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Rowing machine advice.

BB_1983 · 2011-08-10 10:15:50

Hi, Can anyone advice me of what rowing machine would be a good buy? I have only ever used concept's when I was in the gym which are great, unfortunatly one of these would be way out of my price range for the moment. I'm hoping to get one for around 200 euro, new or second hand, I have spotted a few second hand ones which…

10-08-2011 10:15am

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BB_1983

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Hi,

Can anyone advice me of what rowing machine would be a good buy? I have only ever used concept's when I was in the gym which are great, unfortunatly one of these would be way out of my price range for the moment. I'm hoping to get one for around 200 euro, new or second hand, I have spotted a few second hand ones which seem decent but are always sold quickly. Are any of the magnetic ones like everlast or york ok? Or would I be better with one of the cheaper air rowers? I'm not looking for anything too serious, I do weight training and just want a rower for a cardio work out and to build stamina. Any advice or recommendations/ personal experiences would be hugely appreciated.

Thanks

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