True Fitness TSXa, ESX manual Stride Adjustment, Chapter ONE Basic Operation, Auto Stride

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STRIDE ADJUSTMENT

CHAPTER ONE: BASIC OPERATION

All workouts have a default time of 30 minutes (except the upper body workout). You may choose a different workout time

using the or numeric keys.

Set your weight before every workout. This allows the elliptical to calculate METs and to estimate your calorie consumption more accurately.

Press the Stride Length keys at any time to adjust from 17 to 26 inches. The default stride length at startup is 21 inches.

Auto Stride

Auto Stride automatically changes stride length as your pedaling speed changes, similar to what naturally occurs while running. Auto Stride works in all workout programs.

Press the

key to turn on Auto Stride; the status LED

will light.

 

Press again to turn it off.

If you stop pedaling in the middle of your workout, the elliptical console will pause, stopping the workout timer. Simply begin pedaling again to resume your workout.

If the elliptical is paused or not used for 30 minutes, the console will go to sleep. The display lights will go out, and the console will reset and return to Workout Setup (any workout data will be lost). It will remain like this indefinitely. To wake it up, press any key or start pedaling.

WORKOUT TIME

SETTING

YOUR

WEIGHT

STRIDE ADJUSTMENT (ESX +TSXA)

WORKOUT PAUSE

SLEEP MODE

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Contents ESX, TSXa + TSX Owners Guide Thank YOU for Selecting True Important Safety Instructions Review for Your Safety Quick Start Accept each setting and move to the next one by pressingTable of Contents Chapter ONE Basic OperationChapter ONE Basic Operation Stride AdjustmentAuto Stride Workout SAVE/RECALL Data Display ESX +TSXA Console ESX + Tsxa ConsoleTSX Console TSX ConsoleUse the upper-body exercise arms with pedaling Using the Exercise ArmsUse the balance bar Use the exercise arms aloneKeep your hands free ESX Upper Exercise Arms Heart Rate Monitoring For Best CHR Results Contact Heart RateBreathing & CHR Accuracy Chapter TWO DisplayCHAPTER TWO THE Display Your DisplayDisplay ESX, Tsxa + TSX Upper PanelDisplay ESX + Tsxa Lower PanelStarts a workout TSX Lower PanelChapter Three Working OUT on ESX, Tsxa + TSXMIX3 Stand on Side and Pull Arms Step off Chapter THREE WORKING OUTCHAPTER THREE WORKING OUT Glute BusterUPPER-BODY and LEG Shaper Chapter Four PRE-SET WorkoutsCHAPTER FOUR PRE-SET Workouts Workout ChoicesRolling Hills ONE BIG Hill Hill Workout ProfilesEasy Intervals Sport Intervals Chapter Five Heart Rate ControlCHAPTER FIVE HEART Rate Control Introduction to HRCConstant Heart Rate Control Types of HRCCruise Control Important Points about HRC Chapter SIX Designing AN Exercise ProgramIntensity How Hard You Exercise What is the F.I.T. CONCEPT?CHAPTER SIX DESIGNING AN Exercise Program Frequency How Often You ExerciseTime How Long You Exercise METsUsing the F.I.T. Concept Warm-Up Slow and Deliberate Exercise Your F.I.T. ProgramBeginning a Fitness Program Your F.I.T. ProgramWorkout Brisk and Rhythmic Exercise Cool-Down Slow and Relaxed ExerciseEstablishing and Maintaining Fitness When you are training to improve strength and performance Here are some tips to achieving your weight management goalAppendix a Target Heart Rate ChartAppendix a Target Heart Rate Chart Appendix B SpecificationsDisplay LCD LED Data Readouts Appendix B SpecificationsTruefitness.com