is there other exserice machin like bowflex?
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There's a  "copycat"  of the Bowflex,  called Crossbow, which is  quite a bit cheaper.      I  don't  know  if it's as well made, but it claims to be just as effective.    You  shouldn't have any problem  finding out more about it on the  Internet.   It might be  listed  as  Cross Bow (separate words).  I believe there's  another  one  called HealthMax Pro.    You'll  probably  be  able to  look that one up too.
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Do you mean Weslo,they make cardioglide and other exercise equipment. http://www.weslo.com
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I found some called "wire spindles" at Office Max and Office Depot.\n\n(also "memo spindle" or "message spindle")
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I like the ThighTek XL by Denise Austin. It's like a thighmaster. Do the excercise on it for inner thighs. You just squeeze it together. It's fairly cheap too. Maybe look for it on Ebay, but here is a link for it. I got mine at the store some time ago, so you might still be able to find it in stores.
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I too would reccomend the Ugly Stick. I have had my first UglyStick for over 7years and it has served me very well. I now have 3 for different applications.
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best bet is to ask your local bow smith he can give you the right answer
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Dude, a definite yes on the bowflex thing. But get one from a friend which is not being used. You can grab it as a friendly loan, or as an outright gift. The world is filled with people who BUY that kind of thing and the only exercise they get from it is in moving it from their spare room to the basement. When I volunteered at Goodwill Industries, we would see at least two of them a week during the summer, and always that "I gave up on it" look on the person's face who was donating it. We would sell them for less than ten bucks. Do not, if you can possibly avoid it, spend for the thing new. It costs a small fortune. I would have you get it for zero dollars, use it for however long you enjoy having it and then pass it along when you've had enough. You probably already can think of a way to get this for nothing, and I do not mean stealing it. You are going to look so great after you've been using it for even two months... good luck to you and congratulations for wanting to take such great care of your body and general health!  - G. in South Portland, Maine, U.S.A.
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Yes at muscletech.com
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Never used one but check here for a better price:\n\nhttp://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&satitle=Oneida+Eagle+bow
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bow flex and lose weight.
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http://www.handspeak.com/\n\nor\n\nhttp://www.masterstech-home.com/ASLDict.html
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Anything that you actually use and continue to use is good. I have a Bowflex Sport, freeweights (straight bar, curl bar, dumbbell handles and variety of plates), exercise tower (for pull-ups, vertical knee/leg raises, dips),  swiss ball,  treadmill,  step-ercise (with video), and a yoga mat and blocks. I get quite a variety with all this, and have a hard time getting bored with my workout. When I do, I put together a new routine. I may not use everything for every exercise routine I put together, but I do use them off and on.\n\nOn top of all this, I also have a membership at the local YMCA, and go there to workout sometimes.
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Try "Memry Corporation"\n\nSince 1981, they specialise in Nitinol materials, products and design; they manufacture shape memory and superelastic nitinol and pseudoelastic materials.\n\nThey are deemed to be the worldwide leadership for nitinol wire, superelastic, pseudoelastic or linear elastic products.
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You are searching for the wrong brand, probably that's why you couldn't find it. timex has separated from titan, so fastrack now comes under titan, not timex.\nHere is a link to the official website:\nhttp://www.titanworld.com
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dont bother with usenext.\n\nI prefer giganews. it's much better. a decent mac newsreader is http://www.panic.com/unison/
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About 12 years ago, I bought a weight lifting machine called the Gravity Edge.  It was supposed to use your own body weight to lift.  It worked great, only cost about $400 but I lost interest after a few months.
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http://www.perma-flex.com/sections/product/silicone.asp\n\nhope this helps