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Treadmill vs. Exercise Bike: Which Is Better for Bad Knees? | HARISON

Hey — your knees hurt. But you still want to move. Cardio shouldn’t feel like punishment. So which is better: a treadmill or an exercise bike? Let’s look at what the research says. 👇 🔬 What the Science Says A 2024 clinical study compared high-intensity training on bikes vs. treadmills for knee health. The result? Bike […]

Dumbbells vs. Barbells – Which Should a Beginner Buy First?

You’re new to lifting. You walk into a gym store and see dumbbells over here, barbells over there. Which one do you buy first? Here’s what the trainers say. 👇 Why Most Trainers Say Start With Dumbbells Dumbbells are beginner-friendly for three big reasons. First, weight. A standard barbell alone weighs 45 lbs. Can you overhead […]

What is the carb cycling diet, and how effective is it?

If you have any queries or suggestions, please feel free to reach out via email to info@harisonfitness.com. We will do everything in our capacity to ensure that you love your experience with us. As obesity has become a widespread health issue, people have begun to recognize the severity of the problem. With the growing popularity […]

Treadmill Cushioning Systems – Rubber vs Spring vs Air – Which Is Better?

Why Treadmill Cushioning Matters for Your Joints Research shows cushioned decks reduce peak plantar forces at your forefoot and midfoot. Lab testing found treadmills provide 64.2% average shock absorption – way higher than concrete or asphalt. Proper cushioning can help reduce your risk of stress fractures and joint fatigue. Real talk: A gym owner in Texas switched […]

Spin Bike Flywheel Weight – 18kg vs 25kg Ride Difference | HARISON

Spin Bike Flywheel Weight – How Much Difference Does 18kg vs 25kg Actually Make? 🚴‍♂️⚙️ You’re shopping for a spin bike and see flywheel weights ranging from 8kg to 25kg. Some brands swear by heavy flywheels. Others say lighter is better. What’s the real difference between 18kg and 25kg? Does it actually matter? Let’s break […]