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The elliptical machine is an excellent aerobic exercise equipment. It can help the body burn fat, shape beautiful muscle lines in the lower limbs and reduce the pressure on the knees.... Some people say that their legs become thicker after exercising, which is entirely due to not mastering the correct usage method of the elliptical machine! How to use the elliptical machine correctly? Of course, you should do a warm-up exercise before using it. Then step onto the elliptical machine and find your own rhythm. Meanwhile, pay attention to your body posture. Keep your head up, chest out and don't hunch your back. Let's take a look at the detailed introduction below.

Training the back requires plenty of pulling movements, including rows. Generally speaking, pull-down exercises help develop back width, while pulling/rowing exercises enhance back thickness. As for which should be prioritized, most people should aim for balanced development.

Chest training is almost always the first strength training project for fitness enthusiasts. Well-developed pectoral muscles are not only aesthetically pleasing but also play an essential role in functional movement. Any pushing motion involves the pectorals to some degree. For example, when raising the arms overhead, although the deltoids are mainly responsible, the chest muscles also contribute to the movement. In addition, as the major upper-body muscle group, the pectorals help maintain body balance. Insufficient chest training may not only increase the risk of sports injuries but also lead to serious compensatory issues in the body. So, which machines and exercises can effectively train the chest muscles?

The seated shoulder press machine is a fixed-path strength training machine that primarily targets the deltoid muscles, triceps, and pectoralis major. However, beginners with no strength training experience should avoid using heavy weights at the start.