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Step machines will strengthen your calves and your heart.

You may experience a small increase in calf size from the muscle growth. The cool thing about them is that they use your body weight to make you exercise. Why is this good? Because if you’re using your body weight to exercise, you won’t get all big and bulky from it. You’ll get a very nice muscle tone proportionate to your body size/weight.

I’d go for 20-30 minute intervals to start.

I think it’s called the stairclimber.

I am not sure of the speeling but I thinnk that it is called and elyptical machine

maybe stepmaster?

I’m trying to lose weight too and it’s sooo hard. My aunt is using a weight loss product and it’s really working for her. I’m gonna try it and I recommend you try it too. Check their website at
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The machines have touch screens, so it’s pretty simple.

1. If a menu isn’t displayed already, touch “Start.”
2. Select language.
3. Select card type/amount.
4. Select payment method.
5. Insert debit card.
6. Remove MetroCard and debit card.

This video demostrate how to use MetroCard Vending Machine that located in NYC Subway Stations, Staten Island Railway St. George, Tompskivlle, Eltingville Transit Center, LaGuardia Airport Central Terminal, Hempstead Transit Center and Rosevelt Island Tramway stations.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOhq2WI2LbQ

How to swipe

Just know as of June 28th, 2009, fare on buses, subways, Bee-Line buses are $ 2.25
Pay-Per-Ride bonus you must put in $ 8 or more to get 15% bonus.
Unlimited MetroCard
1-Day: $ 8.25
7-Day: $ 27
7-Day Express Bus Plus: $ 45
14-Day: $ 51.50
30-Day: $ 89.

I just had to figure this out yesterday, on my first visit to Manhattan.

Jay and Just Famous are correct.

However, I found that the people running the various stations were extremely friendly and helpful, and they explained the best traveling methods for my small family group. Think of this answer as the Plan B for “step-by-step.”

If you have problems, ask properly identified civil servants.

When confusion happens, we found locals to be downright homey and helpful too…

Have a blast. It’s a great city.

All you need to do is press start, pick your language, select what type of card you want, and then the payment method, pay it and you got a card. Subway stations will have metrocard machines that only take debit/credit cards, but all machines accept debit/credit cards.

If you can’t figure out how to use a metrocard machine, I feel bad for you.

Most excercise even walking is a minimum of 20-30 min 3-4 times a week. Start slow, stay hydrated and slowly change your diet. Cut fast food, soda and replace with fruits and water. Make small changes and after 3 to 4 weeks your resistance will go up. Be patient the changes will come. It took awhile to gain and it will take a small amount of time to see changes. Stay motivated and keep a pattern. *Good luck*

Warm-up for 3-4 minutes at a fast walk or light jog
Interval 1 – run at 8.0 mi/hr for 1 minute
Interval 2 – walk at 4.0 mi/hr for 1.5 minutes
Interval 3 – run at 10.0 mi/hr for 1 minute
Interval 4 – walk at 4.0 mi/hr for 1.5 minutes
Repeat those 4 intervals 4 times for a very intense 20-minute workout.

These exercises are helpful but not the all ways for fat loss. You should combine other workouts at the same time.

Good luck!

I don’t think those are very effective to begin with. A small jog (even 5minutes) or crunches are more practical.

no. I never do treatmill for cardio. for me treatmill is boring. you can do another cardio. Always make sure you do at least 10 min warm up b4weight training.

Always remove cardio from whenever you do weights. The two don’t mix. So have them done with at least a 6 hour break between the occasions. If you don’t have the time to do just that then try and do the weights before you do the cardio since you will need all the energy that you can get ahold of to have any real results from doing weights.

Stick to treadmill or start the bike or the recumbent one or something. Anything that will have a caloric burn meter or something that tells you how many calories that you are using up will give you a result that you can go with. Just make sure that you are keeping the calories going in the right direction when you are switching machines. If you can’t make sure then you will just have to go for another machine for your cardio.

Anyways the treadmill is the best from those machines that you are suggesting so if you were too stick with it then you are doing better just if you need some variation to the workout then you should just be careful with the amount of calories that you are burning from your sessions just to make sure that you aren’t reducing the results that you are getting from your workouts.