I spent all of five minutes on an elliptical trainer yesterday and my calves still hurt today. Not fun. I guess I’ll stick with the bike and treadmill.
![[Signifying Nothing]](/local/memlogo-1.png "Welcome to Signifying Nothing")
I spent all of five minutes on an elliptical trainer yesterday and my calves still hurt today. Not fun. I guess I’ll stick with the bike and treadmill.
Like what you’re reading?
To view other posts at Signifying Nothing, please visit the BlogFront.
Signifying Nothing formerly featured the stylings of Brock Sides, a left-leaning philosopher turned network administrator currently residing in Memphis, Tennessee who now blogs at Battlepanda, and Robert Prather, a libertarian-leaning conservative economist and occasional contributor at OTB.
Copyright © 2002–14 Chris Lawrence, Brock Sides, and Robert Prather.
The contents of this weblog are licensed under a
Creative Commons License.
![[The GIMP]](/buttons/gimp.png "The GIMP"){kind=small}
![[Steal These Buttons!]](/buttons/steal.png "Steal These Buttons!"){kind=small}
![[Permalink]](/images/permalink.png "Permanent link to this entry"){kind=small}
Recent posts
3 comments:
That’s about 3 more than I can go before I start to hurt. I have no problem doing upwards of an hour on the treadmill, but that damn elliptical kills me. I swear whoever invented it is the devil reincarnated. Somehow Annie can do an hour on it w/o complaining a bit.
I’m still in pain today too. Maybe it only works right on women or something…
This excuse may not work for you, but I’ve convinced myself I’m too tall for it. My lower back seems to hurt more than my legs. The elliptical burns so many more calories than the treadmill, it’s not even funny, but I’m not going to kill myself to lose weight. As Tres would say, too much effort.