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Always warm up before and warm down after 
completion of exercise program by doing 
gentle stretches. 

Place balls of you Feet on Pedals and secure 
with the Foot Straps. 

Adjust the Seat so that the knee is slightly 
bent when the pedal is at the furthest position 
away from the body.

Grip Handlebars lightly. 

Your Back should remain in contact with the 
Backrest at all times. 

260G

Always warm up before and warm down after 
completion of exercise program by doing 
gentle stretches. 

DO NOT get on or off the Treadmill when the 
Running Belt is moving. 

Enter a slow speed to start with and hold onto 
the Handlebars until you are comfortable with 
the speed. 

You should only hold the Handlebars for 
balance and not for leaning or resting on.

Your Back should be straight. 

Keep your Body and Head facing forward. 
Never attempt to turn around on the Treadmill 
when the Belt is moving. 

Try to keep in the middle of the Running Belt.

270G

Always warm up before and warm down after 
completion of exercise program by doing 
gentle stretches. 

Your Back should be straight.

Your should only hold the Handlebars for 
balance and not for leaning or resting on. 

The balls of your Feet should stay in contact 
with the pedals at all times.

Move your legs clockwise or anti-clockwise 
depending on if you are working on the front 
or the backs of your legs. 

Always warm up before and warm down after 
completion of exercise program by doing 
gentle stretches. 

280G

Always warm up before and warm down after 
completion of exercise program by doing 
gentle stretches. 

Place your feet carefully on the Foot 
Mouldings.

Your Back should be straight whilst exercising. 

Grip Handlebars lightly. 

Summary of Contents for G-CV

Page 1: ...CONSOLE USER MANUAL 5 0 CV To ensure safe use please read this owner s manual before using your new fitness machine...

Page 2: ...nformation 12 Fitting Heart Rate Monitor Heart Rate Monitor Target Heart Rate Chart 14 Fitness Charts Fitness Test 15 Correct Exercising Posture 220G Correct Exercise Posture Correct Exercising Postur...

Page 3: ...rcising immediately Ensure equipment is checked regularly for signs of damage and wear Do not use equipment if faulty or damaged until repaired using only genuine Pulse Fitness parts fitted by an auth...

Page 4: ...ther machines When exercising in circuit this button allows the user to change gear BUTTON SETUP CONSOLE PORTS SmartCentre USB Service Only 7 CONSOLE SETUP EXERCISE DATA WORKOUT SCREEN LEVEL Level of...

Page 5: ...itness trainers to measure improvements in the user s level of fitness following a prescribed program of exercise The objective of the test is to cycle at a constant 60rpm under an increasing workload...

Page 6: ...ries Set your workout Time Distance Calories 5 second countdown until workout begins CHOOSE GOAL COUNTDOWN 5 Second countdown until workout begins WORKOUT SCREEN Screen displaying all statistics and i...

Page 7: ...ap Lug Monitor Strip Monitor Strip TARGET HEART RATE CHART Select your Age Band and appropriate Training Zone according to your fitness level if in doubt consult your health professional The chart has...

Page 8: ...itness test designed for unconditioned users 65 60 55 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 15 19 20 29 30 39 40 49 50 Fitness Rating Fitness Rating Male Age Groups Female Age Groups 65 60 55 50 45 40 35 30 25 2...

Page 9: ...or leaning or resting on Your Back should be straight Keep your Body and Head facing forward Never attempt to turn around on the Treadmill when the Belt is moving Try to keep in the middle of the Runn...

Page 10: ...18 USER NOTES...

Page 11: ...es 44 0 1260 294610 www pulsefitness com All information descriptions and illustrations are given solely as a guide Actual product specifications may differ due to manufacturing requirements Pulse Fit...

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