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Operation, Adjustment

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OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENT Hold the handlebars with an overhand grip. Step onto the pedals and let both pedals sink to the floor. Begin stepping by alternately pressing the right and left pedals down with a rapid, continuous motion. Because the pedals move independently, it is important to maintain a continuous motion. Change the height of your step or the stepping resistance as necessary until you can comfortably maintain a continuous motion (see ADJUSTING STEPPER RESISTANCE). For an effective aerobic workout, exercise physiologists recommend taking relatively short, rapid steps at low resistance. As you step, you can exercise the upper leg muscles by keeping your feet flat on the pedals. To focus on the calf muscles, rise on your toes as you step. Whether standing erect or leaning forward slightly, always keep your back straight to avoid injury. ADJUSTING STEPPER RESISTANCE The resistance of the stepper can be changed by moving the cylinder brackets to different holes in the stepper pedals. There are five resistance levels. To change the resistance, first remove the bracket knobs from the cylinder brackets. Move the cylinder brackets to the desired holes in the pedals, and reattach the bracket knobs. WARNING: The resistance cylinders may become hot after a period of use. Allow the cylinders to cool before touching them. O Fast Slow 5

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OPERATION
AND
ADJUSTMENT
Hold
the
handlebars
with
an
overhand
grip.
Step
onto
the
pedals
and
let
both
pedals
sink
to
the
floor.
Begin stepping
by
alternately
pressing
the
right
and
left
pedals
down
with
a
rapid,
continuous
motion.
Because
the
pedals
move
independently,
it is
important
to
maintain
a
continuous
motion.
Change
the
height
of
your
step
or
the
stepping
resistance
as
necessary
until
you
can
comfortably
maintain
a
continuous
motion
(see
ADJUSTING
STEPPER
RESISTANCE).
For
an
effective
aerobic
workout,
exercise
physiologists
recommend
taking
relatively
short,
rapid
steps
at
low
resistance.
As
you
step,
you
can
exercise
the
upper
leg
muscles
by
keeping
your
feet
flat
on
the
pedals.
To
focus
on
the calf
muscles,
rise
on
your
toes
as
you
step.
Whether
standing
erect
or
leaning
forward
slightly,
always
keep
your
back
straight
to
avoid
injury.
ADJUSTING
STEPPER
RESISTANCE
The
resistance
of
the
stepper
can
be
changed
by
moving
the
cylinder
brackets
to
different
holes
in
the
stepper
pedals.
There
are
five
resistance
levels.
To
change
the
resistance,
first
remove
the
bracket
knobs
from
the
cylinder
brackets.
Move
the
cylinder
brackets
to
the
desired
holes
in
the
pedals,
and
reattach
the
bracket
knobs.
WARNING:
The
resistance
cylinders
may
become
hot
after
a
period
of
use.
Allow
the
cylinders
to
cool
before
touching
them.
O
Fast
Slow
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