Rotary Torso Machine

In article <d2oogi$v87$0$65.17.128.14@wcoil.com>,
newbie <meager.RemoveThis@best.com> writes:
> I have a chance to buy a 2nd generation Nautilus Rotary Torso machine.
> I've never used one and could use some advise. Any comments
> appreciated.

I make the rotary torso a part of my regular work-out. But it is
near the bottom of the list. IOW: If I'm in a time crunch, it's one
of the more likely ones to get left off.

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On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 14:19:20 -0000, rwk.DeleteThis@LinxNet.com (Runs With Knives)
wrote:

>In article <d2oogi$v87$0$65.17.128.14@wcoil.com>,
> newbie <meager.DeleteThis@best.com> writes:
>> I have a chance to buy a 2nd generation Nautilus Rotary Torso machine.
>> I've never used one and could use some advise. Any comments
>> appreciated.
>
>I make the rotary torso a part of my regular work-out. But it is
>near the bottom of the list. IOW: If I'm in a time crunch, it's one
>of the more likely ones to get left off.
it's on the top of tri-athelete's workouts that i've seen.
most folk don't have much interest in strengthening
their core, however, athelete's do. football players,
swimmers, runners. i don't use that machine, instead i use
an adjustable pulley and do twists. either way, it's good
for the core muscles. only takes a couple of minutes.
....thehick
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newbie <meager.DeleteThis@best.com> wrote in news:d2oogi$v87$0$65.17.128.14@wcoil.com:

> I have a chance to buy a 2nd generation Nautilus Rotary Torso machine.
> I've never used one and could use some advise. Any comments
> appreciated.
>
> newby

What else have you got? Certainly not the first thing I'd buy.

Hugh


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"newbie" <meager DeleteThis @best.com> wrote in message
news:d2oogi$v87$0$65.17.128.14@wcoil.com...
>I have a chance to buy a 2nd generation Nautilus Rotary Torso machine.
> I've never used one and could use some advise. Any comments
> appreciated.
>
> newby

I've tried them and they are fun, but unless you had lots of money, I
wouldn't buy this, not my first choice.
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Thanks for your reply Hugh and everyone else. So far I have olympic
and other free weights, squat rack, multi-angle bench, power blocks,
captains chair, airdyne. I'm wondering how a rotary torso would fit
in.







On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 17:27:14 GMT, Hugh Beyer <beyerxyzzy.DeleteThis@acm.org>
wrote:

>newbie <meager.DeleteThis@best.com> wrote in news:d2oogi$v87$0$65.17.128.14@wcoil.com:
>
>> I have a chance to buy a 2nd generation Nautilus Rotary Torso machine.
>> I've never used one and could use some advise. Any comments
>> appreciated.
>>
>> newby
>
>What else have you got? Certainly not the first thing I'd buy.
>
> Hugh
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Thanks to all for your replies and also to any who might still reply.
This group has been a real eye opener in times past and I appreciate
all I've learned here.






On 3 Apr 2005 12:45:06 GMT, newbie <meager.TakeThisOut@best.com> wrote:

>I have a chance to buy a 2nd generation Nautilus Rotary Torso machine.
>I've never used one and could use some advise. Any comments
>appreciated.
>
>newby
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"newbie" <meager.TakeThisOut@best.com> wrote
> Thanks for your reply Hugh and everyone else. So far I have olympic
> and other free weights, squat rack, multi-angle bench, power blocks,
> captains chair, airdyne. I'm wondering how a rotary torso would fit
> in.

Other there in the corner, under the poster of Melissa Coates in a leather
posing bikini.

David
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