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cybex arc trainer instructions CYBEX 630A ARC TRAINER

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cybex arc trainer instructions CYBEX 630A ARC TRAINERCYBEX 630A ARC TRAINER TOTAL BODY Save thousands off a just off lease Cybex Arc Trainer! Just off lease, Arc Trainers have been cleaned, serviced, tested, and work 100%. We run a diagnostics test on the console for complete functionality, testing all the buttons, boards, motors, and battery as well as inspect the belts. They are in good to excellent condition and normally sell used for around $2500. New, they were $8000. Covered by a 30 day moving

CYBEX 630A ARC TRAINER - TOTAL BODY

Save thousands off a just off lease Cybex Arc Trainer! 

Just off lease, Arc Trainers have been cleaned, serviced, tested, and work 100%.  We run a diagnostics test on the console for complete functionality, testing all the buttons, boards, motors, and battery as well as inspect the belts. They are in good to excellent condition and normally sell used for around $2500. New, they were $8000. Covered by a 30 day moving parts warranty.

Please be sure to select the correct delivery option for pick up or ship. Shipping is not free. It is calculated into the freight option. Shipping is a common curbside delivery. You will be responsible to get the unit inside your business or home. If you need another service, you need to call and see if it is available before you order.

After we receive your purchase, allow 5 - 10 business days for scheduling and servicing of the unit. These units are shipped partially or fully assembled.

Cybex 630A Arc Trainer Assembly Manual

Cybex 630A Arc Trainer Owners Manual

The Cybex 630A Arc Trainer is designed to give the least amount of stress on joints while maintaining the highest level of performance. This Arc Trainer offers an incredibly effective workout!. The resistance ranges from 0 to 900 watts and fits a wide variety of users. If you're looking for a mild workout or if you're hard core and  want an extreme workout, the Cybex 630A is ideal for you. Bilateral reciprocal footplate movement along an accurate path gives a natural motion for a relaxed feel at low resistance levels and gives high intensity training at high resistance settings. The Cybex 630A Arc Trainer has superior bio-mechanics and allows for high intensity training that places greater loads on the muscles with less joint stress.

Features

  • Programs: Quick Start, Manual, Hill Interval, Interval, Weight Loss, Cardio and Strength.
  • Displays: distance, calories, calories/hour, METs, watts, strides per minute and heart rate, heart rate %, time, incline and resistance level.
  • 101 Resistance Levels
  • 11 Incline Levels
  • Heart Rate: Built in wireless heart rate receiver and contact heart rate monitoring
  • Convenience Features: Accessory Tray, Built-in Reading Rack, and Water Bottle Holder.
  • Max User Weight: 400 lbs.
  • Dimensions: 70" x 30"
  • Voltage: 110V (works on any standard outlet)

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 70"L x 30"W x 44"H (177.8cm x 76.2cm x 111.76cm)
  • Weight: 331 Lbs. (150 Kg)
  • User Weight Limit: 400 Lbs. (181.2 Kg)
  • Incline Range: 11 Incline Levels
  • Resistance Range: 101 Levels
  • Heart Rate: Built in wireless HR, Contact HR monitoring.
  • Voltage: 110V
  • Free 90 day warranty.
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