Anyone have or know about the

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Maxi-Climber?
Got one at a yard sale today. We don’t have much In workout equipment due to our tiny house. Looked like it wouldn’t take up much floor space and it was dirt cheap.
Got it for $30. Bought a Wedgwood blue & White plate for 75 cents I can get about $18 for and a brewery org. Sign for $2 that I can get at least $25 for. So it was really free.

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1. Yes. I have one. It's not my most used item, but it sure gets your legs working! I 'spect it

would be really good if I was doing rock climbing, or such. Do watch out for overworking your knees. Obviously start easy and work up to longer time on it. You can mentally shift your "lifting" effort to your arms, to give your legs a bit of a break.

Overall, I'd say you made a good choice for something that take hardly any room, and at a great price as well!

Good luck.

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2. Thanks.

My plan is go slow. I run 3 or 4 days a week, but need some strength training. 73 years young.

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3. I have one. Nice to have, a good cardio option.

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4. I seem to get cardio if

I take short strides and strength work out if I go slow long strokes. I turn my hands around and pulled down and it works my biceps.
Thanks.

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5. I like to alternate for intervals.