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In the 1970s, Carrie’s parents sold their dumbbells so they could purchase an all-in-one apparatus to target the whole body rather than a select muscle group. What did they MOST likely purchase?
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an elliptical trainer
an elliptical trainer
a nautilus machine
a nautilus machine
an adjustable plate-loaded barbell
an adjustable plate-loaded barbell
a Peloton bike
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a nautilus machine
Reason: Nautilus multi-station machines (and similar all-in-one home gyms) rose to popularity in the 1970s as whole-body resistance trainers, replacing sets of dumbbells — unlike Peloton (modern), ellipticals (came later), or a single barbell.
Reason: Nautilus multi-station machines (and similar all-in-one home gyms) rose to popularity in the 1970s as whole-body resistance trainers, replacing sets of dumbbells — unlike Peloton (modern), ellipticals (came later), or a single barbell.
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