Aztec
Master Don Juan
Does anyone here have a Bowflex? Any comments about the equipment (good or bad)?
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Question about a home gym equipment
- Thread starter Aztec
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Don't buy machine!
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"I am a Don Juan, a man with his own opinion! I can shrug off any rejection!
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I created a path where I follow it, to succeed or fail is my fate!"
-KiLLer
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"I am a Don Juan, a man with his own opinion! I can shrug off any rejection!
This is my life, my way and my destiny!
I created a path where I follow it, to succeed or fail is my fate!"
-KiLLer
DIESEL
Master Don Juan
WHY NOT? Please enlighten us, Killer
Soshyopathe
Master Don Juan
Hell, DIESEL, you said yourself that you didn't like the bowflex.
Aparently it is difficult to do deadlifts, squats, lateral raises, and pec flies on the bowflex. Otherwise, I like the premise.
Aparently it is difficult to do deadlifts, squats, lateral raises, and pec flies on the bowflex. Otherwise, I like the premise.
Aztec
Master Don Juan
I'm moving in to a new apartment and just thought the benefit in mobility of machines like Bowflex. I have a power rack (I think that's what it is called) that I think is very useful since it eliminates a spotter while doing bench presses and more importantly squats. But it seems that it will consume too much space especially with the olympic bar on.
I guess it really comes down to is what your fitness goals are. i.e. you want to get big compared to just being toned and/or feeling generally good. Nothing beats free weights if a person wants to get big. My main focus right now is to continue to do exercises especially during the lazy winter season.
How about the one Chuck Norris endorses?
I guess it really comes down to is what your fitness goals are. i.e. you want to get big compared to just being toned and/or feeling generally good. Nothing beats free weights if a person wants to get big. My main focus right now is to continue to do exercises especially during the lazy winter season.
How about the one Chuck Norris endorses?
DIESEL
Master Don Juan
Obviously the Bowflex sucks.. but the point is to show Killer up, as yet another johnny come lately who clogs up training threads with garbage.
Actually some machines are good, I particularly like the Hammer Strength machines for rows, and pullovers, and of course I'm assuming that any kind of cable movement is also considered a machine movement.
What I'm opposed to is a workout totally based on machines. The basics should be done with freeweights, and the machines should only complement that.
Soshyopathe
Master Don Juan
I don't count cable machines as actual machines, because your motion isn't restricted. Cable machines are great.