The viral mini stepper is a cross between a StairMaster and an elliptical machine -- it simulates stair climbing but your feet don't leave the two pedals. Sunny Health Is it time to climb on the ...

This mini stepper has two main modes: Stepping up-and-down or twisting side-to-side. When the lever is down, as shown in the photo below, you're set to twist. This twisting motion feels less like a ...

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I would like to find out if you think it's worth it me buying one of those small R50 mini steppers? i am unable to do any aerobic traning due to an op i had. i would like to do some kind of exercise ...

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(CNN) — I confess that like a lot of people, I am guilty of not getting in my steps. After hours at my desk, the thought of changing, driving to the gym and working out is so exhausting that I end up ...

Mini steppers, compact fitness equipment designed to simulate the action of ascending stairs, provide a low-impact workout. This makes them perfect for those looking to improve cardiovascular health, ...

Is it time to climb on the bandwagon? A mini stepper is like the pint-size spawn of a StairMaster and an elliptical machine — it simulates stair climbing, but your feet don’t leave the two pedals.

Scroll through GymTok, and you can’t miss the newest darling of at-home fitness equipment: the mini-stepper. Looking like a baby love child between an elliptical and a StairMaster—your feet stay on ...