Friday, April 10, 2009
Going to the Gym vs. Home Office Workouts
Good article about going to the gym vs home workouts. Or, if you're more like me, home office workouts.
Bowflex(R) Ultimate 2 Home Gym recall
Here are details about the Bowflex(R) Ultimate 2 Home Gym recall. It's still safe to use. The Treadmaster is not mentioned at all.
Pumping Iron in Zero Gravity Aboard the ISS
This is very cool: Pumping Iron in Zero Gravity Aboard the ISS
The astronauts working on the International Space Station now have a new zero-G Bowflex, with its requisite bad-ass acronym name: aRED, or Advanced Resistance Exercise Device. Wired took a look at how it works.
The astronauts working on the International Space Station now have a new zero-G Bowflex, with its requisite bad-ass acronym name: aRED, or Advanced Resistance Exercise Device. Wired took a look at how it works.
Treadclimber TC 1000
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Following is a review of Treadclimber TC1000. It's based on its use by three different people (for three different reasons), here are the Pro's and Con's:
Pros:
* Provides a great workout
* Compact; fits well in my office
* Very sturdy
* Create piece of equipment for exercise variety (it's a treadmill + Stair master)
Cons:
* A little loud --especially in the office, where I need to listen for phone calls.
* Manual incline adjustment (would be great to be able to adjust the incline at the end of a session)
Labels:
equipment,
exercise,
stairmaster,
Tradeclimber,
treadmill
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