Don't blame me if you don't use it as often as you hope.
I really need to get back on mine...
Nope. No blame. The cool thing is the one I got has a year subscription to iFit so I'll have a myriad of trainers and sessions to go through. Stuff like where you're climbing the hills of Machu Picchu.
Just saw this thread and thought I would revisit and share my results. The elliptical was a hit! I’ve already got my money’s worth out of it. I’m on my second contract with iFit. Well worth it. I workout 3 days a week on it and I’m stronger than ever. I started out doing all beginner material for quite a while. I just recently started doing intermediate workouts. I do whole series with the same trainer. I’m now doing jogging intervals. It’s a 16 workout program. I’m losing weight and getting healthier.
I also work out with dumbbells and have an adjustable bench. I much prefer this to HIIT workouts.
Thanks again to everybody for their previous feedback. It was quite helpful.
Re: Home Cardio Machines
Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2022 10:02 pm
by AmareIsGod
Just bought some $350 rollerblades. They better be worth it. I was amazing at rollerblading like 25 years ago. Now that I'm a dad, I don't give a shit if people think I'm a douchebag anymore. I'll probably wear a fanny pack with a water bottle too.
Don't blame me if you don't use it as often as you hope.
I really need to get back on mine...
Nope. No blame. The cool thing is the one I got has a year subscription to iFit so I'll have a myriad of trainers and sessions to go through. Stuff like where you're climbing the hills of Machu Picchu.
Just saw this thread and thought I would revisit and share my results. The elliptical was a hit! I’ve already got my money’s worth out of it. I’m on my second contract with iFit. Well worth it. I workout 3 days a week on it and I’m stronger than ever. I started out doing all beginner material for quite a while. I just recently started doing intermediate workouts. I do whole series with the same trainer. I’m now doing jogging intervals. It’s a 16 workout program. I’m losing weight and getting healthier.
I also work out with dumbbells and have an adjustable bench. I much prefer this to HIIT workouts.
Thanks again to everybody for their previous feedback. It was quite helpful.
Just bought some $350 rollerblades. They better be worth it. I was amazing at rollerblading like 25 years ago. Now that I'm a dad, I don't give a shit if people think I'm a douchebag anymore. I'll probably wear a fanny pack with a water bottle too.
Don't blame me if you don't use it as often as you hope.
I really need to get back on mine...
Nope. No blame. The cool thing is the one I got has a year subscription to iFit so I'll have a myriad of trainers and sessions to go through. Stuff like where you're climbing the hills of Machu Picchu.
Just saw this thread and thought I would revisit and share my results. The elliptical was a hit! I’ve already got my money’s worth out of it. I’m on my second contract with iFit. Well worth it. I workout 3 days a week on it and I’m stronger than ever. I started out doing all beginner material for quite a while. I just recently started doing intermediate workouts. I do whole series with the same trainer. I’m now doing jogging intervals. It’s a 16 workout program. I’m losing weight and getting healthier.
I also work out with dumbbells and have an adjustable bench. I much prefer this to HIIT workouts.
Thanks again to everybody for their previous feedback. It was quite helpful.
Just got off my elliptical for another session. Still using it quite regularly. On my third year of iFit. It will be particularly useful after I move to Arizona where it's too much going out in the heat for half the year. The thing is a beast to move but that's why the movers get paid the big bucks.
Just bought some $350 rollerblades. They better be worth it. I was amazing at rollerblading like 25 years ago. Now that I'm a dad, I don't give a shit if people think I'm a douchebag anymore. I'll probably wear a fanny pack with a water bottle too.
Just bought some $350 rollerblades. They better be worth it. I was amazing at rollerblading like 25 years ago. Now that I'm a dad, I don't give a shit if people think I'm a douchebag anymore. I'll probably wear a fanny pack with a water bottle too.
And? How goes the rollerblading?
Size 10.5. Like brand new. Could swing you a great deal if you're interested.
Re: Home Cardio Machines
Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2024 7:07 pm
by AmareIsGod
I've been doing some martial arts lately. A lot of grappling primarily. Heavy juijitsu based. But also stand-up. Like the place I go because it has variety in what we learn. Been going about 6 weeks now, 3x a week. They have a great class for toddlers before my class and my 4 year old daughter loves it too. She always asks about Sensai. $150 a month for her and I, unlimited classes. The days I go she goes so I think we're getting great value. And I feel great. Physically and mentally.
