8 | RANDOM | Type of course | Description |
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| infinite | Every time a Random course is selected, a different course |
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| profile appears. The |
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| course profile maintain a set incline that you can override using |
CAUTION: When you use the display |
| the Incline ▼▲ keys. The incline is preset to zero for the first | |
console, hold onto the handrail to maintain |
| segment and the maximum change allowed between segments | |
your balance.You should also use the |
| is + or - 3%. The Random course has no time or distance limit, | |
handrail whenever you speed up, slow |
| you need to press STOP when you have completed your | |
down, or stop the treadmill. |
| workout. Note that a | |
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| occur when you STOP your workout. You will need to access |
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| Manual mode to cool down. |
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9 | CUSTOM1 | Type of course | Description |
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| You create the custom courses as you work out, determining the |
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| incline and speed settings for each |
CAUTION: Since the “speed” can be set |
| course length. Note that the length of the course (number of | |
and saved with Custom and Interval |
| segments) is limited to the available memory in the treadmill. As | |
courses, a warning message appears prior |
| the time for each segment elapses, the speed and incline for that | |
to the start of the course (if the set speed is |
| segment is stored in memory. When an unprogrammed segment | |
greater than 1 mph or 1.5 kph). Make sure |
| is reached during a workout, the incline of the prior segment is | |
that the security clip is fastened to your |
| echoed. You can change the incline and speed using the | |
clothing near your waistline. Do not |
| respective ▼▲ or number keys. Once you complete the course, | |
proceed with the course, if you are unfamil- |
| it can be automatically recalled using the same user I.D. and | |
iar with the set speeds. |
| course number. See CAUTION(s). | |
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10 | CUSTOM 2 | Type of course | Description |
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| user programmed | A second custom course has the same features as the first, |
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| The interval courses are among the best for conditioning your | |
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| cardiovascular system. The courses are designed to raise and |
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| lower your heart rate in a repeating fashion for an indefinite |
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| period of time. The interval courses on the M9.55 let you set the |
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| rest and work intervals according to your training regimen. You |
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| set the speed and incline for the first rest and work intervals and |
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| the software takes over from there, repeating the intervals |
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| throughout the course until you press the Stop button. In the |
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| Interval, each |
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| work interval. As the time for each segment elapses, the speed |
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| and incline for that segment is stored in memory. Once you |
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| complete the course, it can be automatically recalled using the |
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| same user I.D. and course number. See CAUTION(s). |
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12 | Type of course | Description | |
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| This course works the same as the | |
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| that each |
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| work intervals. |
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