Yes there are machines that can help you achieve your weight loss with interval training. High intensity interval training can be done on elliptical machines or on rowing machines.
3FatChicks.com offers a great resource as far as 3 interval training workouts for the rowing machine: http://www.3fatchicks.com/3-interval-training-workouts-for-the-rowing-machine/.
No, he had no actual training on the M2 machine gun he manned.
Best answer- because when you use it, the petrol gets over then you have to fill it.
In order to operate a binding machine you do not need special training. It is pretty simple to operate.
The Smith Weight Machine MP 6000 provides great training just as a gyms weight machine would.
Yes there are differences between machine and free weight training . Here are a couple of sites that will help you with this www.nsca-lift.org/HotTopic/.../Machine%20vs%20Free%20Weights...., and www.livestrong.com/.../84894-difference-between-machine-weights-...
The Curb Depot offers training in how to operate curb machine equipment. It is a two day training course that gives you the tools to use so you can operate successfully curb machine equipment.
Ballistic training can be very tricky. You would need to proceed with caution.
Core training
According to Popular Mechanics who tested several abdominal training machines, they believe that they can reduce back strain versus doing crunches with no machine.
I would go to your local community college and see if they offer the training there. Most of the time they offer training like this. The training will probably be quick and very affordable too.
(UK) Use a training provider that can provide training and testing to CPCS standards for any machine category.