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Anyone have a elliptical in their house/apt ????

  • Thread starter Thread starter Walter Szczerbiak
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Octane

I use it, but not as much as my treadmill. And I'll have a bike set up next week, so I'll be using it even less.

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PuddleMonkey said:
I'm not a fatty dammit! :mad:

How did I become the resident fatty? I thought that was jnev!
I'm just going by what everyone says on here! I really don't know.

Damn puddles that is a really nice one you have!
 
I have a treadmill at home. I really wanted a Precor, but they are too damn expensive. I still go to the gym a lot so I wasn't about to spend over 2K on home cardio equipment.
 
I miss my treadmill... I used it when I had it but that was when running had a purpose lol.

I think Traz started the PM being fat thingy if i'm not mistaken.
 
silverstar1025 said:
I have a treadmill at home. I really wanted a Precor, but they are too damn expensive. I still go to the gym a lot so I wasn't about to spend over 2K on home cardio equipment.


Precor is known for their ellipticals, not treadmills. Most Precor treads are not worth the hassle or price. not to mention the 9.2 series isn't even made by Precor or in the US like the 9.3 series ($3700+).
 
I know I have called Puddles a fatty a lot, but he likes it when I call him names.
 
silverstar1025 said:
I know I have called Puddles a fatty a lot, but he likes it when I call him names.


I'll take any attention I can get from females. Good, bad, doesn't matter.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
Precor is known for their ellipticals, not treadmills. Most Precor treads are not worth the hassle or price. not to mention the 9.2 series isn't even made by Precor or in the US like the 9.3 series ($3700+).

I meant I wanted a Precor Elliptical.. sorry for the confusion. I ended up getting a PaceMaster treadmill instead because I didn't want to spend that kind of money on elliptical.
 
Beachboy6294 said:
I think I did hear you call puddles a fatty so it stuck with me.

Yeah I am sure it was me. You can see his post above that he likes hearing it from ladies only though.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
Precor is known for their ellipticals, not treadmills. Most Precor treads are not worth the hassle or price. not to mention the 9.2 series isn't even made by Precor or in the US like the 9.3 series ($3700+).

I've been the the Precor factory in Washington. They make the best residential treads and ellipticals on the market. They are expensive though.
 
silverstar1025 said:
I meant I wanted a Precor Elliptical.. sorry for the confusion. I ended up getting a PaceMaster treadmill instead because I didn't want to spend that kind of money on elliptical.


PaceMaster isn't too bad, basically a poor mans Landice.
 
pin said:
I've been the the Precor factory in Washington. They make the best residential treads and ellipticals on the market. They are expensive though.


You sir are wrong, but thanks for playing.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
PaceMaster isn't too bad, basically a poor mans Landice.

lol you be quiet!! At least I didn't buy my treadmill from Walmart :evil: I was trying not to spend over 2K.
 
silverstar1025 said:
lol you be quiet!! At least I didn't buy my treadmill from Walmart :evil: I was trying not to spend over 2K.


No, no, you actually did well. For the money they are nice. Its just the way they make them they are like a baby Landice.
 
silverstar1025 said:
lol you be quiet!! At least I didn't buy my treadmill from Walmart :evil: I was trying not to spend over 2K.

You get the most bang for your buck from a PaceMaster. Great quality at a decent price point.
 
pin said:
I've been the the Precor factory in Washington. They make the best residential treads and ellipticals on the market. They are expensive though.

I was in the Precor shop in Bellevue last week. I laughed my way around the store as I looked at the price tags.
 
pin said:
You get the most bang for your buck from a PaceMaster. Great quality at a decent price point.

Yeah I thought so too. It has been good to me so far and I have had it 2 yrs now.
 
SaladFork said:
I was in the Precor shop in Bellevue last week. I laughed my way around the store as I looked at the price tags.


Careful, or ceo will show up again to rag on you for buying $300 shirts :)
 
SaladFork said:
I was in the Precor shop in Bellevue last week. I laughed my way around the store as I looked at the price tags.

I'm the top Precor salesman in my region. $$$$$$$:D$$$$$$$$
 
pin said:
I'm the top Precor salesman in my region. $$$$$$$:D$$$$$$$$


How long have you worked in this industry? If more than 6 months you should know Precor doesn't make anywhere near the best treadmills on the market. Let me guess... you're a Busy Body brainwash?
 
PuddleMonkey said:
How long have you worked in this industry? If more than 6 months you should know Precor doesn't make anywhere near the best treadmills on the market. Let me guess... you're a Busy Body brainwash?

I work in the only store in the US that sells Life Fitness, Precor, and Pacemaster. We sold Vision for a while. I sell more Precor than all of the other brands combined, and get fewer warranty claims by far.

Just sayin'
 
pin said:
I work in the only store in the US that sells Life Fitness, Precor, and Pacemaster. We sold Vision for a while. I sell more Precor than all of he other brands combined, and get fewer warranty claims by far.

Just sayin'


Yep, definitely sound like a Busy Body brainwash. Who bailed you guys out anyway? Couple months back you were suppose to file for bankruptcy, did Precor come in and save you from going under?
 
PuddleMonkey said:
Yep, definitely sound like a Busy Body brainwash. Who bailed you guys out anyway? Couple months back you were suppose to file for bankruptcy, did Precor come in and save you from going under?

Nope Omni.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
Unless you're going to buy quality, save your money.


i already have a life fitness one, was just wondering if others like theirs
 
Beachboy6294 said:


lol No, not at all! Its just the way it is, facts are facts. We've been around since the 70's and have seen many fitness specialty companies make the same mistakes Busy Body is making, and it eventually sends them under.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
Doesn't matter, if you guys don't make some changes you'll be going under anyway. :)

The VP is gone. They merged a couple of regions, fired a DM, and eliminated another Dm position. I've been speculating that the their next step will be to start clipping the smaller stores. But I'm not worried. My store rocks. And if they do go under they will auction off regions one chunk at a time. My DM has been through 3 buyouts and somehow keeps getting promotions. Its hilarious.

Of course all of this is based on the false assumption that the entire US economy isn't going to tank. In which case none of it matters anyway cause no one is going to be buying workout equipment when it does. But I'm debt free so I just think its all really funny.
 
pin said:
The VP is gone. They merged a couple of regions, fired a DM, and eliminated another Dm position. I've been speculating that the their next step will be to start clipping the smaller stores. But I'm not worried. My store rocks. And if they do go under they will auction off regions one chunk at a time. My DM has been through 3 buyouts and somehow keeps getting promotions. Its hilarious.

Of course all of this is based on the false assumption that the entire US economy isn't going to tank. In which case none of it matters anyway cause no one is going to be buying workout equipment when it does. But I'm debt free so I just think its all really funny.


Thats their problem, trying to grow too fast. Happens every time, open a ton of stores in a matter of a few years then the slightest bump in the road can send you under. At least they are trying to address it now. You're in a good industry though, there can be a ton of money if you know what you're doing.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
lol No, not at all! Its just the way it is, facts are facts. We've been around since the 70's and have seen many fitness specialty companies make the same mistakes Busy Body is making, and it eventually sends them under.

Dude busy body is owned by an investment company that owns lots of other stuff. I don't think its a huge priority for them right now. My store has been owned by 3 different companies and has always been profitable. Maybe if Busy Body does go tits up you guys can buy it. lol.
 
pin said:
Dude busy body is owned by an investment company that owns lots of other stuff. I don't think its a huge priority for them right now. My store has been owned by 3 different companies and has always been profitable. Maybe if Busy Body does go tits up you guys can buy it. lol.


Fuck that, I'd never want a Busy Body! The problem with being owned by another company is one, you're pretty much always for sale. And two, depending on who owns you the direction of the company or your importance in general can vary.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
Fuck that, I'd never want a Busy Body! The problem with being owned by another company is one, you're pretty much always for sale. And two, depending on who owns you the direction of the company or your importance in general can vary.

If your company owned it, then it wouldn't be a Busy Body anymore, now would it?

Just sayin'
 
I used to have one. I gave it away. My neighbor gave it to me. I am fussy with my ellipticals. If it doesn't move just right I hate it.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
It wouldn't be anything cause I'd close that bitch right up! :D

Wow. What a business man you are:rolleyes:

Close the only fitness equipment store in the richest state. lol
 
Army Vet said:
I used to have one. I gave it away. My neighbor gave it to me. I am fussy with my ellipticals. If it doesn't move just right I hate it.


Proper ergonomics are important. Most people don't realize that when they go out of their way to avoid treadmills cause they don't want the impact and buy an elliptical, if it has poor ergonomics its every bit as bad for your joints if not worse. At least a treadmill allows you to move as nature intended. Ellipticals can be very restricting when not made right.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
Proper ergonomics are important. Most people don't realize that when they go out of their way to avoid treadmills cause they don't want the impact and buy an elliptical, if it has poor ergonomics its every bit as bad for your joints if not worse. At least a treadmill allows you to move as nature intended. Ellipticals can be very restricting when not made right.

IMO the good ones are hard to find too.

The cheap ones people get at the local Wal Mart suck and are not designed properly.
 
Army Vet said:
IMO the good ones are hard to find too.

The cheap ones people get at the local Wal Mart suck and are not designed properly.


Not so much that they are hard to find, its just that you wont find them in department stores. Just about everything in a department store is junk, and 90% is made by one company anyway regardless what it says on the side of the machine.

Pro-Form
Welso
Image
Healthrider
Reebok
Golds Gym
Nordictrack
Epic
Keys
etc
etc
etc

All made by Icon Fitness.
 
yeh I bought mine online straight from the Life Fitness manufacturer, shipped in 2 days, put it in my basement, installed free. Works awesome
 
SaladFork said:
Lmao, I will never live that one down.

Oh haiiiii guysssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 :wavey:


Wifey has one of them Precor Elliptical thingys. She used to use it a lot. Hasn't used it since she's been pregnant and since having the baby (16 days ago). But, I'm sure she'll get back on it before long.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
Not so much that they are hard to find, its just that you wont find them in department stores. Just about everything in a department store is junk, and 90% is made by one company anyway regardless what it says on the side of the machine.

Pro-Form
Welso
Image
Healthrider
Reebok
Golds Gym
Nordictrack
Epic
Keys
etc
etc
etc

All made by Icon Fitness.

and Bremshey
 
PuddleMonkey said:
Yeah, good thing no respectable company would ever carry that shit!



Oops, is that one of your guys line? :o


teehee

Ya but I refuse to sell them. I tell people that they suck ass right off the bat. I do use them as upsells though. I show folks just how cheesy they are and they usually buy the good stuff. Unless of course they are genuine a genuine broke ass. Then I'll sell it to them but I know that there is about an 80% chance I'll have to deal with a stinking warranty claim.
 
You guys carry Hoist don't you? At least if I remember correctly BB did. You guys floor the PTS3 ensemble? That thing is pretty bad ass.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
You guys carry Hoist don't you? At least if I remember correctly BB did. You guys floor the PTS3 ensemble? That thing is pretty bad ass.

I love that thing. I sell about five a year. Dual pullies are all the rave right now. I won a precor 3.23 but the hoist V6 is way better.

The PTS has it all. Although I don't really get the point of the floating smith. Why not just go totally free weight. :whatever: But the customers eat it up.
 
pin said:
I love that thing. I sell about five a year. Dual pullies are all the rave right now. I won a precor 3.23 but the hoist V6 is way better.

The PTS has it all. Although I don't really get the point of the floating smith. Why not just go totally free weight. :whatever: But the customers eat it up.

The V6 is pretty sweet, I like some of the changes Hoist made last year. With the dual action smith it has its advantages, unfortunately BodyCraft beat them to the punch with the locking mechanism that allows you to turn it into a standard smith, then back to dual action. But on the flip side, Hoists bar rotates while the BodyCraft doesn't, so you could do pretty much anything with the Hoist including curls.
 
PuddleMonkey said:
The V6 is pretty sweet, I like some of the changes Hoist made last year. With the dual action smith it has its advantages, unfortunately BodyCraft beat them to the punch with the locking mechanism that allows you to turn it into a standard smith, then back to dual action. But on the flip side, Hoists bar rotates while the BodyCraft doesn't, so you could do pretty much anything with the Hoist including curls.

I know. But I'm a lifter so I just prefer total free weights. I just got my Precor dual pulley at work. i can't wait to get it set up. Using a dual pulley is the only way I've been able to build good rear delts.
 
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