bowflex???
10-18-2005, 05:56 PM
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The personal trainer at my gym says that Bowflex are pretty good...although, a bit on the pricey side.
I just know that they have hawt fitness model chicks in their commercials.
I just know that they have hawt fitness model chicks in their commercials.
10-18-2005, 05:58 PM
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There is a member here that says those things are not safe......
10-18-2005, 06:02 PM
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10-18-2005, 06:09 PM
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Originally Posted by burtonblue75
thnks guys.... shoulda searched sorry
10-18-2005, 07:37 PM
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werd, id rather work out at a gym, one reason more variety of machinery to use, and then there are trainers there or whatever that can tell you how to properly use machines etc, and then of course there is the benefit of seeing hawt chicks there but then im still fat so i dunno if thats necessarily a good thing 
but then im still fat so i dunno if thats necessarily a good thing
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10-18-2005, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Mizouse
werd, id rather work out at a gym, one reason more variety of machinery to use, and then there are trainers there or whatever that can tell you how to properly use machines etc, and then of course there is the benefit of seeing hawt chicks there but then im still fat so i dunno if thats necessarily a good thing
but then im still fat so i dunno if thats necessarily a good thing 
I hope it's only cardio stuff. Cuz, free-weights are the way to go, sir!
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I would also say that it would be better to take the money that u would save from buying a bowflex, and just get lifetime membership @ a gym.
I could never be motivated enough to keep up w/ working out consistenly on machines @ home. Being @ the gym makes you want to work out.
I could never be motivated enough to keep up w/ working out consistenly on machines @ home. Being @ the gym makes you want to work out.
10-18-2005, 10:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Time For Sleeep
I would also say that it would be better to take the money that u would save from buying a bowflex, and just get lifetime membership @ a gym.
I could never be motivated enough to keep up w/ working out consistenly on machines @ home. Being @ the gym makes you want to work out.
I could never be motivated enough to keep up w/ working out consistenly on machines @ home. Being @ the gym makes you want to work out.
Well, thats the thing .. everyone is different. For some people, getting motivated to go out of the house to a gym is a problem. SO having a bowflex in the house may be just what the doctor ordered. But I agree , in many cases you are better off spending your money elsewhere.
10-19-2005, 08:31 AM
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I have something similar to a bowflex (same technology, not the name) and I would say it is decent if you're not looking for anything beyond toning and some weight training that will never get you ripped.
I would suggest free weights and a bench for him, less money and you can do the same exercises pretty much, or just a gym membership.
I would suggest free weights and a bench for him, less money and you can do the same exercises pretty much, or just a gym membership.
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