Is it hard on your knees like an elliptical? null

Unlike on elliptical machines, on a rowing machine you work out in a seated position so your knees will not have to support your body weight. As a result, your knees should feel considerably less stress when exercising. However proper rowing technique requires the ability to fully bend and extend your legs when starting a rowing motion.

No, I have two bad knees that need to be replaced and make it hard to do a lot of walking and I have no problem with the Cubii.

No. The Cubii is much easier on your knees than a peddler. It also strengthens your leg muscles.

“Is it hard on your knees like an elliptical?”

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Unlike on elliptical machines, on a rowing machine you work out in a seated position so your knees will not have to support your body weight. As a result, your knees should feel considerably less stress when exercising. However proper rowing technique requires the ability to fully bend and extend your legs when starting a rowing motion.
Answered by Edwina 4 years ago
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No, I have two bad knees that need to be replaced and make it hard to do a lot of walking and I have no problem with the Cubii.
Answered by john609nj 3 years ago
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No. The Cubii is much easier on your knees than a peddler. It also strengthens your leg muscles.
Answered by swtsmile74 4 years ago
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