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[caligurl]

So, are his emails better constructed than his website?

i stopped reading his emails! lol! i do look at the subject and may skim one... once in a while.. his emails are all LONG! but they are cycling related... during the tour he talked abou the tour... talks about climbing... etc.... so ya... i think they are "better" than his website.. just too many of them!

[Steph_in_TX]

DH does the cyclo-core off season conditioning dvd. He likes it a lot and thinks it had made a big difference for him, but I think it's entirely too sadistic. I avoid it like the plague. He starts off with like 75 reps of some sort of squat thrust or something. ACK! How about starting with 10?!? Ok, I'm a wimp when it comes to having to do the things that develop core strength and such. If you aren't afraid of a tough workout then it probably wouldn't bother you.

I don't think he uses the stabilitly ball in that one. Though, we do have and use a ball. The ball workout I don't mind...much fewer reps and it definitely works...when I do it. It's pretty big and we usually leave it in our dining room, which is rarely used for dining and generally used for bike and accessory storage.

[Jo-n-NY]

Another cycle-ops fluid trainer user here. I have used mine for 3 years in the winter time without a problem. I did hear that some made a few years ago did have a leaking problem, but cycle-ops has since addressed that issue and I have not heard of people having problems since. As of last year, my husband got one as did my girlfriend and we get together in my living room twice a week to train with a dvd. In between I have no problem getting on the other days on my own by just watching tv although nothing beats the fresh air by riding outdoors.

JoAnn