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The best elliptical machine can outperform exercise bikes, treadmills... most other home exercise equipment, in fact. Cross trainers, with their ability to work our muscle groups in your arms and core, not just your legs, can tone muscle and get you stronger in addition to keeping you fit through intense cardio. They really do it all.
Right now, they do it all for less: this Body Flex 2-in-1 Body Champ cross trainer is available from Walmart for just $276.74, down from $489.99. That's nearly half price, a huge discount and a great way to get an all-round cross trainer for less. Check out the deal below, and on the way, check out our Black Friday ellipticals deals for more hot cross trainer bargains over the holiday period.
(opens in new tab)Why get this elliptical machine deal?
With a heart rate monitor system built into the handlebars and a media holder for your phone, tablet or e-reader, this is a great choice for a home elliptical machine. Wheels on the back make for easy movement and storage, while the low price point is perfect for those getting into fitness for the first time in 2021.
With lockdowns closing gyms across the country, the pandemic is challenging our perceptions of health, and some of us are only getting fit for the first time right now. With that in mind, the elliptical is a low-impact full-body workout that won't hurt your joints, and can be adapted to do total-body resistance exercise or just a quick cardio blitz.
While ellipticals have been a commercial gym staple for donkeys’ years, that doesn’t mean they aren’t suitable for the home. If you’re in the market for one and you have the space - go for it!
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