Vertical climbing workouts have been expanding their reach in recent years, as more people look for innovative and efficient ways of getting and staying fit. No longer just one of those neglected ...

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So many of us are trying to get fit and shed some pounds, and working out on a cardio machine such as a vertical climber or an elliptical trainer can help achieve those ends. The two exercise machines ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. A new type of connected workout machine ...

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Vertical climbing – is that the same as rock climbing, you ask? Not exactly, as you'll need a special cardio machine to practise vertical climbing, and it doesn't take up more than two storeys to ...

The original Wheel vertical turntable was a bust, the Wheel 2 redemption, and now the small mom and pop team at Miniot is back for a victory lap with the Wheel 3. It can play your record collection ...

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Vertical climbing workouts have been expanding their reach in recent years, as more people look for innovative and efficient ways of getting and staying fit. No longer just one of those neglected ...

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