NordicTrack Walkfit 5500 Treadmill English Manual - Page 13

Treadmill, Upper, Exerciser

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Use the Treadmill and the Upper-Body Exerciser Use the upper-body exerciser as you walk to give you a total-body workout that is more effective than walking alone. You'll burn more calories and tone your upper body too! 1. Adjust the upper-body resistance knob to a setting that is comfortable for you. 2. Gently rest your hips against the hip pad. 3. Grasp the handgrips. Continue your leg motion. 4. Pull the handgrips through your natural arm swing. Your hands should extend back just beyond your hips. When your right leg is forward, your right hand should be back. And when your left leg is forward, your left hand should be back. Practice this motion until it feels comfortable to you (Figure 4). Keep your weight on your feet. Use the hip pad for balance and stability only. If you are unable to achieve or maintain a smooth, rhythmic stride, it may be easier to get the treadmill belt moving if you adjust the elevation to a higher level. 14 a Figure 4

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14
Use
the
Treadmill
and
the
Upper
-Body
Exerciser
Use
the
upper
-body
exerciser
as
you
walk
to
give
you
a
total
-body
workout
that
is
more
effective
than
walking
alone.
You'll
burn
more
calories
and
tone
your
upper
body
too!
1.
Adjust
the
upper
-body
resistance
knob
to
a
setting
that
is
comfortable
for
you.
2.
Gently
rest
your
hips
against
the
hip
pad.
3.
Grasp
the
handgrips.
Continue
your
leg
motion.
4.
Pull
the
handgrips
through
your
natural
arm
swing.
Your
hands
should
extend
back
just
beyond
your
hips.
When
your
right
leg
is
forward,
your
right
hand
should
be
back.
And
when
your
left
leg
is
forward,
your
left
hand
should
be
back.
Practice
this
motion
until
it
feels
comfortable
to
you
(Figure
4).
Figure
4
a
Keep
your
weight
on
your
feet.
Use
the
hip
pad
for
balance
and
stability
only.
If
you
are
unable
to
achieve
or
maintain
a
smooth,
rhythmic
stride,
it
may
be
easier
to
get
the
treadmill
belt
moving
if
you
adjust
the
elevation
to
a
higher
level.