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Rowing Machines & Cross Trainer - Shop LSG Rowing Machines & Cross Trainer

Experience powerful, full-body workouts at home with LSG Fitness' premium range of rowing machines and cross trainers. These machines are the ultimate solution for functional strength without putting your joints at risk. Efficient, low-impact training on a cross trainer or rowing machine improves your endurance, builds strength and burns calories by engaging both the upper and lower body simultaneously. Explore LSG's versatile range to reach your fitness goals without stepping foot in a gym.

CTG-300 Cross Trainer

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GR-02 Rowing Machine

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GR-03 Magnetic 3kg Flywheel Rowing Machine

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ROWER-442 Magnetic Rowing Machine

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Lifespan Fitness Cross Trainer Cover

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GR-03 Magnetic 3kg Flywheel Rowing Machine

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Why Choose These Machines?

Low-Impact, High-Return Workouts

Both rowing machines and cross trainers offer an excellent way to burn calories without putting strain on your joints. This is because the motion of both workouts doesn't involve any impact (such as jumping or running). These machines allow you to work out intensely while minimising the risk of injury.

Strength and Cardio Combined

Rowing machines target key muscle groups like the legs, core and upper body, while cross trainers provide a smooth, elliptical motion that works multiple muscles and boosts heart health. This combination makes them powerful tools for building strength and improving cardio fitness in one efficient workout.

Rowing Machines - Key Info

Full-Body Workout from Home

Rowing machine workouts are unique in the way they work both the upper and lower body simultaneously.

Each rowing stroke combines powerful leg pushes, core stabilisation and arm pulls, which together improve muscular strength and endurance.

Cross Trainers - What You Should Know

Smooth, Natural Motion

The motion of a cross trainer is designed to mimic the natural movements of walking or running. Not only does this build the functional ability of your muscles, but it's also gentle on your knees, hips and ankles.

Ideal for Home Fitness

Cross trainers are the perfect choice for working out at home, as their ergonomic design involves very few risks and can be used by almost everyone. Most models will come with adjustable resistance levels to tailor your workouts, as well as all the modern features that you'd expect from most cardio machines. These include a digital display that tracks your fitness metrics such as time, distance, calories burned and heart rate. Compact and foldable designs also make them perfect for small spaces.

Affordable and Effective

If you're like most people, you're feeling the cost-of-living pressures making it harder to justify a gym membership. LSG rowing machines and cross trainers are a budget-friendly way to achieve full-body fitness. These machines deliver versatile workouts that combine strength training and cardio, helping you burn calories and build endurance at home. They're a smart investment for anyone looking to stay fit without breaking the bank.

How to Choose the Right Machine

Matching Your Goals

If you want a full-body workout that engages your legs, core and upper body, a rowing machine is a good choice. For a low-impact workout that mimics walking or running without the impact, a cross trainer is a great option. Also, look at your space. Both machines come in compact designs, but their foldability and footprint will be slightly different. Choosing the right machine depends on balancing your fitness goals with the space and features that suit your lifestyle.

Rowing Machines & Cross Trainer FAQ

  • What's the difference between a rower and cross trainer?

    A rowing machine simulates the motion of rowing a boat, providing a full-body workout that targets legs, core and upper body. A cross trainer offers an elliptical, low-impact motion that mimics walking or running, focusing on cardiovascular fitness with less strain on the joints.

  • Are these machines good for beginners?

    Both rowing machines and cross trainers are excellent for beginners, being low-impact and adaptable to different fitness levels.

  • How much space do I need?

    This will vary by model, but generally, rowing machines need a longer footprint for the sliding seat, while cross trainers require a more compact, upright space.

  • Which machine burns more calories?

    Both machines can deliver high-calorie burns, but rowing machines often engage more muscle groups simultaneously, potentially increasing energy expenditure.

  • Are they noisy?

    This will mainly depend on the resistance type. Magnetic resistance models will be the quietest, while rowing machines with air or water resistance can be pretty loud.

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