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mcwoop · 06-13-2004, 10:57 PM

Finding cheap/used weight set and a stationary bike.

I am about halfway through the BFL book, and I think it might be a good deal. It'd be better than the way I currently live my life. I am really excited to start working out and getting my life and body back in order. Hate the gym though... the one at work is small and always busy. Has anyone tried this program? I know the book talks about all the success people have had with it, but so did Atkins, and that didn't work for me or anyone else I've talked to for more than six months.

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Does anyone know where I can find a standard set of weights/bench on the cheap? I don't think I need anything too complicated(No Nautilus type stuff). I also need a stationary bike. Don't need anything too fancy, just need variable speeds. I don't care if it can tell me how hot my latte is or what the weather's like in Auckland. Suggestions?

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mcwoop Upright Location: Portland, OR	Anyone on Body For Life? Also need advice on Finding cheap/used weight set and a stationary bike. I am about halfway through the BFL book, and I think it might be a good deal. It'd be better than the way I currently live my life. I am really excited to start working out and getting my life and body back in order. Hate the gym though... the one at work is small and always busy. Has anyone tried this program? I know the book talks about all the success people have had with it, but so did Atkins, and that didn't work for me or anyone else I've talked to for more than six months. Also, Does anyone know where I can find a standard set of weights/bench on the cheap? I don't think I need anything too complicated(No Nautilus type stuff). I also need a stationary bike. Don't need anything too fancy, just need variable speeds. I don't care if it can tell me how hot my latte is or what the weather's like in Auckland. Suggestions?