Disadvantages of Elliptical Trainers
Disadvantages of Elliptical Trainers
Since elliptical trainers came on the scene in the mid-1990s, they have grown in popularity more than any other type of cardiovascular equipment, according to the American Council on Exercise. These machines provide an elliptical motion that is like a combination of running and cycling. Despite their many benefits to an exercise routine, elliptical machines are not right for everyone and might not be effective as your only source of exercise.
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