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Fitness Equipment bought on fancies end up as junk pieces waiting to be thrown away. Make your choice of fitness equipment based on your needs. Those who are fitness freaks understand the necessity to work out all days in a week so that they can maintain the rhythm and avoid inertia from setting in. However, the fact is that there at least a couple of days in a week where we are not able to make time to go to the gym and use the various fitness machines that have been provided. Getting a couple of fitness machines and then using them on days when you cannot leave home to go to the gym is a great idea.

Before you buy any of the fitness machines that you have seen on display the first thing that you just have to consider is whether you are committed enough. So unless you are completely dedicated to the fitness cause and are sure that you will be using the fitness machines that you purchase, do not just go ahead and spend on fitness machines. You should only buy the fitness machines that you really want. It might be judicious to think about the fitness machines that you want before venturing your research options. You can always cut down some fitness machines from the list based on a value price equation. Make sure that among the fitness machines that you finally choose, you must have a cardio fitness machine and another fitness machine that is related to weight training.

[Craig Lane]

Post modified to exclude link. Most folk who read this forum do not need exercise equipment. However alexandere raises valid points about unwanted equipment owned. If anyone wishes for further information they can contact alexandere who has a website selling such equipment.



Personally I believe no equipment is neccesary to build a strong and healthy body. Isometrics is the safe and very cheap option and no unwanted equipment clutering up the place. With the added bonus of no "rip and repair" muscle bulk.