Elliptical Trainer Guide
Elliptical trainers are a fantastic way to get fit and remain fit. Anyone who’s been a fan of the Channel 7 weight-loss show, Bringing Sexy Back, will have seen the incredible results achieved by a couple of the subjects. It was not just the loss of weight from using the elliptical, but the toning of the arms, legs, and butt in the process.
Elliptical trainers (also called elliptical cross trainers) are both smooth and low-impact. This makes them suitable for almost all Australians, and ensures injury won’t get in the way of your new fitness plans!
If you haven’t already watched our videos about which elliptical trainer to choose, we’d encourage you to do so now. We’ve been working in the fitness equipment industry, at the store-level, for well over a decade, and these videos have been designed to show you, the internet shopper, all the same things we would show you if you walked into one of our stores yourself.
If you’re not sure about whether an elliptical trainer is the best for your fitness regime, then maybe pop into your local gym and pay for a single visit. Use an elliptical for half an hour, and see if you like it. Ellipticals are a little strange to use, given we all grew up walking and riding, so this is a great tip to ensure you don’t get a nice new elliptical trainer home to your home gym only to find out you don’t like using it!
And don't forget to look out for the heart-rate-control feature. It really is worth investing in.
BTW, elliptical trainer buying can be complex in Australia. As a reminder, we have put together a comprehensive buyer's guide for elliptical cross trainers, which we provide again below on a different platform. It really is worth a watch!
Which is the best elliptical trainer? from FitOnline Australia.
