Anyone have any experience with rowing machines for exercise? I've been considering getting one, but

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Feb 8, 2023
1:21:42pm

Perseguir Nobody

I don't want to spend that much money unless it's going to be worth it for me.

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Originally posted on Feb 8, 2023 at 1:21:42pm

Recategorized from Other Sports to Health and Fitness by El Jefe on Feb 8, 2023 at 1:26:57pm

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Perseguir

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Anyone have any experience with rowing machines for exercise? I've been considering getting one, but

Perseguir Nobody

2/8/23 1:21pm

Good cardo/back exercising. Boring as heck for me.

runnincoug

2/8/23 1:29pm

Yep. I had to configure my workout room so that I could comfortably watch TV

m0resn0w

2/8/23 1:31pm

I'll add that once I started watching a show while rowing, I went from 15 minute

m0resn0w

2/8/23 2:46pm

Is it more boring than an exercise bike or treadmill?

Perseguir

2/8/23 1:55pm

It's hard for me to keep a fast clip while rowing/biking, but maybe that's me

runnincoug

2/8/23 2:07pm

If you get one, Concept 2 is the best bang for your buck IMO.

m0resn0w

2/8/23 1:31pm

I'll second this recommendation.

scottfunkel

2/8/23 1:39pm

This seems to be the consensus in the research that I've done

Perseguir

2/8/23 1:56pm

Go try one at a gym before you buy?

JuicyJam

2/8/23 1:35pm

If you like/use the one at the gym, then go for it. I never used one at the gym

cougfanz

2/8/23 2:19pm

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