| Innovations | FIT Extra


S-CTx


Pre-wired for the S Series PVS entertain- ment system, the S-CTx includes Soft Trac pedals for shock-absorbing comfort. The user-friendly console features a large message window, motivational track, 10 user-specific workout programs, a personal fan, and multiple cup and accessory holders. An efficient footprint and approachable, stable platform with a minimal step-up height offer easy access for all users.


Manufacturer’s list price: $4,995.00


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IHRSA - Club Intern Salsbury Ind


Excite+ Synchro 500 and 700 Series


Excite+ Synchro offers an engaging and innovative non-impact workout. Intuitive display options include the iPod-compatible VISIOWEB display or the high-contrast Goal Oriented LED display. Dual hand sensors and Fast Track Controls on the handles allow users to monitor heart rate and change resistance without compro- mising the workout position. The belt drive ensures a smooth, quiet movement. Equipment is available in powered, self- powered, and TV models, and all machines feature numerous program options.


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DECEMBER 2011 |


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