The C1 Upright Lifecycle Exercise Bike is lightweight, compact and easy to move, which makes it an ideal piece of home exercise equipment. It features durability and effective biomechanics similar to the Lifecycle bikes found in the best health clubs.
The C3 Upright Lifecycle Exercise Bike combines precise engineering with exceptional attention to detail. The bike’s contoured upright riding position and large cushioned seat allow for a comfortable ride. The self-powered C3 model doesn’t require cords or outlets, so it’s well suited for any room in your home.
SportsArt cycles are self-generating; no-outside power source required*. Users will enjoy the built in wireless Polar® HR receiver and multiple language options (English, Spanish and French).
SportsArt cycles are self-generating; no outside power source required*. The contact heart rate is standard and a wireless Polar® HR receiver is built in, multiple language options are included (English, Spanish and French) and a 3-speed fan keeps users cool.
The Activate Series Upright Lifecycle Exercise Bike has an intuitive design that fits into any facility. It is designed with biomechanics in mind and provides a comfortable and effective workout for exercisers of all abilities.
Delta Fitness Studio Kettlebells are a perfect addition to your home gym. Each kettlebell is designed with a smooth-easy-to-grip handle and a patent-pending inverted curvature that helps distribute forearm pressure during overhead exercises.
Delta Fitness Studio Kettlebells are a perfect addition to your home gym. Each kettlebell is designed with a smooth-easy-to-grip handle and a patent-pending inverted curvature that helps distribute forearm pressure during overhead exercises.
A wider grip bench press essentially causes the body to involve more muscles in the exercise, leading to a greater engagement of core muscles and assistors.
When your knees are bent during seated calf raise exercise, your gastrocnemius is deactivated; thereby giving full attention to the soleus. Treat & Prevent Shin Splints.
The muscles that you can target with the seated leg pressare vast. Of course, your quads, your glutes, your calves, feet, and additionally some help with your knees and lower back depending on how you perform your exercises.