ShopNBC Healthrider Pro H500i Treadmill w/ Weights
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ShopNBC Healthrider Pro H500i Treadmill w/ Weights
All you need to meet your fitness goals! This treadmill has all the bells and whistles you've been looking for! Premium Fitness Features: To reach your fitness goals, the Healthrider Pro H500i features a scrolling trainer to guide you, EKG grips to measure your heart rate, six cross training programs for variety, an interactive racetrack, and weights for strength training! For all the variety you desire, the Power Incline feature allows you to change the incline of the treadmill to raise the level of intensity while helping you burn more calories at a lower speed. Plus, with the scrolling trainer display, instructions scroll across the screen for constant encouragement, and you can use the included hand weights for a total body workout! The six cross training programs, including two total body, two lower body, and two upper body, allow you to incorporate a variety of workouts. Comfort and Convenience: For comfort and convenience, this machine features a ProTech Cushion Deck that's easy on your knees, a built-in fan to stay cool, a large 7 x 30 blue LCD screen that's bright and easy to see, and the capability to fold up for easy storage! Digital QuickSpeed Control allows you to instantly change the speed or incline of the treadmill to your desired level with the single touch of a button, instead of tediously scrolling through options. Plus, the superior absorption system reduces impact on your joints compared to road running, delivering the perfect balance of comfort and joint protection. Quality Design: Healthrider Pro H500i deliers smooth, consistent operation every time from its powerful motor, engineered to maintain strength for long-term use - perfect for light or intense workouts. The increased incline also helps to reduce impact on your joints and is able to accommodate exercisers weighing up to 300 pounds. This sturdy deck can withstand heavy use either running or walking!
Google Video | February 15, 2007
