Welcome to a
personalized fitness experience
for your members
DISCOVERY
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BENCHES AND RACKS
GETTING STARTED GUIDE
Thank you for purchasing Precor equipment. For complete operational instructions and troubleshooting, view the product information at
www.precor.com.
You can find English-language workout and training videos on our Education page at
www.precor.com/education
, or visit
our PrecorInc channel on
www.youtube.com
.
Make sure your trainers regularly read our blog (select languages) at
www.precor.com
for MORE ideas about fitness
routines and advice from trusted industry experts.
User Safety
• Read all of the warnings on the equipment and obtain instructions on the use of the
equipment.
• DO NOT exceed maximum weight capacities.
• If you do not understand how to operate a piece of equipment, ask someone from the facility
such as a trainer to demonstrate how to use it and to explain any safety instructions.
• Visually ensure lifting bar catch rods are fully engaged and seated in their hooks before
releasing the load and exiting the equipment.
• Make sure adjustment features are set securely in place or locked securely in position.
• ALWAYS set both bar catches when available on a equipment.
• PROPER bar catch height depends on the exercise performed.
• Make sure all weight and weight plates are properly secured before and after you execute
a lift.
• Use proper form and technique when you lift weights.
• If you're doing an exercise that involves pressing a weight above your head or positioning
a bar over your body, always use a spotter.
• ALWAYS make sure the weight plates are fully engaged and safety collars are secured.
General Guidelines
For the best results on your exercise program, consult with a certified fitness professional.
• Start your exercise program conservatively and always warm up your muscles before
exercising.
• Perform light cardiovascular exercise or calisthenics for several minutes, followed by active or
dynamic stretching, to prepare your body.
• Start with a weight for each exercise that is easily performed for the full range of your motion.
• Focus on good posture and engaging your abdominal, back and gluteal muscles to stabilize
your body during all exercises.
• Pay attention to how your body feels during and after training, and adapt your program
accordingly.
• If an exercise feels too easy, increase your training load or change your training position.
• If an exercise feels uncomfortable, modify your exercise by changing the training load or
movement pathway.
