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Do I have to do both sides for it to count as one time?
A good one
I love these
Standing outtie machine!!! Please add it.
It's too hard
The back eats well.
I really like AI lunges. ㅡㅡ
The translation of the text is: "Why do I feel like going on a trip abroad? If I do, I will become a native speaker of Bulgarian."
It's hard.
Mokchul-i
It would be good to write down the adjustment values for the pad that suits me in the memo.
Please make a standing out tie.
What am I supposed to do..? They say to put my hands forward, but the animation is sending them back.
It is also possible with leg curls.
The operating range is too short, so it makes sense to gradually increase it, right?
Is this person really doing 50 kilograms each?
It seems like a good bodyweight exercise for beginners, as there is no strain on the joints and very little interference that makes it difficult. It's great for cooling down.
Can I do 15 steps with one foot and then 15 steps with the other foot continuously without crossing?
I think it might be embarrassing to try this, but it's really a good workout. Don't worry about what others think, let's definitely do it.
I tend to adjust by stepping in from both sides. To do that, I think I need to step up onto the step box to get the feel.
Do I have to do both sides for it to count as one time?
A good one
I love these
Standing outtie machine!!! Please add it.
It's too hard
The back eats well.
I really like AI lunges. ㅡㅡ
The translation of the text is: "Why do I feel like going on a trip abroad? If I do, I will become a native speaker of Bulgarian."
It's hard.
Mokchul-i
It would be good to write down the adjustment values for the pad that suits me in the memo.
Please make a standing out tie.
What am I supposed to do..? They say to put my hands forward, but the animation is sending them back.
It is also possible with leg curls.
The operating range is too short, so it makes sense to gradually increase it, right?
Is this person really doing 50 kilograms each?
It seems like a good bodyweight exercise for beginners, as there is no strain on the joints and very little interference that makes it difficult. It's great for cooling down.
Can I do 15 steps with one foot and then 15 steps with the other foot continuously without crossing?
I think it might be embarrassing to try this, but it's really a good workout. Don't worry about what others think, let's definitely do it.
I tend to adjust by stepping in from both sides. To do that, I think I need to step up onto the step box to get the feel.