should be understood that other types of resistance structure may also be employed in lieu of the brake generator 20 the left foot motion transfer system 24 includes a moveable upwardly angled left side swing arm 150 fig8 and a circular flywheel 152 rigidly mounted for rotation on the shaft 98 the flywheel 152 and main drive pulley 96 are mounted on shaft 98 so that both members 96 152 will simultaneously rotate the left side swing arm 150 has a forward end which is pivotally connected to a bottom end of the left foot lower arm 90 via a pair of bearings 154 fig4 and a pin 156 the left side swing arm 150 has a rearward end which is pivotally connected to the periphery of the flywheel 152 by a pivot bearing 158 and a pin 160 with this construction rearward movement of the left side swing arm 150 will cause the flywheel 152 to rotate in the counterclockwise direction as shown by the arrow 162 in fig4 it should be understood that the right and left side swing arms 94 150 are respectively connected to the main drive pulley 96 and flywheel 152 so that when the right foot lever arrangement 16 is driven forward the left foot lever arrangement 18 is driven in synchronism rearwardly as depicted in fig1 u2013 4 when the exerciser is comfortably positioned in the adjustable seat 14 one places his her feet in the respective foot receptacles 78 86 of the right and left foot lever arrangements 16 18 having starting positions as shown in fig1 u2013 4 referring to fig3 when foot pressure is applied by the left foot against the left foot receptacle 86 the left.