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	<title>Comments on: WHAT HOME GYM MACHINE COULD SUBSIDISE FOR A ROWING MACHINE?</title>
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		<title>By: Rich F</title>
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I had a Bowflex that had a seated row attachment with a sliding seat, mimicking a rowing machine. It folded up, too, so it didn&#039;t take up a whole lot of space when I wasn&#039;t using it. Check ebay for used Bowflex Ultimate machines- you can probably pick one up for about $5-700 or so. Check out Bowflex&#039;s website,. Personally, though, I&#039;d go with a good exercise bike (or bicycle) for cardio, and some free weights for strength exercises (if you have the room).</description>
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<p>I had a Bowflex that had a seated row attachment with a sliding seat, mimicking a rowing machine. It folded up, too, so it didn&#8217;t take up a whole lot of space when I wasn&#8217;t using it. Check ebay for used Bowflex Ultimate machines- you can probably pick one up for about $5-700 or so. Check out Bowflex&#8217;s website,. Personally, though, I&#8217;d go with a good exercise bike (or bicycle) for cardio, and some free weights for strength exercises (if you have the room).</p>
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