The ONLY CORRECT way to use the stair master

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@seanwhitehurst8794 says:

It’s still the same amount of work

@franklingarcia405 says:

What are the benefits of doing stairs ?

@Imjust_J7 says:

I'm scared tho

@davyb.a.d6863 says:

Stfu the right way is my way

@patrickwalsh4932 says:

There is no correct way ya walk ya fucking melt

@RicochetPuno says:

Just climb a goddamn mountain ffs

@frivera735 says:

It’s the same shit 😂

@user-wf3ns8hn4b says:

Skip a step then it be stair climbing duh

@Anon-vo3uj says:

what’s the difference between

@IGleeker says:

I prefer not doing them at all actually

@xavierburton7407 says:

No it’s not. Holding the sensors while properly standing up right with your back straight (no hunchback) is the right way. Someone who is imbalanced can easily hurt themselves doing this. Also if you get tired slow the machine down or simply pause it before resorting to slouching over

@TuneTuber says:

How sad does your life have to be to compare yourself to strangers in a gym on cardio equipment?

@jmemixx says:

Best workout is going to the last step before you fall off and skip two steps. Hell of a work out

@chronix1584 says:

I feel the instinct to stay at the top because I dont want the bottom of the machine to eat me 😅

@markflores2475 says:

Not using the rails is good for form but you better not fail to clear a step. I use the rails but also keep an upright posture.

@donlamarco5386 says:

nooo but i want to see more i'm so tall up here

@benadrilsentinel6749 says:

Why would it matter as long as you don't fall

@alfredalukkal2356 says:

What shoes is he wearing?

@MrFugogugo says:

I swear nobody using this machine on my gym

@RealZydrixx says:

Being afraid of the stairmaster >>>>

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