Free Weights vs. Machines, What’s Better? | The Perfect Workout

Описание: Free weights or machines? 

This debate has existed in the fitness industry since the first strength training machines were invented in the 1970s.

Unfortunately, it’s not as simple as “____ is better.” 

Machines and free weights both have benefits and drawbacks. Watch this video or read the article linked below to learn which option is best for you.

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