I'm looking for welco who make cardio glide exercise equipment?
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Do you mean Weslo,they make cardioglide and other exercise equipment. http://www.weslo.com
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Thanks for asking! I am a business librarian, so I consulted my database and determined that you must be talking about the ArthroCare Corporation.\n\nArthroCare Corporation (NASDAQ: ARTC) \n111 Congress Ave.\nSte. 510\nAustin, TX 78701-4043\n\nPhone: 512-391-3900\nToll Free: 800-348-8929\nFax: 512-391-3901\nhttp://www.arthrocare.com\n\nWith the wave of a wand, ArthroCare makes tissue disappear. The company's proprietary Coblation technology uses radio frequency energy to remove soft tissue from the body. Its Arthroscopic Surgery System lets surgeons use specialized wands to focus the energy and minimize damage to nearby healthy tissue, simultaneously sealing small, bleeding vessels. First used in arthroscopic procedures to repair joints, the electrosurgery system product line now includes equipment used in ear, nose, and throat procedures; cardiology and gynecology; spinal and neurological surgery; and cosmetic surgery. \n\nArthroCare plans to continue to expand its product line and develop strategic partnerships. The company also intends to focus on the sale of disposable devices.
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Check out some used equipment dealers. \n\nFederal equipment company (fedequip.com), \n\nhttp://www.emachinetool.com/newcnc/categories.cfm?DestinationCategory=CNC%20Lathe\n\nhttp://www.surplusmachines.com/\n\nhttp://www.abltechnology.com/Index.ASP?equip=L21502&title=2-Axis
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Nautilus makes some good home gym equipment.  I have one that has attachments that can be added and removed to work legs.  Check out Consumer reports and then compare prices and specs at www.mysimon.com.\n\nKeep in mind that you don't ave to fave an expensive gy to get fit at home.  You can start out with dumbells, elastic bands and a jump rope.  The most important thing is that you start moving :-}\n\nFeel free to contact me if you have more questions.
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Hey, you're really close to my office. Try Adelphia. They're right around the corner in SM. Off of Olympic & Stewart.
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Go to http://www.igia.com  They will probably have the type of products you are looking for.
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they make equipment that runs on sensors-you start with your foot and a pad and when you release it starts your time-there is a sensor at the other end that stops your time-where to get them I'm not sure-you could try eastbay
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I would recomend that you check the American Heart Assoc website and the rescue breathe website.  They will have listings for you
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You can try Spark People http://www.sparkpeople.com  You can design your workout plan there.  (Also menu, etc.)
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try the company web site for the equipment
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You'll want to get what's called an indoor trainer. The resistance ones are best because you can adjust the resistance to make it more like riding outdoors. The link below should get you started on what's out there.
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Hi there\n\nI have worked in fitness equipment retail for 8 years now and have a Bachelor of Physical Education.  To answer your question, it does not matter which peice of equipment you use as long as you're comfortable on it as all cardio equipment is mean't for weight loss or cardiovascular excercise.  Ellipticals are good because they are low to no impact while still providing weight bearing activity to keep the bones strong.  Problem with ellipticals is that you need to be able to put forth $2500 or more to get one that feels good, is biomechanically correct and can handle your "bigger" stature as you'll want something well built.  Recumbent bikes are much cheaper, will provide you with cardio/weight loss excercise and are easy to use. Ellipticals are more efficient than the bikes because you use your entire body meaning more calories expended over a shorter period of time.  People also tend to get bored on the bikes. My suggestion is to go to a gym and try them both before you buy. Last thing you want is to buy something that you don't like. As for a website, I am unsure of that. Try some of the fitness equipment manufacturing sites such as many times they will have helpful hints on buying the equipment. www.precor.com, www.iamstrong.ca (this one is more towards health and lifestyle and has testiomonials).\nHope this helps!
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i'm from newport news. good to see a neightbor on here. :)\n\nCheck with local gyms. They may have some. I'll run a search for you, and if i find anything, i'll let you know.\n\nEdit:\n\nHere ya go.\nhttp://www.chesapeakehealth.com/classes_events/fitness_class.asp\n\ncheck the bottom of the page under specialty classes
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Have you checked the classified ads? Also, here are some fitness suppliers that you'll find in the yellow pages:\n\nhttp://www.superpages.com/yellowpages/C-Exercise+&+Fitness+Equipment+&+Supplies+Dealers/S-TN/T-Nashville/\n\nGood luck! I hope you find one. :)
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I work in an assisted living facility where the physical therapists use just the thing you describe. It's a small frame with a set of pedals that you can adjust the tension on. I'm sure if you checked your local medical supply store (The type that caters to the elderly.) you would find one. If that does not work, call a local ALF or nursing home and ask to speak with one of the physical therapists. I'm sure they would be glad to help.
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Have you tried looking in the classified section of your local paper. They usually have a section for sports equipment. \n\nFreecycle is also an option, although in my experience people don't respond to the wanted ads quite as much as the offers. \n\nHere is the link: http://www.thomsonlocal.com/\n\nAnother alternative is finding out which auctions run in your area. In my area there are auctions of gym contents fairly regularly (I think they must go bust alot), you can pick up some pretty high tech equipment really cheaply. \n\nTry looking up auctioneers in your area in the Thompson directory, or your local paper may have a weekly auctions feature as mine does.
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Marcy excercise bikes are made or marketed by Impex Products.  You can find the manuals for the Marcy bikes here:\n\nhttp://www.impex-fitness.com/download.asp#Bike