What to Look for in a Treadmill

INTRODUCING THE NEW EXPERIENCE" SERIES TREADMILLS itnesstept WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A TREADMILL Features you and your members want EXPERIENCE" SERIES 885 TREADMILL Features that reduce your total cost of ownership HASSLE-FREE MAINTENANCE Common fasteners on a treadmill DURABILITY An internal cooling fan increases longevity and performance of electronic components by 4X.* make assembly and maintenance faster and easier. Solutlon: Motor Control System Solutlon: Precor design advantage ENERGY EFFICIENCY Treadmill motor should dynamically adjust power consumption depending on need rather than using a consistent power drain. Power correcting motors can use 30% less power than treadmills without power correcting capabilities. ON-BOARD DIAGNOSTICS Allow your staff the ability to know at a glance the operating condition of your treadmill and when to perform life-extending maintenance. Solutlon: Active Status Light" Solutlon: Power Factor Correction (PFC) Dimensions to OTHER FEATURES TO CONSIDER.. Easy to clean fit your space Features that help your members help reach their fitness goals FEELS LIKE RUNNING OUTDOORS Treadmill belt speed adjusts to your natural stride to mimic running or walking outdoors. REDUCES IMPACT Shock absorbing decks can reduce up to 44% of impact from running.* Solutlon: Ground Effects' Impact Control Solutlon: Integrated Footplant Technology" BURN MORE CALORIES Working out on an incline can burn more calories but also engage different muscles for a more effective workout. BUILD CORE STRENGTH Decline training prepares runners for hilly race conditions and increases leg turnover. Solutlon: Up to 15% Incline with 0.5% Increments Solutlon: 3% decline with 0.5% Increments" Infographic credits: http://www.fitnesstep1.com