Sentence examples for machine stationary from inspiring English sources
The gym equipment, which cost approximately $9,000, includes a rowing machine, stationary bicycle, treadmill and a Universal weight machine.
Designed with celebrities in mind but available to anyone who can afford it, the Panoramic Suite at the Bristol in Paris has a step machine, stationary bike, treadmill and free weights.
Endurance machines, such as a rowing machine, stationary bike or treadmill, train the cardiovascular system, and cost anywhere from $800 for a good quality machine on the low end to upwards of $5,000 for a treadmill decked out with extras such as a cooler fan, HD console, MP3 player and heart rate display.
The exercise program consists of: 1. warming-up and cooling down 2. aerobic exercises on a rowing machine, stationary bike or treadmill 3. muscle strengthening exercises of the lower back, abdomen and buttocks 4. exercises that specifically apply to the patient's situation 5. home exercises The exercises mentioned at point 4. are determined by a Patient Main Complaint Form [ 11].
We've got treadmills, stairmasters, elliptical trainers, rowing machines, stationary bikes, and more.
Instead of weight machines, stationary bikes and treadmills, the workouts rely on kettle bells and medicine balls, weighted sleds and, for those who progress far enough, 130-pound tractor tires.
The injury meant he was tied to the gym's machines, stationary bikes, and pool.
The procedure is nearly identical to a routine mammogram, except that in mammography the machine is stationary, while in tomosynthesis it moves around the breast.
Mr. Romney works out in the hotel gym two to three times per week, usually on the elliptical machine or stationary bike.
In the back, next to a row of rickety lockers, stands the sole cardio machine: a stationary bike whose computer display stopped working years ago.
If you're among the many people with ankle, knee, hip, or back problems, exercising on an elliptical machine or stationary bike is a better choice than walking because it's much easier on your joints.
