Best Exercise Equipment for Fatloss Workouts
by Monica
Thinking about buying a treadmill or an expensive home gym for your fatloss workouts? Before you do, here's a fun fitness gear story and something to consider before you buy that outrageously expensive machine.
Two summers ago my boyfriend bought an elliptical. I told him this was a dumb move but he insisted he would use it. After a couple of months of sporadic workouts he stopped using it so I started using it as a band attachment station. There I am in the picture doing band pulls with a resistance band. I also used it for rows, curls, and even bodyweight rows with a towel.
I rarely used it as a cardio machine because I prefer to walk and sprint outdoors, jump rope, or go crazy at the park with my son. When we moved this summer to a house about 3 times the size of the apartment we were living in the machine came with us. Can you guess where it is now? If you said the garage collecting dust then you are correct but I don't have a prize just a quick lesson to help you burn fat.
Nordic Track Elliptical Machine - $998
All My Fitness Gear (TRX, medicine balls, weights, yoga mats, superbands, resistance bands, valslides, balance discs, gym boss timer, sandbells, stability ball etc.) - $500
Fat Blasting Results Getting Workout Plan - $0
Telling Your Trainer Girlfriend You Need To List The Useless Machine On Craig's List - Priceless
If you're thinking about buying an expensive piece of fitness equipment to burn fat then don't. You don't need it and you can get a whole lot of other fun fitness gear that will get you much better results for about 1/2 the price. I've been stocking up on fitness gear for the past 3 years and it's not even come close to what my boyfriend paid for that silly machine.
Stick with fun fitness gear that keeps you motivated and that challenges your entire body. Working with fitness equipment that's versatile is what really matters when it comes to fatloss. Want to know what fitness equipment will help you burn fat? Check out my Cheap Home Gym Guide and get the 411 on how to build a cheap home gym you'll actually use.