When someone mentions a "rower", 99% of the time they are referring to the C2. If your gym has some janky off-brand machine then it's up to you to specify it because everyone else will assume it's a C2.
Yes, this is an internet forum- and people make assumptions in the absence of details by leaning on prevailing trends. If you said you lifted 2 plates, I would ASSUME you mean 225 just because that's how it's typically used. When people refer to rowers, it is almost always the C2.
I mean, you could just look at the thread title if you needed further clarification on the topic at hand. Onus was on you to specify the brand if it was ANYTHING OTHER THAN THE STANDARD. I realize now that not everyone has access to the C2 so I apologize for not checking my privilege. I will keep you in my prayers tonight so that you may one day know the pure bliss of fully extending your legs on a rower.
imagine paying hard earned money to a gym to be greeted with a knockoff rower.
Versaclimber is decent, but inferior to the Airdyne and C2. You can't go high-intensity on it but it's good for long steady work. But it ranks up there with the elliptical and stair climber for mind numbing boredom.
imagine paying hard earned money to a gym to be greeted with a knockoff rower.
Your only course of action in this situation is to pull a Karen and demand to speak to the manager immediately.
Versaclimber is decent, but inferior to the Airdyne and C2. You can't go high-intensity on it but it's good for long steady work. But it ranks up there with the elliptical and stair climber for mind numbing boredom.
