Beny V-Fit Supa Trainer Home Gym (90kg) - any problems?
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off topic answer for you.  you asked about coloured liquid in carboys in a previous question.\n\nI have found a web page with full receipes for all of the carboys liquids and colours.  i couldn't answer on the question because it had been closed.  \n\nhttp://www.rpsgb.org.uk/informationresources/museum/exhibitions/exhibition04/musex04colcarb.html\n\nthis should take you straight to the receipe page.\n\nGood luck
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I always want to see a lot of equipment so you don't have to wait in line!  That's what I hate most about my gym...when the work day is over it seems like EVERYONE is there and I have to wait forever to use the treadmil/elepticals!\n\nAlso, I wish my gym offered Yoga and Pilates classes.  Have lots of different classes and offer them as much as possible.  Hope this helps!  Good luck!
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I don't know anything about them but as I'm not a gym person myself I'd say try some exercise DVD's first like Tae Bo. Something Aerobic. Than search around for a good Treadmill on places like Overstock.com or Buy.com.\n\nTruthfully you can really loose a lot of weight without using any of the above, but if you really want to, go to the gym, you can try different types of machines out for yourself, see what works best for you, and than buy something similar.
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First off, recumbent bikes are best for those with back problems, or knee problems. Also, if you are severely overweight, you will find the seating more comfortable in a recumbent bike. As for better. Both will increase your cardiovascular fitness. At your price range, you will get a better workout from a standing bike, as it will be capble of working your muscles more. At the pro level, like you find in gyms, both can offer a challenging work out due to the computers on board and the way they adjust tension.\n\nFor training purposes, trhe upright is best. It forces you to use more muscle force to turn the pedals and you use your abs for support unlike the recombent bike. This is why if you have a lower back problem th esit down style is best.\n\nAt $150, you are getting a disposable piece of gear. I suggest looking at a local chain sports store in your area. Even discounters like Target and Walmart have these. Consider an extended warranty if its under $20.00. At about 300.00 they get sturdier and brand matters, but at this point, get a cheap one with the main features you want and see how it goes.
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i would say just ask the trainer at the gym, he ought to give you free advise.
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classified ads in your local paper. \nMaybe you also could ask local fitness clubs if they plan to get rid of used equipement. At least they should be able to steer you in the right direction for further searching.\nObviously anything which involves shipping (like ebay) will be hugely expensive...
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My opinion is to BUY it. Workout at home saves you time, and you can take a shower right after at your own place. Good idea to have one at home.\n\nThe Nordic Track CX 938 Elliptical is an extremely popular elliptical trainer with buyers.  Priced at $599 it is certainly affordable for many elliptical buyers - but is it worth it? Here's a review of the Nordic Track CX 938 Elliptical to help you decide if it's right for you. \n\nMain Features:\n\nSMR™ Silent Magnetic Resistance - Magnetic resistance uses magnetic pull to create the resistance in your workout.  This makes for a very quiet workout.  Choose from 10 intensity levels to target specific workout and conditioning goals. \n\nOversized Pedals - helps you find a comfortable foot hold or change the length of your stride for an optimal workout.\n\niFit Compatible - The Nordic Track 938 CX can run optional iFIT.com® workouts in addition to the workouts built-in to your console. This can help fight off exercise boredom and burn more calories over the long run.\n\nClearView™ Backlit Console - This easy to read, backlit console keeps track of speed, time, distance, calories, carbs, pulse, resistance and revolutions per minute\n\nTarget Pacer - This tool lets you know when you need to work a little harder or slow down – so you know you can optimize your exercise time and burn max calories.\n\nNordic Track Warranty - All Nordic Track elliptical trainers are covered for one year on the frame, motor, parts and all labor charges.\n\nWorkout Fans -  Four fan settings let you choose between low, medium, high or AutoBreeze™, which automatically changes the airflow to match the speed of your elliptical.\n\nPros: The Nordic Track CX 938 elliptical is one of the better 'economy' buys on the market, especially with the silent magnetic resistance and the one year warranty.  If you are on a tight budget, the CX 938 is truly affordable. It also is fairly smooth and silent.\n\nCons: This is a very basic elliptical.  It does not offer incline capability (as does the upgraded Nordic Track 998) and the console is limited. While the 1 year warranty is ok, don't plan on using this machine for years.\n\nBottom Line: At this price point, if you are extremely limited in funds, the Nordic Track CX 938 is definitely a good value.  It is quiet and smooth in operation.  \n\nHowever, if you can spend a bit more there are several other better options like the Nordic track 998 or even the Schwinn 418.
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The owner or manager of the gym would be who you need to contact. Or if there is someone who tends to things at certain times of day. The gym I use to go to, had it where you could turn it down or change the tv channel. Keep in mind it was a small local owned gym.
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That sounds pretty ridiculous. As long as you're not gaining weight this shouldn't be a problem.
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You can see a picture of it here, including more info.\nI have used one of these before myself and never again- very cumbersome to use and the fit is terrible.\nhttp://www.femalehealth.com/
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well, Im sure you can get one just about at any fitness themed store in the area. But the best are the ones made by balanced body, the original distributor and manufacturer of pilates equiptment. The bad news is, you can only order their products on line. but the good news is, their warehouse is  located in Sac on fegeson off of fruitridge. You get them a bit cheaper from them rather than going to a store as it its pretty much factory direct. And being they are a local company, you should receive your items pretty fast. Although they are local, they dont have a store or showroom set up. You could try giving them a call and seeing if you order and pay on line, if there is anyway you could pick it up instead of have it shipped. I left the link below with their local contact information.
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As a fitness trainer myself, I get every one around me to exercise by doing exercise myself first 20 years ago, and the 2nd thing I did was - last year I studied my first trainer course and I got some students now. Of course, being a trainer is not what I recommend here. Em... buy some DVD's on fit ball exercise for your wife? I love it so much I want to run a class, it is so interesting - the first time I watched in the store I nearly finished the whole thing standing there!
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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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Expensive!  My wife was looking at these and decided against them.\n\nThe really cheap model is $300.\nThe nice one is almost $1800.\n\nThat buys a LOT of visits to the gym with a lot more variety in workouts.
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Hey again=)\n\nIf you have bad knee problems like I do, you should go with the eliptical machine- I use the one w/o moving the arms..but it just depend on you what you like better.\nYes, they are as effective as running...and for me it's just fun to work out on these machines=)\n\nCarola\nPersonal Trainer\nISSA certfied
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I'm assuming that you're a member of a gym. They may well have someone there who will help you set up a programme depending on what your goals are.
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It is a good thing for you to see what your getting, but I agree it is a ploy to strong arm you!\n\nI would find the place you like and name drop about the other gyms. Since it is done on commision, I would wait until the end of the month and at the end of the day so you have an advantage because they need to make quotas.Same for buying a car!\n\nYou should ask people what they are paying as they enter and leave the gym to get a feel for the cost. Good luck!