Exercise bike or mag trainer?

I need a way to get good exercise in winter months

I was thinking abt buying a recumbent exer bike from
Schwinn

But could I get a good workout using a mag trainer?

a écrit :
I need a way to get good exercise in winter months

I was thinking abt buying a recumbent exer bike from
Schwinn

But could I get a good workout using a mag trainer?

A social intimate life will help.

Sandy wrote in message
But could I get a good workout using a mag trainer?

A social intimate life will help.

Is that an offer?

Sandy wrote:
a écrit :
I need a way to get good exercise in winter months

I was thinking abt buying a recumbent exer bike from
Schwinn

But could I get a good workout using a mag trainer?

A social intimate life will help.

1. Riding a mag trainer is like a riding an unlubricated female. I
recommend
an exercise bike instead.
2. Riding a properly lubricated female does not provide nearly
as much exercise as a bike. Maybe it's different in France
or maybe I lack the proper riding technique.

I've ridden various Cyclops trainers and now own a Giant Tempo, which is a
spinning type bike..

I much prefer the Tempo. Much more solid and stable, especially for
out-of-the-saddle work, (I'm about 6'3 and 230) and it keeps my bike free
for quick rides when the off-season weather is good. A nice spinning bike
(there are other several good brands) also allows a lot of adjustability so
the fit and ride can be pretty similiar to your regular bike.

The big issue is cost. Mine cost $900-1000. Is it worth the money to you?
A mag trainer is a hundred or two. If you have an old bike, you could
dedicate it to the trainer.
Lyle

wrote in message
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I need a way to get good exercise in winter months

I was thinking abt buying a recumbent exer bike from
Schwinn

But could I get a good workout using a mag trainer?

wrote:
I need a way to get good exercise in winter months

I was thinking abt buying a recumbent exer bike from
Schwinn

But could I get a good workout using a mag trainer?

Do you normaly ride a recumbent on the road? If not, then you'll be
training and developing a slightly different muscle group on a
recumbent exer bike compared to the muscles required for upright
riding.

Get a mag trainer and look up some training programs.

Laters,

Marz

wrote:
I need a way to get good exercise in winter months

I was thinking abt buying a recumbent exer bike from
Schwinn

But could I get a good workout using a mag trainer?

Get a fixie and ride outside, unless you live with feet of snow.

On Mon, 21 Aug 2006 18:05:28 +0200, Sandy wrote:

a écrit :
I need a way to get good exercise in winter months

I was thinking abt buying a recumbent exer bike from
Schwinn

But could I get a good workout using a mag trainer?

A social intimate life will help.

social?

Intimate?

LIFE?

wrote:

1. Riding a mag trainer is like a riding an unlubricated female. I
recommend
an exercise bike instead.

what do you mean?

here is bike I was looking at

http://tinyurl.com/l63vm

wrote:
wrote:

1. Riding a mag trainer is like a riding an unlubricated female. I
recommend
an exercise bike instead.

what do you mean?

here is bike I was looking at

http://tinyurl.com/l63vm

I like my YMCA membership a lot more than any rollers or trainer, for
the simple reason that the home can be kept free of exercise-induced
trauma. Including the trauma of using an expensive "whatever" as an
auxillary clothes hanger for the stuff that fits when you're fat.

But seriously, a Spin class, crappy Tomahawk bikes and silly
instructors and all, can be a great place to check in. Some days, they
have consecutive one-hour classes, so the choice to walk out or crawl
is all mine.

Plus the cardio room (bikes like the one in your link, treadmills,
steppers), free weights, machines, sauna, shower, and don't forget that
all-important social part, young man:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znFn3...elated&search=

--D-y