Gym Flywheel Trainer Centrifuge, Full Body Workouts System for Home, Office or Travel, for Women's Yoga Men's Squat, Home Gym Strength Training Equipment with Accessories

DescriptionsSafety braided rope, strong pulling force.Leaning over rowing, Romanian deadlift.Adjustment button:Adiustable strap length, Push the button coull the belt automatically retract.Large non-slip countertop: Comfortable, non-slip and safer.Flywheel fixing knob: Safely fix, make exercise safer.Eccentric training machine is a good helper for fitness and has a wide range of applications, It can be used by the elderly, fitness people, and beauty lovers.SpecificitiesSilent TechnologyMetal pedalSpace-savingStrong load-bearing capacityThe flywheel has a specific inertia, there is no upper limit to the kinetic energy produced by the movement of the flywheel, you can think of the flywheel as a weight, if you put in more effort to lift it, it will be heavier, the resistance is variable, so if you pull less, the resistance of the flywheel will be less.Main body size: 76*51*22cmTop surface area: 0.3㎡Weight: 27kgMaterial: Steel chassis, Steel flywheelFeatures: Conveyor belt Quick change flywheelInertia range (kg mi) 0.01-.010, 0.01-.020, 0.01-0.28Inertia coefficient (min-max): ×10, ×20, ×28

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• 1. Inertia counterweight wheel has four different resistance coefficients, using different resistance coefficients of the inertia wheel can create a variety of combinations, so as to achieve a very high coefficient of rotational inertia, to create a great resistance load.
• 2. Ergonomically designed, the principle is to accelerate or decelerate a flywheel (or several flywheels) through muscle power.
• 3. It is a kind of resistance counterweight, the more force you put on it, the more load it gives you.
• 4. Always apply an overload of resistance intensity to help train more efficiently and build muscle strength faster.
• 5. A wide range of training movements to choose from, such as traditional squats, lateral squats, hard pulls, standing unilateral lifts, shrugs, heel lifts, bent-over rows, back kicks, single-leg front squats, rotations, lifts, etc., to meet the training needs of the upper body, the lower body and the core.