Showing posts with label second hand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label second hand. Show all posts

Friday, January 21, 2011

Home Sweet Home!


Proximity and convenience are obvious benefits. You can roll out of bed for a cup of coffee, straight into your gym. “Some people simply don’t have the time to get away from their homes for workouts,” says Ed Brandt, a certified personal trainer who has been working with clients for nine years in their Anchorage-area homes. “In particular, busy parents can really benefit from the cost savings and convenience of a home gym.”

Indeed, investing in your health is a time commitment as well as a financial one. The American College of Sports Medicine recommends exercising 10-60 minutes a day, 3-5 days a week including strength training on 2-3 non-consecutive days. The second homes is the perfect solution when time is at a premium, and Brandt points out another problem it helps to solve: “Having a home gym can be a real advantage in the cold, dark winter months. Exercise can help increase your energy and improve your mood, but getting all bundled up, warming up your car and navigating in the dark can be a real detriment to going to the gym. Some homeowners may be reluctant to incorporate large, bulky metal machines into their home décor, but Hollowell encourages them to take another look at the modern equipment being manufactured specifically for in-home use. “There really have been some advances where some pieces of equipment look more like furniture than a big heavy piece of institutional equipment.

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Looking for a Bus?

Are you in the market for a used bus? Those used buses can save you significantly on the cost of purchasing a bus such as childcare buses. However, you might be uncertain about where to start. Here are some factors to consider when shopping for a used bus. This is one of the most crucial issues to consider when shopping for used buses. That's not to say that newer used buses are always better than older used buses. However, the age of a particular used bus is definitely an issue that you should consider when shopping for one. As with other types of vehicles, after several years of operation the bus may need major repairs. Such repairs typically involve major components of the bus, including the rvs for sale,engine, transmission, and so on. That's why it is critical to consider the age of a bus, before determining whether or not to buy it. Even if it's older rather than newer, you'll know how much repair work you might need to do later. Before purchasing a used bus (such as childcare buses Memphis) you should learn how much repair work has been done on the bus. So it's crucial to secure the maintenance records of the bus. This will help to determine how much upkeep was done on the bus, how frequently procedures such as oil changes and brake pad changes were conducted, and so on. Without these records, it's difficult to determine how well the bus has been maintained. And that could ultimately result in mechanical problems in the future. So before you buy any used bus, secure the maintenance records first.

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