I'm supposing I won't get as good a work-out as my old airdyne?
1111029
I have never had an airdyne, so I can't compare the two. But, I set the tension at medium and get a great workout!
1111030
This is a nice solid machine. I have no idea what your old airdyne is so can't compare. Just know that the only issue with this machine is the poor display (which was identified before I bought it)
298994
That's a good idea! I don't think I asked Amazon for the refund; but I did ask T-Tap and they told me what they were going to do if I askedfor a refund, and they did it! I ended up just giving my CD away to someone who wanted it. I'd suggest that you start with the cheaper one to see how you like it. You can get a good workout in 15 minutes with her; the only problem is, you don't have her there to correct your form if you're not doing it correctly. Form is so important, you know.
486712
I would think so. At least you hand and fingers will be strengthened. You might want to augment it with a resistive rubber band as part of your exercise routine.
808356
This particular machine is probably a bit light. if you start lifting seriously, you will probably outgrow this in a year. I would either get a Bowflex that allows adding rods, or go with free weights.
1113116
The Airdyne does give an excellent workout! You are able to go as hard as you are able and it does get more difficult the faster you go. It gives an excellent upper body workout when you don't use the peddles. I use it daily along with the treadmill. 30 minutes on the treadmill and 25 minutes on the bike. ( 10 minutes upper body only and 15 minutes combined upper and lower bady.
1171787
I would think so, I returned mine because I can do the exercise without the device just fine.
475037
I purchased the blue power breathe and have found it more than adequate for my needs. Begin using the device at its lowest setting and work the resistance up from there. As a large, reasonably fit man, I have not come close to maxing out the resistance on the device. Hope this helps!
1821948
In theory I guess you can. Not sure of the support it would give you though. I'd check with a coach or trainer 1st.
1590796
It works good. But I am not in the best of shape so it's s hard workout for me. It is getting better.
1177437
Absolutely. I do the ski and bicycle movements with buoyant dumbbells that help keep me afloat. You'll have to find what works for you. When I got them, I immediately took half of the weights out.
579365
I am not as Consistant as I should be in use but I don't really see a big difference. Short of surgery not sure anything helps that.
460414
Just balance best you can with the weight... practice. The result should be satisfying
540099
I would say no... If you're used to cardio workouts that include plyometrics (jumping around). The moves build upon each other too so it may be a but confusing at first. If I stop using t25 for a month or longer I need to start at beta
962462
Amy, I have M.S. and it is a low impact way of getting exercise. Anything that gets you moving is going to help. I do wish that I had gotten the model with pistons that offer more resistance. That would be even better for weight loss. However if this is your price point I can't think of a better way to go. Good luck!
814871
I've just ordered one but have had similar machines in the past. You can basically do "pistol squats" and get just as good of a workout as you can with a leg press machine (which I use all the time at the gym too).
1039146
No. Look up the specs between the air and air2. The new one is a little thinner.
1890129
I think its about 18 inches off the floor at the high point so you should be fine there. I'd consider a different machine if I were you though. My brother's lasted about six months. Just long enough for the warranty to run out. If you're more than a casual exerciser pay a little more and get a better model. You'll be glad you did.