Norris and Christie Brinkley do with the machine on TV. But, I am a Mechanical Engineer and have a fair amount of experience with all kinds of mechanical devices. I'm satisfied the Weider machine is "close enough" to the Total Gym in all its functions that the price of the Weider machine won me over. The Total Gym might be built with greater precision, but the Weider machine is sturdy and should be durable enough for anyone. I'd buy it anytime over the Total Gym.
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Harriett, it's well worth the money. I've had it about 10 months now. I was slow to begin using it...I'll never know why. LOL, just lazy I guess. It folds up easily and folds out the same way. Instructions for exercises are easy to understand and, depending on your strength, easy to do. My upper body strength is pretty good, but my legs are still happy with the lowest resistances. I think this Chair Gym is underrated; it does everything I ask of it.
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I thought it was much bigger footprint.... the surface size is about five irons. For some reason I thought I could do a whole pant leg- not even close- I am 6'4 this thing is like 18 inches. The speed is just slightly quicker than using an iron (highest quality 90$). The upside everything is now pressed and looking like dry cleaners did the work. I was spending upwards of 40-80 dollars every two weeks. Now I have recaptured time and money back by using this thing for a month. Overall---- I recommended it to each of my managers and their leaders.
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http://www.livestrong.com/article/194903-what-is-the-difference-between-the-bowflex-extreme-the-extreme-2/#page=1
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Kelly, do you work for beachbody or something? These workouts are insane! You didn't even break a sweat?? I just finished Chalean Extreme, a 12 week program training with heavy weights along with some plyometrics, kickboxing, etc. It's a great workout, but that was easy compared to this. I'm no athlete, but I'm in pretty good shape. I totally disagree. BBL is NOT good for a beginner. I sweat bullets when I do this and I'm not a big sweater! Good luck Kat.
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Look at the dimensions of the two. You get more space. It is not just 2 more racks. If it is made by the same manufacturer, Bradley, the what is more important to you? More space? Saving $100? Yes, the larger one has more space and more racks but is it worth it to YOU for YOUR needs to spend the extra $100? I purchased the 6 rack and we like it. It holds a LOT of meat. How many people do you normally entertain? Do you need it? Good luck with your decision!
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Not sure about the difference, but the iron has worked great for me since I purchased it a few months back.
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I would also like to know the total width of the bar. My only suitable doorways are bound by walls on either side, so anything wider than 35" won't work. I found this out when my Xmas gift of an Iron Gym bar would not fit. Why is this info not part of the basic description? Thanks, Nick.
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I have tried both and I like the Sole Fitness more. The magnet based bikes stop at a lower resistance, at least to me. The one issue I have with the Sole is that the right pedal is making a lot of noise. I think something is wrong with the threads as I have had to tighten it several times.
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Gerber.This is my own opinion bowflex pr3000 is more advanced,you can do more position different angles .They are different the, 3000 bench go's lower middle high and higher if you want to know more let me know
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It is kind of the same as in the class. It's definitely not techno but since it was produced a few years ago the songs are not up to date. Still a great workout and I would recommend it to anyone that has taken the classes before! It is a great way to start your home gym :)
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Hi Ryan ....I personally prefer the bowflex...ten years we stored one of our kids bowflex so I started using it.....three years later he took it...I really missed it as it toned muscles and strengthened them....since then we've had the total gym and have done crossfit.....went back to the bowflex and am very happy we did.....the combination of the power rods (210lbs) gives me all the resistance I need for muscle strength and toning .....I also like the idea that I can exercise on my time....I would recommend this for building muscles and toning...HAPPY EXERCISING!
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Much less features/functionality with the unit you are comparing the Evergain to. I've had at least 5 kinds of units over the past 20 years and the Evergain), for the same (virtual) money is by far the best ever... even if all you use it for is as a simple Chi Exerciser (like the Vitalizer USJ106). It's heavy so it doesn't bounce, has adjustable speeds, superior controls and several other features not ordinarily found on these (original-type) Chi Machines. The Evergain is "The Best Chi Machine" I've experienced. Hope this helps...
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I bought a small speed bag, but it's still kind of slow. You have to hit it very hard in order for it to move really fast. It's not as great as the ones you would find in a boxing gym. It's ok for a home gym...but definitely not fast enough for a experienced person.
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Hello Mr Martin.....I don't mean to be so personal, but how large are we talking, by way of your weight?....I own the chair gym and at the time I started to use it, I was 213 lbs and it worked just fine