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1. Exercise equipment during which your feet glide back and forth on roller-mounted boards or foot pads is called a cross-country ski machine.
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2. Cross-country ski machines do not have poles or handles.
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3. Using a cross-country ski machine is easier on your knees than walking or running.
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4. Cross-country ski machines have the added advantage of providing an upper-body workout.
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5. Cross-country ski machines burn fewer calories than jogging.
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6. Cross-country ski machines that have linked skis or hands (as you move one forward, the other moves back) limit the intensity of your workout.
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7. Machines with skis that move independently (versus linked) can be difficult to master, but they may well be worth trying.
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8. You get a more natural upper-body workout by choosing a machine that uses ropes instead of poles.
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