Precor 723e Using the Precor Low Impact Climber, Understanding the Electronic Console, Displays

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Using the Precor Low Impact Climber

In addition to providing an excellent cardiovascular workout, one of the advantages of the Precor climber is that it is simple to use. With very little time or practice, you can learn how to use it effectively. This section provides information and instructions about the following:

using the electronic console

setting the resistance level

setting a pacer

pausing your workout

ending a workout

exercising on the climber

reviewing sample exercise routines

Understanding the Electronic Console

Once you have assembled your climber, it is ready to use. There are no complex instructions to follow or mandatory programming steps required to operate the climber—the electronic display is there only for reference. It provides motivat- ing feedback about your workout to help you monitor your progress and meet your fitness goals.

The console’s convenient “hands free” function lets you start and end a workout without touching any keys. Simply step onto the climber to begin your workout. The displays automatically appear and begin providing information about your workout. To select a specific informational display, such as TIME or TOTAL STEPS, press the MODE key until the desired information appears on the display.

Diagram 21

Electronic console display

Diagram 21 shows the electronic console display. An explanation of the eight display features and four keys are explained below.

Displays

STEPS/MIN—appears as the smaller numeric display to the left of the main numeric display and indicates your steps per minute, up to 99. If you have not set a pacer, the bar graph on the left side of the display can also provide similar information (up to 150 steps—see Setting a Pacer).

Note: If the display remains at zero when you move the stair arms, check that the reed switch along the left side of the short column is correctly aligned. Refer to step 10 in the Assembly Instructions.

TOTAL STEPS—shows the total number of steps during a workout, up to a total of 9,999. You can use this display to measure total work accomplished in a workout.

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Contents Low Impact Climber with Pulse Low Impact Climber with Pulse Safety InformationTable of Contents Unpacking the climber Upright support long column Unpacking the 718e or 723e Low Impact ClimberDiagram Installation Requirements Diagram Diagram 718e Bolt Washer 718e only Shaped mount Nut Stair arm Short column mounts. See step Using the hex key GHandrails Tighten bolts Install the batteries AA battery case Battery drawer USA To working out, the tension on Precor Adjustment knob Resistance cylinder mountDisplays Using the Precor Low Impact ClimberUnderstanding the Electronic Console Keys Setting the Resistance Level Precor ear clip and Polar heart rate options Setting a PacerUsing the Pulse Feature How to Use the Climber Pausing Your WorkoutEnding a Workout Working Out on the ClimberWorking out on the 718e climber Sample Exercise Routines General Aerobic Training Information How Hard Should I Exercise? Heart rate training zonesHow Often Should I Exercise? How Long Should I Exercise?Maintenance and Troubleshooting Model number 718e/723e Serial number Obtaining Service
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723e, 718e specifications

The Precor 718e and 723e are two innovative models in the realm of fitness equipment, designed to meet the diverse needs of both commercial gyms and home fitness enthusiasts. These elliptical trainers embody the latest advancements in exercise technology, ensuring users experience a smooth, effective workout.

One of the standout features of the Precor 718e and 723e is their ergonomic design. The frames are engineered to provide natural movement patterns, allowing users to maintain proper posture during workouts. This design minimizes the risk of strain and injury, making it suitable for users of all fitness levels. Both models offer adjustable stride paths, enabling customization for individual preferences and comfort, with the Precor 723e offering even greater flexibility in stride length.

These elliptical trainers are equipped with advanced biomechanical technology that optimizes the user's movement. The low-impact nature of the workout is ideal for those who may experience discomfort with traditional high-impact exercises. With a focus on user engagement, both models feature dual-action handlebars that engage both the upper and lower body, maximizing caloric burn and fostering full-body workouts.

Another remarkable aspect of the Precor 718e and 723e is the user interface. Both models come with a high-resolution LCD screen that displays essential workout statistics, including heart rate, calories burned, distance traveled, and time elapsed. The incorporation of touch-sensitive controls makes it easy for users to navigate through various workout programs, tailoring their experience to meet specific fitness goals.

Furthermore, the Precor 718e and 723e include heart rate monitoring technology, allowing users to maintain their ideal training zones. Sensors are strategically placed on the handlebars, and both models are compatible with heart rate chest straps for more accurate tracking, which is crucial for effective workout optimization.

Durability is another hallmark of the Precor brand, and these elliptical trainers are no exception. Constructed with high-quality materials, they are built to withstand the rigors of daily use in commercial settings while providing reliable performance for home users. A smooth and quiet operation is achieved through advanced belt and drive systems, ensuring that workouts remain distraction-free.

In summary, the Precor 718e and 723e elliptical trainers stand out in the fitness equipment landscape due to their thoughtful design, advanced technology, and user-focused features. They provide an efficient, low-impact cardiovascular workout, making them an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their fitness journey.