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21 Dec 2009

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF USING A ROWING MACHINE?

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Tom asked:


Will regulating a rowing machine tinge a abs? Will it bake fat around a stomach? And will it assistance to set up flesh in a arm?

How mostly as well as for how prolonged should rowing sessions be?

Thanks

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3 Responses to “WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF USING A ROWING MACHINE?”

  2. Stamina Rowing Machine

    It targets your stomach so you tone and burn fat there. It helps tone your arms too! I did it for 10 minutes each time I went to the gym and I saw results fast! My stomach got noticeably flatter too!

    Answer my workout question please?

  4. Recumbent Bike Rower

    1)It will not”tone”the abs
    2)It will not burn fat just around the tummy
    3)It will build some muscle in the legs and arms
    4)It is a really good low impact cardio workout.
    5)Google”concept2″for sessions

  6. Lifecore Rowing Machine

    The rowing machine will give as much as you put into it. It can be a great complete body workout and is an extremely fast way to burn calories/fat depending on the heart rate you work out at. You will find that the rowing machine will work mostly your legs and lats, while your core and arms will also be worked.

    If you are a beginner, here are a few things I recommend.

    1.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbaKM0nhNSk

    watch that video, she gives a great demonstration of proper technique which is extremely important to a good workout

    2. After some light strokes, working on your technique, try going for about 10 minutes at a moderate effort level (around 140-165 heart rate) This will let your body adjust to the muscles you will be using.

    3. Try to row, without stopping, for 20 minutes straight 3 days a week at a heart rate in the 140-165 range. Make sure to keep good technique when you are tired, and try to go longer if you can.

    good luck and I hope this helps

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