Precor M9.35I manual Walk in the Park Program, Walk Programs, A l k i n t h e p a r k

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Walk in the Park Program

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This program is similar to the Random Program, because the incline is a fixed profile. You set the workout time during the setup prompts. During your workout, you can change the speed and override the preprogrammed incline using the arrow keys.

Walk in the Park is a relatively easy walk, designed to increase muscle tone, cardio-conditioning, and endurance over several weeks.

Walk Programs

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The M9.33i Walk Programs provide varying levels of exertion from an easy walk (EASY WALK) to a more advanced level (ADVANCED WALK) and have preprogrammed inclines. The percentage of incline and the frequency with which the profile changes determine the level of difficulty. You can override the incline level by pressing the INCLINE arrow keys.

The running belt’s speed is completely under your control. As you move through the program, the column profile repeats until the time limit is reached.

The walk programs are a great cardio-conditioning program for beginners and serious walkers alike. Visit our web site www.precor.com for more information and to supplement your workout with additional plans.

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Contents M9.33i M9.35i Page Important Safety Instructions Grounding Instructions Grounding Instructions Password SecuritySafety Approval Federal Communications Commission, Part Radio Frequency Interference RFIUnits Designated for U.S. Markets Débranchez avant de réparer European ApplicationsCanadian Department of Communications Obtaining Service Table of Contents Precor Residential Equipment Treadmill Safety Features Using the Safety ClipTurning the Unit on and OFF Entering the PasswordUsing the Handrails 120 GuidelinesHigh range 220 minus your age multiplied by 85% Heart Rate Target ZonesUsing the Heart Rate Touch-Sensitive Grips Using SmartRate Heart rate target zones and SmartRate LEDsExercise to Your Target Heart Rate Heart Rate Analysis 2 a v e r a g e h e a r t r a t eDisplay Console Stop Column 2 Distance and Incline More Information about the Lower DisplayColumn 1 TIME, Segment TIME, and Pace Column 3 Speed and Watts Column 4 CALORIES, CAL PER MIN, and MetsKeypad 353iDiagram 7 Column height affected by changes in incline Quickstart User ID Keys Workout Options Choosing Quickstart Selecting a User ID 2530You have two options Selecting a Program Cooling Down After a Workout Pausing During a Workout or the Cool-Down Period Ending a Workout Same PERS. BestPrograms Choosing a Program Program Tips5K Program 10K ProgramCalories Goal Program Custom ProgramsClearing the Settings in a Custom Program I s t a n c e g o a l Distance Goal ProgramFitness Test Program I t n e s s t e s tCompleting the Fitness Test Using the Fitness TestGuidelines Fitness Test ScoresCardio respiratory Fitness Score Category-Females A r t T e Heart Rate ProgramWarm-up Period R w e i g h t l o s s Using the Heart Rate ProgramHR Programs Heart Rate Program or the HR Weight Interval Programs N t e r v a l 1N u a l Manual ProgramOne Mile Program L eN d o m Random ProgramRun Programs A c k Track ProgramTwo Mile Program A l k i n t h e p a r k Walk in the Park ProgramWalk Programs Weight Loss Program E i g h t l o s sAdvanced Programming and Troubleshooting Advanced Programming TipsClearing User ID Preferences Changing a User ID to a Name M9.35iSelecting a U.S. Standard or Metric Display Selecting Password Protection Informational Displays Viewing the OdometerViewing the Hour Meter Viewing the Software Version and Part NumbersViewing the Error Log 12000 MI 1714 HrSTroubleshooting Error Codes Viewing the Serial NumberTroubleshooting Heart Rate Erratic heart rate readingsCleaning the Equipment InspectionStoring the Chest Strap Checking the Alignment Running BeltAdjusting the Running Belt Servicing the Treadmill Long-Term Storage Options / Accessories Limited WarrantyWarranty Periods and Coverage This limited warranty shall not apply to Conditions and RestrictionsDisclaimer and Release Exclusive RemediesExclusion of Consequential and Incidental Damages Thank You and Welcome to Precor Tell US about Your NEW Precor Product Product Specifications M9.3xi Low Impact TreadmillsPage Use the Safety Clip QuickstartChoose a Program Assembly Guide Page Required Tools Hardware Kit not to scale Assembly Steps Incline , Speed , Speed Handrail clamp fasteners can damage the cable M9.3xi Low-Impact Treadmills Assembly Guide Checking the Alignment and Adjusting the Running Belt M9.3xi Low-Impact Treadmills Assembly Guide Page Precor Incorporated 20031 142nd Avenue NE Box