Irklavimo treniruoklis ZM1502 MAGNETIC ROWING MACHINE HMS

ZM1502 HMS is a modern rowing machine designed to maximize training results of upper and lower body parts. It is equipped with 8-level inner magnetic resistance system. The machine is made of highest-quality materials to guarantee safety of use. Heavy-duty steel frame and sturdy cables allow long, intensive workouts and trouble-free operation for a long time. Comfortable pedals provide an excellent support for the feet and an ergonomic seat slides smoothly on the rail offering a realistic rowing experience. The rower is equipped with a multifunctional console which provides feedback on various workout parameters, such as number of strokes and calories burned. A precise heart rate measurement is possible with a telemetry strap (not included in the set). ZM1502 HMS helps build strength and endurance through complex cardio workouts. It is also a perfect piece of equipment for strengthening and developing various muscle groups, such as the back, arms, legs, abdomen, gluteal and lumbar muscles. Rowing machine workouts significantly improve the efficiency of the cardiovascular system, enhance fat loss and increase oxygen absorption. Functions Rowing shapes muscles such as: upper leg muscles- quadriceps, biceps femoris lower leg muscles – calf buttocks back muscles shoulder muscles arm muscles abdominal muscles Computer functions: time repetitions repetitions per minute calories scan pulseSpecification: Resistance: magnetic Load adjustment: 8 different possibilities Flywheel: 6 kg Dimensions: length: 187 cm width: 58 cm height: 47 cm Convenient footrest with velcro straps Comfortable, smoothly moving seat Supports for the feet Folding possibility Total weight: 24,5 kg Maximum user weight: 120 kg Remarks: 24 months warranty Importer: Abisal Ltd. | Poland | 41-807 Zabrze | Pyskowicka Street 17 | e-mail: abisal@abisal.pl Abisal Ltd.. declares that the products sold by the company are safe and meet the requirements contained in the Act on General Product Safety of December 12, 2003. (Journal of Laws of December 31, 2003)