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I use a Nordic Track and do 60 minutes, 5 times a week. You don't hear much about these ski machines. I have never tried ellipticals that seem to be popular now in gyms. Is one type of equipment that is superior for cardio and calorie burning?

I need help getting rid of soreness... any suggestions?
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