iStrider Leg Exerciser Magic Fitness Kit Cross Trainer Elliptical Skiing Machine Spinning
Features
- Skiing Cross Trainer - Designed by a Royal Marine
- Get and Stay Ski Ready
- Shaping Up for Summer
- Gives Slimmer legs, Slimmer figure, Toned body and Great looking legs.
- When Running and Jogging is too jarring on the knees, hips and back
Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 66.93 x 18.11 x 9.45 inches;
- ASIN: B00Y0QWYXQ
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- Average Customer Review: Customer Reviews
Product Description
Designed by a former Officer in the Royal Marine Commando's, Award Winning Product Developer Neil Summers, knows 'a thing or two' about 'preparing for physical tasks.' Neil says, "skiing is one of the most physical tasks you can do. Going skiing without getting yourself physically ready..................is well................ plain madness. And you're asking for trouble."
The advantages to daily use with the iStrider include benefit to your heart and lungs. As cross country skiing is known to be one of the best cardio vascular exercises you can do. The unique addition of a weighted workout combined with your cross country skiing action gives your musculature the best opportunity to get strong and make you SKI READY.
Can't afford to Ski this year ? Ski at home with the iStrider. If you are going skiing this year - get ready - it is recommended at least 4 weeks of preparation is needed to avoid, busted knees, aching thighs and bad backs. Prepare yourself this year with the iStrider.
Q What is the maximum weight the iSTRIDER can hold? A 17.5 stones or 249lbs or 113.4kg.
Q Does it store away easily? A Yes. The iSTRIDER can easily be made compact and would go under a bed or behind a door. The handle bar is fully detachable.
Q Am I too old to use it? A Age is certainly not a barrier.
Q Is it okay for tricky knees/backs/hips? A There is every chance it will strengthen muscles and ligaments not normally used. On the other hand it may aggravate your condition. First consult with your medical professional. You can, however, start very slowly and build up gradually as you become more accustomed to it. And the range of motion can at first be very small. Once you have strengthened the muscles then you can increase the sweep. There is certainly no pressure on the knees/back/hips as there would be during stepping/jogging/cycling etc.
