ADominic

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   by ADominic 6y ago

   I tend to agree, everyone knows how to ride a bike and learning to row without injuring yourself, even on a machine, takes time. I wonder what % of people with rowing machines at home, c2 or otherwise, are current/former rowers vs cros
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   by ADominic 6y ago

   Cool product, congrats on the early success. My question: If the goal is HIIT or shorter workouts, why a rowing machine? Have you considered a design that incorporates pushing exercises as well like Concept2's Dyno - https:/&#x2F
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   by ADominic 6y ago

   Was this always the case for Peloton though? They could expand to allow their platform to work on other equipment later but there might be enough early adopters to support hardware sales to start. Also, bikes are far more common first purch
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   by ADominic 6y ago

   also a former rower - I don't think we're the target market. If you've never touched an erg, it might not really matter whether you start on a C2 or not. And I'd guess controlling the hardware also gives them more contro