TRAINING WITH THE TRAINING COMPUTER
The training computer is the ideal aid for effectively setting up your training.
We would recommend you speak with an expert (doctor, trainer) and set out a training
plan. Your computer will help you to check and adhere to the guidelines. In this way you
can ensure that your training goals are being met efficiently.
Caution: the computer, and particularly the pulse monitor, are no replacement for
medical monitoring.
OPERATING BUTTON:
1. MODE:
Use MODE to select the function you wish to set:
2. UP/DOWN
Use the UP or DOWN button to set the training parameters such as training period,
distance, calorie consumption or max. heart rate. An acoustic signal will confirm when
you have reached the goal set.
3. RESET:
Press the RESET button for approx. 3 seconds to rest the figures shown (duration of trai-
ning, distance and calorie consumption) to zero.
FUNCTION:
SCAN
With this function, the display changes every 4 seconds
between Time, Speed, Distance, Calories,
Total Distance, Pulse
TIME
The display shows the length of the current training unit
SPEED
The display shows the training speed
DISTANCE
Shows the distance covered in the current training unit
CALORIES
Shows the amount of calories that have been burned
PULSE
Shows your current heart rate
4. PULSE MEASUREMENT
You can only take your pulse when both hands are holding their respective hand pulse
monitor contacts such that the heels of your hands cover the contacts. The palms of your
hands must be moist in order to carry out the measurement. Sweat which builds up on
the palms of your hands after a few minutes of training will be enough for this. If the
palms of your hands are not absorbing enough sweat, you can also keep a damp towel on
the handlebar in order to moisten the palms of
your hands every few minutes.
5. AUTO ON/OFF
In order to preserve the battery life, the computer will turn itself off after 8 minutes of
inactivity. It will start up again as soon as it detects movement with the equipment.
INSERTING THE BATTERIES:
Place two batteries (mignon AA) into the back of the computer. Ensure that the
batteries are positioned correctly (the related “+” and “-“ poles are printed on the
batteries and in the battery compartment) and that the support springs and batteries are
TRAINING ON A HOMETRAINER:
CAUTION!
Allow yourself time to familiarise yourself with the trainer and make sure you
are maintaining a good posture. You could damage your health if you don’t apply the
training principles or instructions correctly! Attention, this hometrainer is not adapted for
therapeutic training.
1. Warm up:
Warm up before each training session. Walking or running on the spot and
light stretching exercises are excellent for warming up.
2. Breathing:
Correct breathing plays an important role when exercising. Breathe calmly
and evenly. Never hold your breath while exercising.
3. Clothes and space:
Wear comfortable sports clothing when exercising and ensure that
you have at least 1 m space around you to perform the exercises. Always wear sports
shoes; never exercise in bare feet, sandals, socks or tights.
4.Training tactics:
Do not over-exert yourself and always match your exercises and the
scope of your training to your level of proficiency. Initially begin by exercising for just a
few minutes and slowly build up from week to week.
Always take at least a day‘s break between two exercise sessions. It is fundamental that
you consult your doctor before starting an exercise program.
5. Warm down:
Use light stretching to warm down again after training.
This allows the pulse to drop slowly and allows the body to recover more quickly for
the next session, as the decomposition of metabolic wastes (lactates) is better achieved
through carrying out these movements at the end.
6. Health:
Stop the exercise program immediately if you feel a tightening in your muscles
or any general pain when carrying out the exercises. For your own safety, please contact
a doctor.
STARTING POSITION:
Carefully sit on the home trainer. Make sure the foot straps are positioned correctly.
Initially pedal slowly when starting your exercises. Check that your seat has been set
to the correct height; you can discern this from the position of your legs. If your knee is
slightly bent when in the lowest pedal position, the seat is at the right height. Please do
not adjust the height of the seat while sitting on the home trainer.
HEART RATE TRAINING:
Begin training at a pleasant rate and increase it gradually until you have reached your
desired heart rate. A GP or fitness trainer can tell you what this should be.
Measure your heartbeat while training as often as possible in order to ensure that you are
training at your optimal heart rate.
LEVEL REGULATION:
The pedal resistance can be set with the resistance regulator. A higher resistance makes
it harder to move the pedals, while a lower resistance makes it easier. You can get the
best setting by regulating the resistance while you are operating the home trainer.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE:
Use a dry or damp cloth only to clean the product; do not use special cleaning agents!
Check the product for damage or traces of wear and tear before and after each use.
Store the product in a safe place where it is protected from the elements, cannot be dama-
ged, and cannot injure anyone
.
For your own safety, please use original spare parts only. These can be sourced from
HUDORA. Do not make any structural changes.
If parts become damaged or if sharp edges or corners should develop, the product may not
be used any more. If in any doubt, please contact our service team (http://www.hudora.de).
DISPOSAL ADVICE:
At the end of the product’s life, please dispose of it at an appropriate collection point provided
in your area. Local waste management companies will be able to answer your questions on
this.
SERVICE:
We make every effort to deliver faultless products. If faults do arise however, we put just as
much effort into rectifying them.
Therefore, you can find numerous information on the product, replacement parts,
solutions to problems and lost assembly manuals at http://www.hudora.de.
Item No. 65242
Status 05/09
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DIN EN 957-1/5, Klasse H.C.
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