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whats a good way to get a cardio workout if one cannot run or have access to water?.
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Where the **** don't you have access to water?
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Re: Re: cardio question
Anyways, I have an elliptical. It takes up maybe 3-4ft X 2 ft area and stands 5 ft tall. Great machine. Sqeaks quite a bit though....gotta tighten it a lot.
Anyways, you might also wanna get a stationary bike. Mine takes up like 3ftX2ft and although it's mostly for my parents who're old, I use it to get some variety in my workout. Good luck man.
hmm...good question!
Anyways, I have an elliptical. It takes up maybe 3-4ft X 2 ft area and stands 5 ft tall. Great machine. Sqeaks quite a bit though....gotta tighten it a lot.
Anyways, you might also wanna get a stationary bike. Mine takes up like 3ftX2ft and although it's mostly for my parents who're old, I use it to get some variety in my workout. Good luck man.
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Good one Freddy. But it's called the FAUCET.
They also had this cool new thing the other day. I think it was BOTTLED WATER.
They also had this cool new thing the other day. I think it was BOTTLED WATER.
I'm pretty sure he meant for swimming purposes. If he didn't have access to ANY water, then he shouldn't be wasting his energy typing on the computer cause he'll be dead by the end of the week anyways.
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lmao. I was joking dude. I forgot the jp.
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