HealthRider Cardio 95 English Manual - Page 10

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8. CRUNCH CURLS Grasp the handlebar in a narrow underhand grip. (For a more intense lower body workout, You are now ready to continue your advanced routine with increased measurable intensity to the muscles of the back and lower body. you can reposition the handlebar to the sec- Use this position to do the crunch curls. You may ondary position at this point, without dismount- also use the post grip here as well as the straight arm ing.) Continue your stroke rhythm. Keep your pull and wrist flex position. Return the handlebar to elbows flexed at right angles. Do the crunches on standard position before the cool down. the upstroke by elevating your upper body VC1 enough to clear the handlebar with your chin. With knuckles down, hyper-extend the wrists and forcefully exhale as you pull the handlebar into ACCELERATED ROUTINE your midsection. Use both underhand and wide overhand grips as you turn knees out on each WITH THE ELEVATION PANEL downstroke to stretch the groin and inner thigh Do not attempt the accelerated routine until you muscles. If you find this exercise demanding, alternate with an underhand wide grip full arm have mastered the strokes and variations in the basic and advanced routines. It may take 12 to 16 extension. Or alternate reps and sets if you wish. weeks to achieve this level of fitness. 9. COOL DOWN IF HANDLEBAR IS AT SECONDARY POSITION, RETURN TO STANDARD POSITION FOR PROPER COOL DOWN. LOWER FRONT ELEVATION TO FLOOR. All movements should be decelerated slowly, using wrist flex position and slow deliberate, deep breathing. Remember to use the abdominal stretch during cool down and flex the ankles one at a time for a good stretch at the end. For an intensive, accelerated workout simply grasp and lift the front end of the HealthRider®. The Elevation Panel will automatically raise to one of three higher elevation you select. Secure the front end in the notches provided at the sides of the panel by grasping the knob on the front of the panel and moving the panel in place. The increased elevation will add resistance to the upper body workout when the handlebar is in the standard position and to the lower body workout with the handlebar in the secondary position by the use of your own body weight. SECONDARY HANDLEBAR POSITION FOR ACCELERATED Using the upper pedals with an increased elevation range will greatly intensify the workout. Only the standard handlebar position should be WORKOUT used with the upper pedals. All basic movements may be utilized in this ele- You can reposition the handlebar for a more vated position. It is suggested that you gradually advanced stretch without dismounting the increase the elevation range as your fitness level HealthRider®. Bring the handlebar toward your increases. Speed may be increased for maximum abdomen keeping your legs fully extended. Reach benefit. Caution should be used not to exceed forward to the handlebar "lock buttons" and press in your physical capabilities. This accelerated rou- r. to release the lock, pulling the handlebar out of the tine can become anaerobic. Only those in top casing. Replace the handlebar into the secondary physical condition should attempt using the position casing just in front of the seat and secure the highest elevation. "lock buttons" into the casing locking holes. 1A 17

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8.
CRUNCH
CURLS
Grasp
the
handlebar
in
a
narrow
underhand
grip.
(For
a
more
intense
lower
body
workout,
you
can
reposition
the
handlebar
to
the
sec-
ondary
position
at
this
point,
without
dismount-
ing.)
Continue
your
stroke
rhythm.
Keep
your
elbows
fl
exed
at
right
angles.
Do
the
crunches
on
the
upstroke
by
elevating
your
upper
body
enough
to
clear
the
handlebar
with
your
chin.
With
knuckles
down,
hyper
-extend
the
wrists
and
forcefully
exhale
as
you
pull
the
handlebar
into
your
midsection.
Use
both
underhand
and
wide
overhand
grips
as
you
turn
knees
out
on
each
downstroke
to
stretch
the
groin
and
inner
thigh
muscles.
If
you
find
this
exercise
demanding,
alternate
with
an
underhand
wide
grip
full
arm
extension.
Or
alternate
reps
and
sets
if
you
wish.
9.
COOL
DOWN
IF
HANDLEBAR
IS
AT
SECONDARY
POSITION,
RETURN
TO
STANDARD
POSITION
FOR
PROPER
COOL
DOWN.
LOWER
FRONT
ELEVATION
TO
FLOOR.
All
movements
should
be
decelerated
slowly,
using
wrist
fl
ex
position
and
slow
deliberate,
deep
breathing.
Remember
to
use
the
abdominal
stretch
during
cool
down
and
fl
ex
the
ankles
one
at
a
time
for
a
good
stretch
at
the
end.
SECONDARY
HANDLEBAR
POSITION
FOR
ACCELERATED
WORKOUT
You
can
reposition
the
handlebar
for
a
more
advanced
stretch
without
dismounting
the
HealthRider®.
Bring
the
handlebar
toward
your
abdomen
keeping
your
legs
fully
extended.
Reach
forward
to
the
handlebar
"lock
buttons"
and
press
in
to
release
the
lock,
pulling
the
handlebar
out
of
the
casing.
Replace
the
handlebar
into
the
secondary
position
casing
just
in
front
of
the
seat
and
secure
the
"lock
buttons"
into
the
casing
locking
holes.
You
are
now
ready
to
continue
your
advanced
rou-
tine
with
increased
measurable
intensity
to
the
mus-
cles
of
the
back
and
lower
body.
Use
this
position
to
do
the
crunch
curls.
You
may
also
use
the
post
grip
here
as
well
as
the
straight
arm
pull
and
wrist
flex
position.
Return
the
handlebar
to
standard
position
before
the
cool
down.
ACCELERATED
ROUTINE
WITH
THE
ELEVATION
PANEL
Do
not
attempt
the
accelerated
routine
until
you
have
mastered
the
strokes
and
variations
in
the
basic
and
advanced
routines.
It
may
take
12
to
16
weeks
to
achieve
this
level
of
fitness.
For
an
intensive,
accelerated
workout
simply
grasp
and
lift
the
front
end
of
the
HealthRider®.
The
Elevation
Panel
will
automatically
raise
to
one
of
three
higher
elevation
you
select.
Secure
the
front
end
in
the
notches
provided
at
the
sides
of
the
panel
by
grasping
the
knob
on
the
front
of
the
panel
and
moving
the
panel
in
place.
The
increased
elevation
will
add
resistance
to
the
upper
body
workout
when
the
handlebar
is
in
the
standard
position
and
to
the
lower
body
workout
with
the
handlebar
in
the
secondary
position
by
the
use
of
your
own
body
weight.
Using
the
upper
pedals
with
an
increased
eleva-
tion
range
will
greatly
intensify
the
workout.
Only
the
standard
handlebar
position
should
be
used
with
the
upper
pedals.
All
basic
movements
may
be
utilized
in
this
ele-
vated
position.
It
is
suggested
that
you
gradually
increase
the
elevation
range
as
your
fitness
level
increases.
Speed
may
be
increased
for
maximum
benefit.
Caution
should
be
used
not
to
exceed
your
physical
capabilities.
This
accelerated
rou-
tine
can
become
anaerobic.
Only
those
in
top
physical
condition
should
attempt
using
the
highest
elevation.
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