The Reebok Elliptical - A Brief Review

When considering the Reebok Elliptical for your workout, there are a few things that you should be aware of. The Reebok elliptical is a fairly large machine with mostly independent parts. This can make it difficult for you to do the maintenance and repairs on your own. Other than the fact that the Reebok elliptical can become noisy after regular use, you will have little trouble with this machine. One of the things that many people tend to really enjoy about the Reebok elliptical is that it has such a smooth ride. It also includes upper body workout poles that move with the pedals to give you an upper body workout if you desire. If you don't want to use the upper body workout poles, you can opt to leave them off when assembling the Reebok elliptical. However, if you would like to leave them on the machine for periodical use, there stationary bars provided so that you can balance yourself when not using the upper body workout poles. You should be careful when you are not using the upper body workout poles because they will still move while you are exercising. This style of machine has the fly wheel in the back like many of the ellipticals you may find in fitness centers. This feature is responsible for the smoother ride. It also has silent magnetic resistance for smooth increasing and decreasing of intensity levels. There is also impact absorption for less stress on your body. The pedals are stationary to help keep your ride smooth. And you'll find that the Reebok Elliptical is very stable even when you're riding at high speeds - there's no wobbling like the inferior machines. If you're wondering if the stride is comfortable, it is quite adequate for most - so you don't have to worry about awkward movements. The Reebok elliptical provides an intense workout with virtually no impact on your joints. Owners of the Reebok elliptical highly recommend it and are, in general, happy with their choice of this machine.