-- A newly released guide from SOLE Fitness is intended to help customers find the right joint-friendly workout option for their needs. It explains the main differences between ellipticals and bikes - and provides a side-by-side comparison of some of the company's own models, such as the E35 and LCR.
More information can be found at https://www.soletreadmills.com/blogs/news/elliptical-vs-bike-for-seniors-easiest-on-joints-for-elderly-fitness
Both options allow users to enjoy gym-quality cardio training at home, but elliptical machines offer more of a full-body workout. However, stationary bikes allow seniors to remain seated while working out - which can reduce lower back stress.
The company's branded ellipticals focus on user comfort and safety. The adjustable stride lengths accommodate different heights, while intuitive controls make the equipment accessible for those who may be less familiar with exercise technology.
The E35 is priced at $1,599.99 and features innovative foot pedals with a 2-degree inward slope, engineered specifically to reduce stress on ankles and knees during workouts.
It also has a "whisper-quiet" drive system that delivers smooth, natural motion throughout the workout. A 10.1-inch touchscreen display provides clear workout metrics, while an integrated wireless charging station keeps devices powered during exercise sessions.
For those who prefer stationary bikes, SOLE's LCR model - available at $1,799.99 - emphasizes rider comfort through its carefully designed seating system. The bike includes adjustable lumbar support and enhanced padding, allowing users to maintain proper posture during extended training sessions.
The company also offers the SB700 bike at $499.99, providing a more economical entry point into home fitness. All SOLE equipment purchases include access to the SOLE+ fitness app, which provides users with a library of on-demand workouts to enhance their exercise experience.
A spokesperson states: "At SOLE, our range of ellipticals and bikes are designed to meet the highest standards of quality and performance, perfectly suited for seniors at any fitness level. We take pride in offering the best fitness equipment safe enough for seniors to exercise, ensuring their journey toward a healthier lifestyle is both effective and gentle on the joints."
Interested parties can learn more at https://www.soletreadmills.com/
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