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MarilynMarie
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What can i get for $200?(As in exercise equitment)
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Never can have too many free weights! They are the best.0
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idk maybe kettleballs or something0
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Gym pass will get you access to just about everything you could want.0
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m thinking maybe an exercise bike
Not sure though because I want Abs too0 -
How about an elliptical? Academy Sports has one for $99. Its small, but good for a beginner. You can also get one on amazon.com for a similar price.0
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Do you have a decent HRM?0
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Rowing machine...the full-body workout. :-)0
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Whats HRM?0
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Heart rate monitor.0
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cheap elliptical (i love mine) or a cheap stationary bike (also love mine) throw in a exercise matt and a exercise ball... your set0
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GET THE HEART RATE MONITOR!!!! BEST. INVESTMENT. EVER!!!! I love my garmin forerunner 402 cx (it was 300 but garmin has great ones for your price range too)0
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how about a bike or resistance bands, free weights0
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Well actually if you don't know how to use any equipment, get yourself some workout dvds. I recommend anything from beachbody. They work great. I know, I used P90X.0
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Gonna agree with the free weights / kettle bells posts. For that much you could even get a smaller power blocks set. From personal experience I've found if I keep up a good intensity with any form of free weight training, and watch my diet, I lose body WAY faster than any amount of cardio you could honestly do in a day, AND you tone up at the same time =D
Plus there's tons and tons of AWESOME youtube videos demonstrating all sorts of routines with these sorts of things, so you would really never have to do the same work out, if you bore easily0 -
insanity and a skipping rope0
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on the subject of HRMs... BODY BUGG!0
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Gym membership with training sessions...that way you learn proper form. If you have any money left over...free weights, resistance bands, jump rope, and a dvd or two.0
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I agree with the elliptical or exercise bike!! I LOVE my elliptical and I'm planning on getting a bike soon. :happy:0
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absolutely best investment ever would be a Heart rate monitor.
Next I'd say get a treadmill (check used sites you can sometimes get wicked deals!!)0 -
adjustable KB. pull up bar and resistance bands.0
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