Bowflex Blaze Home Gym Reviews
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5.00 of 5
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health conscious, fitness buff, personal trainer
Bowflex changed the name of the Sport to the Blaze. The Sport is/was (It's still around and for sale especially online.) a really popular machine. The Blaze will run you $900 which is $100 more than what the Sport went for. — — The Blaze comes standard with 210 pounds of power rod resistance. You can add more resistance and upgrade to 310 or 410 pounds - each upgrade will cost you $99.00. — — The Blaze uses a "rod system." These rods are hooked to a cable pulley system. You can hook one, two, three, four or all of the Power Rods to the cable pulley system and go…
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health conscious, strength training
I got this about 6 weeks ago. Already I'm starting to see noticible results. I work out for about 30 minutes 4 dayts per week. This is not the type of gym to add bulk, but more tone. I've worked out at gyms for years w/ free weights and this is just as good. My only complaint would be that the weight is not the same as free weights. My only complaint would be that I have already maxed out the 210 lb weights w/ leg press, lat pull down & bench press and will have to get the 310 lb add-on really soon. The weights do not really match up to regular free…
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Reviews of Bowflex Blaze Home Gym
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Brand Bowflex
Fitness Type Weight Training Equipment
Sports Type Personal Fitness
Weight Training Equipment Type Home Gyms • Weight Training Accessories
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