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BIO FORCE

®

EXERCISES

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CHEST & BACK

STANDING ROW - 
NEUTRAL POSITION

START:

Stand facing frame. Rest legs

against pads. Bend knees slightly. Grip
handles with thumbs facing up.

MOTION:

Bend elbows and pull handles

toward waist. Pause at end of motion.
Extend elbows and return to starting
position.

TIPS:

Keep elbows close to sides while

pulling. Squeeze shoulder blades togeth-
er. Maintain upright posture. Do not lean
forward or back. Contract abdominals 
to stabilize back.

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MUSCLE GROUPS EXERCISED:

Latissimus, biceps, 

posterior deltoids

LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY:

Beginner 

SEAT:

On/Bottom

Position

LEG LIFT:

On

ACCESSORIES:

Handles

SEAT:

On/Bottom

Position

LEG LIFT:

On

ACCESSORIES:

Handles

SEAT:

On/Bottom

Position

LEG LIFT:

On

ACCESSORIES:

Handles

SINGLE ARM 
STANDING ROW - 
NEUTRAL POSITION

START:

Stand facing frame. Rest legs

against pads. Bend knees slightly. Grip
one handle with thumb facing up.

MOTION:

Bend elbow and pull handle

toward waist. Pause at end of motion.
Extend elbow and return to starting 
position.

TIPS:

Keep elbow close to side while

pulling. Maintain upright posture. Do not
lean forward or back. Keep shoulders
level. Do not rotate side while pulling.
Contract abdominals to stabilize back.
Perform on both sides.

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MUSCLE GROUPS EXERCISED:

Latissimus, biceps, 

posterior deltoids

LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY:

Intermediate/Advanced

STANDING ROW - 
OVERHAND 
POSITION

START:

Stand facing frame. Rest legs

against pads. Bend knees slightly. Grip
handles with thumbs facing inward.

MOTION:

Bend elbows and pull handles

toward waist. Pause at end of motion.
Extend elbows and return to starting
position.

TIPS:

Keep elbows close to sides while

pulling. Squeeze shoulder blades togeth-
er. Maintain upright posture. Do not lean
forward or back. Contract abdominals to
stabilize back.

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MUSCLE GROUPS EXERCISED:

Latissimus, biceps, 

posterior deltoids 

LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY:

Beginner 

MOVABLE PULLEY

POSITIONS

MOVABLE PULLEY

POSITIONS

MOVABLE PULLEY

POSITIONS

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BIO FORCE

®

SPORT SYSTEM

The Bio Force

®

Sport exerciser is more than just a

strength training machine; it is a total body exercise
and nutrition system. It is a “fitness for life” plan that
goes hand in hand with an overall healthy lifestyle. This
includes regular check-ups, healthy eating habits and
exercise for the rest of your life.

Today, all fitness research recommends both 
cardiovascular exercise and strength conditioning 
to achieve balanced fitness. By improving your 
cardiovascular fitness you will strengthen your heart
and lungs, increase your stamina and endurance, 
and help with weight loss. Strength conditioning 
adds lean muscle to your body, which increases 
your body’s metabolism. And we all know that a
healthy eating plan is an important part of any 
balanced fitness program.

The Bio Force

®

Sport System is designed to help 

you achieve a balanced fitness program. The system
consists of three parts:

1. Strength Conditioning. 

The Bio Force

® 

Sport 

exerciser was designed to help you strengthen your
upper and lower body. We recommend that you work
out for at least 30 minutes, 3 times a week. However,
the frequency and duration of your workouts will
depend on your current fitness level and goals. 

2. Cardiovascular Exercise.

The Bio Force

®

Sport

system includes a cardio workout program. You can
achieve an effective cardio workout from a variety of
activities, such as walking, hiking, swimming and jog-
ging. We recommend that you do a cardio workout for
at least 30 minutes, 3 times a week. You can easily
alternate days for your Bio Force

®

and cardio workouts.

Again, the frequency and duration of your workouts will
depend on your current fitness level and goals. Please
refer to the Cardiovascular Workout section on pages
83 and 85 to determine the workout that is appropriate
for you. 

3. Nutrition.

The Bio Force

®

Sport system also

includes the Eating Plan booklet to provide you with
healthy eating choices.

For best results, we recommend that you begin with
Eric Lichter’s 8 Week Body Transformation Plan on
pages 30-39 of this manual.

4.

Keep track of how many sets and repetitions of 

each exercise you are able to do at first. You will 
be surprised at how quickly you progress. In just a
few weeks you’ll probably be able to complete all 
of the sets and repetitions at the resistance level 
you choose.

5.

Progress slowly. If you are very sore and tired after

your workout, you are working at a level that is too
hard. Great results can be obtained by working at 
a level that challenges you, but doesn’t create 
soreness and excessive fatigue.

6.

It is important that you know how to work out 

safely and properly. These safety steps are for your 
benefit and you should follow them closely to 
maximize the effectiveness of your workout routine.

7.

You should begin to feel results within one to two

weeks of working out with your equipment. Look for
better posture and the feeling of more strength and
efficiency in your muscles.

IMPORTANT EXERCISE 
AND SAFETY TIPS 

1.

Review this Owner’s Manual/Exercise Book 

and the video completely before you begin your
exercise program. Remember to follow the 
instructions exactly – they have been developed
with your health and safety in mind.

2.

Perform the exercises at a slow and controlled

speed. For best results, perform all of the 
exercises at the tempo demonstrated in the video.
Working at a fast pace is not recommended, and
may compromise your safety and results.

3.

You may not be able to complete all of the sets 

and repetitions suggested at first. When you feel 
your muscles fatiguing, or are unable to work 
with good form and technique, decrease your 
resistance level or take a short break and rest.

BIO FORCE

®

SPORT WORKOUT

Summary of Contents for Bio Force 3842

Page 1: ...11 06 12 INTL Item No 3842...

Page 2: ...Von Liebig Str 21 89231 Neu Ulm Ort Datum Ersatzteilbestellung Bitte in Druckbuchstaben ausf llen Kaufdatum Gekauft bei Firma Garantieanspr che nur in Verbindung mit einer Kopie des Kaufbeleges Bitte...

Page 3: ...REPS RESISTANCE SETS REPS RESISTANCE SETS REPS RESISTANCE SETS REPS RESISTANCE 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Important Safety Information 2 Specifications Parts 3 Equipment Warning Caution Labels 4 5 Introducti...

Page 4: ...when using your equipment 9 Wear appropriate clothing when exercising Workout clothing should be comfortable and lightweight and should allow freedom of movement Wear comfortable athletic shoes made o...

Page 5: ...rkout DVD Product Weight Approx 151 lbs Maximum user weight 300 lbs Assembled Approximate Specifications Dimensions are based on unit set up for use Lat Bar BFSPORT 20 RIGHT LEFT FRONT Left Swing Arm...

Page 6: ...long frequency you participate in a particular aerobic activity determines its effectiveness or lack thereof And of course you have to like what you re doing Choose the type of aerobic activity that...

Page 7: ...that doing cardio training two to three times per week will still result in significant fitness improvement and health benefits Your long term goal is to build up to exercising your heart on most day...

Page 8: ...up should gently prepare your muscles for the coming exertion Start by doing 5 to 10 minutes of gentle exercise that gradually increases your heart rate and loosens up your muscles Your warm up exerci...

Page 9: ...ack 110 MUSCLE GROUPS EXERCISED Spinal extensors LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY Intermediate SEAT Off LEG LIFT Off ACCESSORIES Handles SEAT On Bottom Position LEG LIFT On ACCESSORIES Handles 7 Occasionally our p...

Page 10: ...es 108 MUSCLE GROUPS EXERCISED Abdominals obliques LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY Intermediate SEAT On Bottom Position LEG LIFT On ACCESSORIES Handles Lat Tower SEAT On Bottom Position LEG LIFT On ACCESSORIES Ha...

Page 11: ...used in STEP 1 Base Frame Base Plate w Pads Base Plate Base Frame Assembly 1c 1c 1c 4 Allen Bolts M8 x 25mm 5mm Allen Wrench Rollers Pads MOVABLE PULLEY POSITIONS BIO FORCE EXERCISES 80 ARMS CROSS BOD...

Page 12: ...ART Stand facing away Grip one handle at waist level Bend elbow 90 degrees Cable behind arm MOTION Extend elbow and press handle down Pause at end of motion Bend elbow back to starting position TIPS K...

Page 13: ...LIFT Off ACCESSORIES Handles TWO ARM TRICEPS KICKBACK START Stand facing frame Grip handles in overhand grip with palms facing down Bend elbows 90 degrees MOTION Extend elbows and pull handles down an...

Page 14: ...Off ACCESSORIES Handles Lat Tower Position SINGLE ARM REVERSE GRIP TRICEPS PUSHDOWN START Stand facing frame Feet hip width apart on base Grip one handle in underhand grip with palm facing up Bend el...

Page 15: ...ng frame Feet hip width apart on base Grip lat bar in underhand shoulder width grip with palms facing up Bend elbows 90 degrees MOTION Extend elbows and press bar down toward thighs Pause at bottom of...

Page 16: ...ICEPS EXTENSION START Sit facing away Grip handles behind head Point elbows front at shoulder height MOTION Extend elbows and press handles overhead Pause at top of motion Bend elbows back to starting...

Page 17: ...handle toward front of shoulder Pause at top of motion Lower arm to starting position TIPS Lean forward with straight back Do not round upper or lower spine Hold upper arm in stable position on leg C...

Page 18: ...d grip with thumb facing inward MOTION Bend elbow and curl handle toward front of shoulder Pause at top of motion Lower arm to starting position TIPS Hold elbow at side of ribcage Do not swing elbow f...

Page 19: ...tion TIPS Hold elbows at sides of ribcage Do not swing elbows forward while curling Maintain upright posture throughout exercise Avoid tilting torso back while curling arms Contract abdominals to stab...

Page 20: ...FICULTY Intermediate ROTATOR CUFF DIAGONAL INTERNAL ROTATION START Stand facing side Grip handle in front of body with inside arm Place outside hand on hip MOTION Internally rotate shoulder pulling ar...

Page 21: ...ediate SEAT Off LEG LIFT Off ACCESSORIES Handles SEAT Off LEG LIFT Off ACCESSORIES Handles SEAT Off LEG LIFT Off ACCESSORIES Handles 19 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Chrome Pulley Pulley 2 Shoulder Bolt M8 x...

Page 22: ...RUCTIONS Chrome Pulley Stringing The Cable Crossbar Hooks Bottom Pulley Rear Base Frame Pulley Hook Phillips Bolt Swing Arm b Using a Shoulder Bolt and Acorn Nut attach the Chrome Pulley to the Bracke...

Page 23: ...rcise Contract abdominals to stabilize torso 70 MUSCLE GROUPS EXERCISED Posterior deltoids LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY Beginner SEATED FRONT RAISE START Sit facing away Grip handles with arms at sides thumbs...

Page 24: ...40R 0100155 Right Plastic Roller Cap 1 41 0100156 Roller 2 43 0500006 Rear Cover Cap 2 44 0700025 Foot Harness w Small Clip 2 45 BFSPORT 21 Handle Assembly 2 49L 0700026 Left Adjuster Assembly 1 49R...

Page 25: ...ISED Trapezius deltoids LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY Intermediate Advanced STANDING FRONT RAISE START Stand facing away Feet hip width apart on base Grip handles with arms at sides thumbs facing in MOTION Rais...

Page 26: ...SEAT On Top Position LEG LIFT On ACCESSORIES Handles SEAT On Top Position LEG LIFT On ACCESSORIES Handles SEAT Off LEG LIFT Off ACCESSORIES Lat Bar Front Position 24 CARE AND STORAGE We recommend you...

Page 27: ...egin exercising Workout Phases Regardless of whether you are working out with your Bio Force Sport exerciser or doing a cardio workout your workout should consist of the following three phases Warm Up...

Page 28: ...developing your workout schedule are personal preference job and family responsibilities availability of exercise facilities and weather It s important to schedule your workouts for a time when there...

Page 29: ...tness program The Bio Force Sport System is designed to help you achieve a balanced fitness program The system consists of three parts 1 Strength Conditioning The Bio Force Sport exerciser was designe...

Page 30: ...51 MUSCLE GROUPS EXERCISED Latissimus LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY Beginner SEAT On Bottom Position LEG LIFT On ACCESSORIES Handles Lat Tower SINGLE STRAIGHT ARM LATERAL PULL DOWN START Sit facing away Feet o...

Page 31: ...s Lat Tower MOVABLE PULLEY POSITIONS MOVABLE PULLEY POSITIONS MOVABLE PULLEY POSITIONS 29 GETTING STARTED ON YOUR BIO FORCE SPORT EXERCISER Your Bio Force Sport exerciser is one serious piece of exerc...

Page 32: ...months eight weeks 60 days That is all it takes to follow my body transformation plan And best of all when you finish my 8 week program you ll be hooked You are going to feel and look better than eve...

Page 33: ...ing muscle mass preserves your ability to burn higher numbers of calories Your body is operating at a higher metabolic rate and it s easier to maintain or lose weight Increased Metabolism If you have...

Page 34: ...fully and follow its recommendations for the duration of the 8 week program Get to it All right What are we waiting for Now is the time to begin Make sure to incorporate all 3 parts of my plan into yo...

Page 35: ...PULLEY POSITIONS MOVABLE PULLEY POSITIONS 33 8 WEEK BODY TRANSFORMATION PLAN WORKOUT 1 45 sec rest between all sets Squats 3 sets of 15 reps 3 x 15 Seated Chest Press 3 x 15 Single Leg Squats 2 x 15 I...

Page 36: ...ition LEG LIFT On ACCESSORIES Handles MOVABLE PULLEY POSITIONS MOVABLE PULLEY POSITIONS MOVABLE PULLEY POSITIONS 34 8 WEEK BODY TRANSFORMATION PLAN WORKOUT 6 60 sec rest between all sets Straight Leg...

Page 37: ...gs Standing Lateral Raises and Standing Rear Deltoids Rows 4 x 12 12 12 Standing Hip Flexion Lying Hip Abduction and Adduction 3 x 10 10 10 Single Arm Standing Rows 4 x 12 Standing Biceps Curls 4 x 12...

Page 38: ...that you are to complete SUPER SETS What is a Super Set It is simply a combination of two different exercises performed one right after the other without any rest So for example in Workout 16 you are...

Page 39: ...ceps hamstrings LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY Beginner SEAT On Bottom Position LEG LIFT Off ACCESSORIES Foot harness Ankle cuff 37 8 WEEK BODY TRANSFORMATION PLAN WORKOUT 20 60 sec rest between all sets Straigh...

Page 40: ...sets Straight Leg Dead Lifts 3 x 8 1 x 12 Single Arm Shoulder Press 3 x 8 8 1 x 12 12 Leg Curls 1 x 8 8 3 x 6 6 Shoulder Shrugs Standing Lateral Raises and Standing Rear Deltoid Rows 3 x 8 8 8 1 x 12...

Page 41: ...Leg Dead Lifts 2 x 15 2 x 10 2 x 8 2 x 6 1 x 15 Single Arm Shoulder Press 2 x 15 15 2 x 10 10 2 x 8 8 2 x 6 6 1 x 15 15 Leg Curls 2 x 15 15 2 x 10 10 2 x 8 8 2 x 6 6 1 x 15 15 Standing Hip Flexion Lyi...

Page 42: ...0 WARM UP AND COOL DOWN STRETCHES When performing these stretches your movements should be slow and smooth with no bouncing or jerking Move into the stretch until you feel a slight tension not pain in...

Page 43: ...UP AND COOL DOWN STRETCHES 4 Back Stretch Stand with your legs shoulder width apart and your knees slightly bent Bend forward from your waist with your arms extending loosely in front of your body Gen...

Page 44: ...PS EXERCISED Gluteals hamstrings LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY Beginner SEAT Off LEG LIFT Off ACCESSORIES Foot harness Ankle cuff 42 BIO FORCE EXERCISE INDEX 1 Squat 2 Single Leg Squat 3 Reverse Lunge 4 Seated...

Page 45: ...est Flye 40 Decline Chest Press 41 Closed Grip Chest Press 42 Lat Bar Pull Down 43 Lat Bar Front Pull Down 44 Single Arm Overhand Pull Down 45 Reverse Grip Pull Down 46 Single Arm Reverse Grip Pull Do...

Page 46: ...s Lift chest and keep back straight while lowering Contract abdominals to stabilize back Perform on both sides 3 MUSCLE GROUPS EXERCISED Gluteals hamstrings quadriceps LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY Intermediate...

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