Courtney Carlisle Bolton
Of course, you always have the option to get outside and run, swim, bike, but as I type this, I have to admit, the last thing I want to do is battle 90 degrees and humidity in Northwest Florida. So, for those days when it is way too hot to think about venturing outside after you have missed your morning window (and when it gets way too cold in the winter), consider the NordicTrack Green Elliptical.
It’s console contains an onboard battery grid that that captures the “power” you generate when you exercise. The console display lights up with user generated power- no electricity or batteries are needed.
The NordicTrack Green Elliptical has all the great features that you would want in an elliptical, such as:
20-inch stride length
12 different levels of resistance
15 preprogrammed workouts
Heart-rate monitor with EKG grip pulse
Oversize pedals
User capacity of 350 pounds
LCD matrix displays progress through the workout
6 windows display speed, resistance level, time, distance, calories, heart rate, pace
Upper body workout with resistance
Calibrated pacing display to keep you in the correct workout zone for your heart rate
This human-powered ellipitcal is available at Sears for $1299.
