Climbing Machine
Posted on Wednesday, April 4th, 2007 at 12:26 am
Fitness Exercise Equipment: Johnson S8000 Programmable Climber Report
Introduction:
There isn’t any doubt that employing a climbing machine will ensure a taxing workout of the lower body. The truth is, after spending merely a few minutes on a climber, you will discover right away how in shape (or not in shape) you really are. At all the gyms and health clubs, everyone wants to use the climber machines because of their extreme impact on the cardiovascular system and because of the toning and fortifying of the larger groups of muscles. If you want to condition yourself at your residence, you will be able to get an effective workout with a high-quality climbing machine. Here’s some information about one piece of fitness exercise equipment that we give high marks to: the Johnson S8000 programmable stair climber.
Overall rating:
4.5 of a potential 5 stars
Key Features:
One element which we recognised right away regarding this climbing machine was the non-slip foot plates that permit a variation of foot positions while still guaranteeing a very safe and proficient work out. We think this climber has a superior simulation of climbing actions that will challenge even the fittest user. However, in the range of lower settings, it is simple enough to employ by people just beginning a fitness regimen. Full of modern technology and superior consistency, this is a very adaptable fitness machine that you will not ever outgrow. The most distinguishing characteristic of this exerciser is the JID (Johnson Integrated Drive) resistance generator that is brushless and doesn’t require maintenance.
Fitness Equipment Price:
Around £3200
Product Description:
The Johnson S8000 programmable climber is built for commercial use, which means it’s both strong and reliable. Having powerful, excellent and sturdy structure all over, the S8000 incorporates the most up-to-date in contact-free electromagnetic resistance. We also liked the extra large pedals that ensure movements that are biomechanically correct and thus highly effective. The climber has got terrific ergonomics. The handrail, for instance, is intended to help the user sustain a climbing position which is both relaxed and proper.Its speed control will permit alterations in stepping intensity throughout the exercise routine. The brake is also controlled by electronic means, extending superior pedal descent control that will range from 32 to 122 steps every minute. Remember to ask for the optional heart rate monitoring system unless you are implementing a separate one.
Product Specifications:
Console: Complete display of main info and parameters on a 7” screen with blue backlight
Console feedback: Time, floors climbed, calories, speed, level, watts, METs, heart rate, profile
Programmes: Manual, interval (hill or random), goal (time, distance or calories), multi FX (constant watts or random), heart rate (target heart rate or weight loss), fitness test, warm up, cool down
Heart rate measurement (integrated): Handgrips
Resistance range: 20 levels
Folds for storage: No
Stride length: 29 cm (11.4″)
Open measurements: 118 x 93 x 161 cm (46.5″ x 37″ x 63.5″)
Product weight: 93 kg (205 lbs).
Maximum user weight: 182 kg (400 lbs)
Power method: Mains
Warranty: 3 years parts and labour
Conclusion:
This is an exceptionally heavy duty piece of high quality fitness exercise equipment that delivers the same workout you’d get in a gym or health club. Highly advised!
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