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G7 Series V250 Weight-Assist Rope Trainer


The V250 is a weight-assisted rope climber that simulates actual rope climbing, for a full upper-body strength and cardio workout. Through its unique weight- assisted exercises, V250 opens rope climbing to all fitness levels. Users can exercise while sitting or kneeling on the seat, or can remove the seat with the quick-release feature and exercise standing or from a wheelchair. The V250 can also be used in reverse, by pulling the rope up instead of pulling down.


Manufacturer’s list price: $5,295.00 G3 Series


The G3 selectorized series comprises 27 single-station units. The converging chest press, converging shoulder press, diverging seated row, diverging lat pull- down, and the Matrix Functional Trainer offer greater variety and training options. Each unit boasts oversized grips; towel and cup holders; ergonomic seating; oval tubing; color-coded adjustments that can be made from the exercise position; and an automotive-quality powder-coat finish. The polarized titanium finish with clear coat provides a lasting, superior- quality appearance.


Beautifully designed with a consistent low profile, the G7 Strength Series challenges exercisers to expect more. It’s packed with intuitive features that will transform a club’s strength floor, including: exercise placards that are equipped with an inte- grated electronic rep counter and timer; Action Specific Grips that reduce stress on contact points; and numeric incremental weights that are easily accessible and provide quick selection.


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| OCTOBER 2010 |


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