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SAFETY PROCEDURES & INSTRUCTIONS 

1.  As this equipment involves advanced exercise routines, consult your physician before beginning this or 

any type of exercise program. 

2.  Inspect  the  Machine  daily  AND  before  each  and  every  time  you  use  the  Machine.  Tighten  all  loose 

connections/ropes/belts/carabiners/handles/ accessories and replace worn parts immediately. Failure to 

do so may result in serious injury. 

3.  Always attach the Machine to a secure, strong and stable anchor point that is able to easily support your 

body  weight.  When  using  the  Machine  on  any  piece  of  fitness  equipment  (or  any  object  not  already 

permanently  attached  to  the  ground,  wall,  ceiling,  etc.),  make  sure  that  piece  is  bolted  to  the  floor  or 

similar  permanent  anchor  point  so  that  it  cannot  tip.  Always  perform  a  weight  test  to  determine  the 

strength / integrity of your chosen anchor point BEFORE using the Machine. 

4.  Always begin in Locked-N-Loaded mode for added stability and perform exercises in a slow, controlled 

manner at all times. Always begin with little or no body angle. 

5.  It is suggested that MINORS do not use this equipment without adult supervision. The Machine is not a 

toy and should not be treated as such. 

6.  Make sure when adjusting the length of the rope, or when clipping the handles into the openings in the 

top of the pulley housing, that all excess rope is completely out of the way of the users body at all times 

during exercising. The excess rope can usually be restrained using the Velcro tabs of the support strap. 

7.  When  attaching  the  adjustable  pulley  strap,  make  sure  to  feed  end  of  strap  through  the  back  of  the 

buckle ONLY. This is the side opposite of where the cleat opens. Feeding strap through the front (where 

the  cleat  opens  and  is  visible)  will  not  allow  the  cleat  to  lock  in  place  and  WILL  NOR  hold  the  user

’s 

weight and may cause the pulley to fall from the point of attachment. 

8.  DO NOT use on or near a wet or slippery surface. Be sure of your footing before you begin exercising. 

9.  Safeguard the Machine from them elements when not in use. Prolonged exposure to sunlight, dampness, 

inclement  or  severe  weather  conditions,  extremely  cold  or  hot  temperatures  and  extreme  shifts  in 

temperature, can weaken the components of the Machine. 

10.  If  using  a  counter  weight,  make  sure  the  pulley  housing  is  secured  as  close  to  the  anchor  point  as 

possible. A few inches is preferred. Also, make sure the user or any bystanders are a minimum of four 

feet away from the resting point of the counter weight at all times while or without a counter weight. When 

using a counter weight, do not exceed a 50 lb. maximum. When finished, remove counter weight from 

Machine. 

11.  Machine Wall/Ceiling Anchor Mount 

a. PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION STRONGLY RECOMMENDED 

b. Wood Lag Bolts are NOT meant for installation into Concrete or Steel. 

c. Use a stud finder at several points along stud to be certain of its center. 

d. Only mount to strong wall of ceiling beams able to bear a minimum weight load of at least 300 lbs. If 

more  that  one  Wall/Ceiling  Anchor  Mount  will  be  attached  to  a  single  beam  for  multiple  users, 

CrossCore,  Inc.  STRONGLY  RECOMMENDS  using  a  licensed  contractor  for  installation  that  will 

comform  the  combined  user  weight  will  not  compromise  the  structural  integrity  of  the  beam  or 

attachment points at any time. 

e. Maximum weight load for all Machines using the Machine Wall / ceiling Anchor Mount not to exceed: 

300lbs. 

f. Installed Machine Wall/Ceiling Anchor Mount should be secured completely flush to wall/ceiling with no 

movement. Perform a weight test prior to using installed Wall/Ceiling Anchor Mount. 

g. Routinely check installed Machine Wall/Ceiling Anchor Mount to ensure maximum safety. Do not use 

Machine on a loose or improperly installed Machine Wall/Ceiling Anchor Mount. 

Summary of Contents for IN 7280

Page 1: ...1 USER MANUAL EN IN 7280 Supsension Trainer inSPORTline Multitrainer...

Page 2: ...2 CONTENTS CONTENTS 2 SAFETY PROCEDURES INSTRUCTIONS 3 ROPE LENGTH ADJUSTING 4 TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY WARRANTY CLAIMS 21...

Page 3: ...and WILL NOR hold the user s weight and may cause the pulley to fall from the point of attachment 8 DO NOT use on or near a wet or slippery surface Be sure of your footing before you begin exercising...

Page 4: ...you experience any pain discomfort light headedness or extreme fatigue STOP what you are doing in a safe manner immediately If symptoms persist after you have stopped seek the help of a physician righ...

Page 5: ...ight up will put you at a 90 degree angle and grasp both handles A Keep body aligned and core tightened to ensure proper posture Place feet shoulder width apart Execution Slowly lower chest towards ha...

Page 6: ...r both handles Hop forward until your suspended foot is resting in the handles 6 inches in front of the Pulley Execution Slowly bend front leg down into a lunge while driving the suspended leg straigh...

Page 7: ...tanding leg making sure not to allow your knee to surpass the position of your toes Point handles to the Pulley B Keep raised leg off the ground the entire time Raise up on the standing leg and return...

Page 8: ...ing your torso as you curl C Keep at least 2 4 inches between the handles so as to get the most effective movement Muscles targeted Hamstrings Quads Glutes Calves Hips Lower Back Core Preparation Posi...

Page 9: ...t A Execution Lower body toward the ground in a chest press motion while keeping aligned B Press back up to full arm extension to complete the exercise Keep core engaged and resist letting legs swing...

Page 10: ...Execution Keep one arm static raise working arm straight up until it is directly perpendicular to the ground B Lower arm and return to starting position Progression Perform Power Shoulder move when a...

Page 11: ...art Execution Double Keeping tension on the rope and elbows raised and in lean forward and bend at the elbows B Press forward and return to starting position Single With arms still raised and elbows i...

Page 12: ...ral Stand with feet shoulder width apart facing the Machine and holding both handles Keep tension on the rope and lower down into a squat position Execution In one movement raise up from squat positio...

Page 13: ...t shoulder width apart facing the Machine and holding both handles Keep tension on the rope and lower down into a squat position A Execution Raise up from squat position and thrust hips forward B As y...

Page 14: ...d lean back to a comfortable angle Execution Double Keeping elbows raised and in curl both handles back to shoulders and slowly return to starting position B Single Keep one arm static and pointing to...

Page 15: ...turn on your side with top foot crossed in front of the bottom foot Place forearm of bottom arm on the ground directly beneath the shoulder A Execution Raise up on forearm and lift hips off the ground...

Page 16: ...sky keeping a gap of 2 4 inches between both feet and return to starting position Progression Get in starting position but place hands in offset position A Swing knees forward and to the side of the h...

Page 17: ...es bent and feet on the ground and grab both handles Execution Beginners Intermediate Keep knees bent and place fee on a bench or stable object that is between 1 3 feet high A Advanced With knees bent...

Page 18: ...and press hips up and off the floor Keep legs straight A Execution Bend knees and drive hips up and away from the floor then return to starting position B Muscles targeted Full Body Engagement Prepar...

Page 19: ...Preparation Position Neutral Refer to page 3 POSITIONING YOUR FEET IN HANDLES B Walk hands backwards away from the pulley until feet are in a challenging incline position and there is a 2 4 inch gap...

Page 20: ...Locked Mode holes located on top of the pulley insert the carabiner through bottom of housing and out the top 1B Grab the handles and let your body hang with knees bent and legs crossed at the ankles...

Page 21: ...yer is the End Customer or not The Buyer who is the End Customer or simply the End Customer is the legal entity that does not conclude and execute the Contract in order to run or promote his own trade...

Page 22: ...esting that the product is not damaged the Warranty Claim is not accepted The Seller reserves the right to claim a compensation for costs arising from the false Warranty Claim In case the Buyer makes...

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