Print: Pegasus® "Primo" BC89501 Elliptical

Type	Magnetic, with manual adjustment	Resistance Levels	8
Stride Length	35 cm	User weight (kg)	120
Transmission system	Drive Belt	Flywheel weight	5kg
Pedals	Anti-slip Pedals	Hand Grips	Fixed and Moving
Display type	LCD Screen (multiple data)	Data	Time, Distance, Speed, Calories, Heart Pulse, Odometer
Energy saving	Yes	Workout Programs	0
Fitness Test	0	User Programs	0
HR Programs	0	Recovery	No
Body Fat	No	USB port	No
Fan	No	Media Shelf - Tablet Holder	Yes
Bottle Holder	No	Heart Rate Monitor	Contact (grip sensors)
Wireless Pulse Receiver	No	Stabilizers	Yes
Transport Wheels	Yes	Product Weight	37
Dimensions	141 x 65 x 165 cm	Certification	CE
Warranty	Frame 2 years, Electronic Parts 2 years

Forward Motion	Reverse Motion	Combination
For killer quads and glutes.	For the hip extensors and hamstrings.	Using both forward and reverse motions helps to even out the work rate by both anterior and posterior muscles rather than becoming dominant in just one group.
This is the traditional motion we're all used to. And we know the elliptical beats the treadmill when it comes to applying resistance and working the upper body at the same time as the legs.	Try it out, it might feel different but that's a good thing. The change of direction one-way to another has a direct impact on the activation of the core. Any change of direction is great to stress the midsection.	Want killer pins? Your calves are constantly used on a cross trainer, regardless of forward or reverse motion.
Low impact exercise which offers the movement and benefits of hiking, cross country skiing and biking.	It is said the reverse elliptical motion can burn 7% more calories than the forward motion.	The upper body push/pull of the cross trainer motion means that your biceps, triceps, traps, back and shoulders are worked together whether you're going forwards or backwards.

Pegasus® "Primo" BC89501 Elliptical