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(and save a LOT of money). Speaking of resistance, our tester, GGR Performance Editor Anthony O’Reilly, says it’s micro-adjustable, which he likes because it allows for a wider span of resistance settings. The seat is four-way adjustable, but the handlebars only adjust vertically, not horizontally. We’re giving this bike a 4 out of 5 for adjustability and ergonomics. The bike only weighs 88.2 pounds, making it very portable. “If you pick up the bike from the back of its base, it’s pretty easy to lift up and wheel around,” Anthony says. It also has wheels on the front so you can move it from one room, or area, to another with some ease. Anthony gave this bike a 5 out of 5 for portability. While we are pretty fond of this bike, don’t just take our word for it. With more than 600 reviews on Amazon, this bike maintains an impressive 4.4 average rating. Not that you should base your purchase on that, but it also says something that so many people had positive things to say about it. Overall, it’s a good value for what you get, so we give it a 4.5 out of 5. Check out more Sunny Health and Fitness Exercise Bike reviews to see what other bikes the company has to offer.Footprint49″ L x 22″ W x 50.5″ HWeight88.2 lbsWeight capacity275 lbsResistanceMagnetic microadjustablePedalsAdjustable toe cagesProgrammingNoneDisplayLCDBest Peloton Alternative With Leaning Mode: Bowflex VeloCoreGood for: People looking for a cardio workout with added core engagementBest Leaning Peloton Alternative Bowflex VeloCore Product HighlightsSimulates outdoor bike ridingEasy to useLarge monitorInteractive programmingIncredibly stable and durablePros Leaning feature activates core muscles Large monitor with lots of information Durable with almost no shaking while in use User-friendly and simple to get startedCons Difficult assembly with unclear instruction Limited music options with JRNY membership Uncomfortable seat Sub-par warranty We were very impressed with the Bowflex VeloCore. It’s a durable, innovative exercise bike that will appeal to a lot of people. We would consider adding it to your fitness equipment repertoire.The Bowflex VeloCore isn’t a cheap bike; at about the same cost of a Peloton Bike+, you may be asking yourself why you should choose the VeloCore over the Peloton. Let me answer that for you: the extremely fun leaning mode. The leaning mode is easy to activate – with the push of a button, you’re able to rock side to side like you’re on a carnival ride. It sure makes cardio seem more fun and also mimics the feel of taking turns on the road.Not only does the leaning mode make your rides enjoyable, but it also increases stability and core engagement. Certain on-demand rides offered by the JRNY interactive platform include this feature in the instructions. You can also do a manual ride and lean to your heart’s content if you prefer. I really like the adjustability and the bike and it earns a 4.5 out of 5 for for that in my book.For all you people out there asking me if

Your pose can either make or break a photo shoot.Studies1 even show that subtle differences such as your nose curve and cheekbone position can significantly change how approachable you look in a photo.Let’s dive straight into it—use these poses to step up your game in your next shoot.TL;DR: The Ultimate Shot List of 100+ Photo Shoot PosesWant to head straight to your photographer with the best pose ideas on the internet? Here’s a handy table for you for you to print of have ready while you shoot. Read on below for details on each pose.CategoryShot DescriptionEye GazeLook Left, Look Right, Look Up, Look Down, Direct Camera Gaze, Diagonal Gaze, Closed EyesSignal GesturesThumbs Up, A-OK, Steeple, Prayer Gesture, Peace Sign, Fist Pump, Hand Over Heart, Waving HandPointingPoint Left, Point Right, Point Up, Point Down, Point Forward (Towards Camera), Pointing with Both Hands, Point to Self, Point with an ObjectAsymmetrical ArmsOne Hand High, One Low, Hair Tuck, Lapel Grip, Arm Cross with a Twist, Gesture Outward, Relaxed Arms at Different Levels, Behind the Head, One Sleeve RollLeg ActionCrossed Ankles, Bent Knee Pop, Walking Step, Seated with a Twist, Side Kick, Wide Stance, Legs Apart Sitting Down, Elevated Foot, Straight Line, Backward ExtensionPropsHold a Sign, Book as a Prop, Coffee Mug, Wine Glass, In Front of Easel, Technology Gadgets, Musical Instruments, Sporting EquipmentUse Your PocketsOne Hand Casual, Both Hands Chill, Lean and Pocket, Pocket Peek, Formal Touch, Walking with Hands in Pockets, Jacket Pocket Use, Back Pocket StanceMicroexpressionsAvoid Sadness, Avoid Anger, Avoid Fear, etc.Head ShotsHead Tilt, Over the Shoulder, Chin on Hands, Eye Contact with a Smile, Slight Smirk, Gentle Gaze Away from CameraPower PosesWonder Woman / Superman Pose, Pride Pose, Open Arms Pose, Dancing PoseLeaningLeaning on Table, Leaning on Chair, Leaning Forward Smiling, Leaning Forward While Gesturing, Leaning Against a WallLaughingLaughing Sitting, Laughing Standing, Laughing Walking, Laughing Lying Down, Laughing GroupArchingSeated Arch, Standing Profile, Leaning Forward Arch, Over-the-Shoulder Look, Walk and Arch, Back-to-Camera ArchAdjust Your ClothingLift Hem, Adjust Lapel, Pull at Sleeve, Smooth Fabric, Tuck in a Shirt, Flip a Collar, Straighten a Belt, Arrange AccessoriesOpen Palm GestureGesture Towards a Chair, Gesture Towards a Door, The Vanna White, Gesture Left, Gesture Right, Gesture Up, Gesture DownShoulder PlayShoulder Shrugs, One Shoulder Raised, Shoulder Drop, Shoulder Lean, Over-the-Shoulder Glance, Shoulders Back, Crossed Arms Over Shoulders, Shoulders ForwardColorsRed, Blue, Green, Yellow, etc.113 Best Poses For Pictures You Can Use in Any SituationLet’s be real: not

Tips and Tricks We Wish We Knew Sooner With these tips and tricks in Once Human, you are one step ahead of whatever this dystopian world throws at you. Similarly, if your whole team is clumped at the strongpoint, you’re practically begging to be surrounded. A clever enemy squad will sneak around, hit you from behind, and ruin your day. But if you spread out and patrol the sector, you can find and destroy those spawn points. No spawns? No reinforcements. No reinforcements? No attack. Boom, you’ve just saved the day! And remember the most effective way of defending your sector is by using two squads. 6 Throw Smoke Grenades to Block Your Enemy’s Vision — Not Yours Imagine pushing forward, and suddenly, you’re blinded by your own smoke. Not ideal, right? That’s why knowing when and how to use smoke is crucial. When you toss a smoke grenade, it doesn’t just obscure vision — it throws a wrench into the enemy’s ability to aim or respond effectively. This distraction gives your squad the opportunity to push harder, get closer, and overwhelm their defenses. They can’t shoot what they can’t see! It’s the perfect tool for surprise attacks or securing objectives. Timing is key when throwing smoke grenades. Toss your smoke right before you make a move. Too early and it doesn’t disrupt their vision; too late, and it doesn’t offer enough cover. And always let your team know where and when you’re deploying smoke. Coordination turns chaos into control. 5 Don’t Peek Out from the Same Angle Multiple Times When Taking Cover As with most first-person shooters, avoid peeking from the same angle multiple times when taking cover. It might seem like a small detail, but it can be a lifesaver. If you keep peeking from the same spot, the enemy will quickly figure out where you’re coming from. And that’s just a death sentence! If you peek from different positions, you make it harder for the enemy to land their shots. And that gives you a better chance to get the drop on them before they even know you’re there. You should also get comfortable crouching or leaning. But leaning too much can make you more visible than you think. If you’re always leaning from the same angle, you’ll get predictable—and you don’t want that. Mix it up! Try leaning from different sides of cover, and you’ll be