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Question: Is the effort all on the pull stroke, or is the forward movement also good exercise?
Document: As someone who HATES assembling anything AND who HATES reading directions to assemble (which is why I deducted a star), I was pleasantly surprised at how quickly this was put together (yes, I did it myself). It is not only fun to row in front of the tube, but it also gives the cats some exercise (&#34;She's backing up...she's scooting forward! She's backing up...she scooting forward!&#34;).
I have to admit this row machine was a little different than what I expected. I thought it would be similar to the ones at the gym. The movement is still rowing, however, it is a little different than the movement of the ones they have at the gym. The whole bar connected to the handle moves forward, whereas other row machines move just the handle. Its hard to describe the exact movement. Regardless of the specific movement it is still an effective workout.
This is an awesome rowing machine for the price! I was really doubtful that such an economical exercise machine would be good, having had a bad experience with low end exercise bikes before. However, it's great! Easy to put together, easy to use, adjustable tension to provide different levels of work out. It's also lightweight, quiet, and compact. $100 well spent!
I spent 20+ minutes working out on the highest resistance (12) and didn't really even break a sweat. It's way too easy to pull and doesn't offer much resistance. Also, my timer didn't activate as I was using the machine i.e. connection between timer and machine was faulty. Overall, the machine is nicely designed but it seems to be built specifically for people that don't have much upper body and arm strength.
Or you could throw caution to the winds and power through, no one's going to stop you. Just mind the cylinder getting on and off.For the cheapest rowing machine I could find that isn't just a resistance band set between your feet, I'm very pleased with the quality. $78 well spent, as far as I'm concerned! Looking forward to some good full-body workouts.
I didn't pay a lot for this rowing machine, but after all of the positive reviews, I figured I'd give it a shot. I think it's great. It's just what I need to get a little exercise in at home before starting the day. Also, it's light and easy to move if you wanted to vacuum or put it in another room when company comes. I would recommend.
The resistance throughout the stroke is consistent, fluid, and smooth. With resistance set on &#34;12&#34;, I went from cold to perspiring after 2 minutes of constant rowing - feeling the quads, traps, and lats a bit. Operation is almost completely silent. The piston does heat up, so it's probably good to run a fan. Only complaint is that my toes extend a little beyond the edges of the footrests.
Love this item. It was very easy to assemble, easy to adjust settings. An overall good way to get back into a non-strenuous exercise routine.
Sometimes simple is better. This rowing machine operates as promised. I've had it a couple of months now and love that I can pick it up and move it wherever I need to, yet it is still sturdy enough to give me a good workout. No, it's not going to train you to be an Olympic rowing medalist, but for a way to vary your exercise routine at home, it works just fine.
Decent for 10 months then weld spot tore off of the pull arm where the hydraulic connected. Other than that not bad for the money.
Answer: yes