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Las leyes obligan al vendedor a entregarle al comprador, junto con el producto, el manual de instrucciones True Fitness CS8. La falta del manual o facilitar información incorrecta al consumidor constituyen una base de reclamación por no estar de acuerdo el producto con el contrato. Según la ley, está permitido adjuntar un manual de otra forma que no sea en papel, lo cual últimamente es bastante común y los fabricantes nos facilitan un manual gráfico, su versión electrónica True Fitness CS8 o vídeos de instrucciones para usuarios. La condición es que tenga una forma legible y entendible.
¿Qué es un manual de instrucciones?
El nombre proviene de la palabra latina “instructio”, es decir, ordenar. Por lo tanto, en un manual True Fitness CS8 se puede encontrar la descripción de las etapas de actuación. El propósito de un manual es enseñar, facilitar el encendido o el uso de un dispositivo o la realización de acciones concretas. Un manual de instrucciones también es una fuente de información acerca de un objeto o un servicio, es una pista.
Desafortunadamente pocos usuarios destinan su tiempo a leer manuales True Fitness CS8, sin embargo, un buen manual nos permite, no solo conocer una cantidad de funcionalidades adicionales del dispositivo comprado, sino también evitar la mayoría de fallos.
Entonces, ¿qué debe contener el manual de instrucciones perfecto?
Sobre todo, un manual de instrucciones True Fitness CS8 debe contener:
- información acerca de las especificaciones técnicas del dispositivo True Fitness CS8
- nombre de fabricante y año de fabricación del dispositivo True Fitness CS8
- condiciones de uso, configuración y mantenimiento del dispositivo True Fitness CS8
- marcas de seguridad y certificados que confirmen su concordancia con determinadas normativas
¿Por qué no leemos los manuales de instrucciones?
Normalmente es por la falta de tiempo y seguridad acerca de las funcionalidades determinadas de los dispositivos comprados. Desafortunadamente la conexión y el encendido de True Fitness CS8 no es suficiente. El manual de instrucciones siempre contiene una serie de indicaciones acerca de determinadas funcionalidades, normas de seguridad, consejos de mantenimiento (incluso qué productos usar), fallos eventuales de True Fitness CS8 y maneras de solucionar los problemas que puedan ocurrir durante su uso. Al final, en un manual se pueden encontrar los detalles de servicio técnico True Fitness en caso de que las soluciones propuestas no hayan funcionado. Actualmente gozan de éxito manuales de instrucciones en forma de animaciones interesantes o vídeo manuales que llegan al usuario mucho mejor que en forma de un folleto. Este tipo de manual ayuda a que el usuario vea el vídeo entero sin saltarse las especificaciones y las descripciones técnicas complicadas de True Fitness CS8, como se suele hacer teniendo una versión en papel.
¿Por qué vale la pena leer los manuales de instrucciones?
Sobre todo es en ellos donde encontraremos las respuestas acerca de la construcción, las posibilidades del dispositivo True Fitness CS8, el uso de determinados accesorios y una serie de informaciones que permiten aprovechar completamente sus funciones y comodidades.
Tras una compra exitosa de un equipo o un dispositivo, vale la pena dedicar un momento para familiarizarse con cada parte del manual True Fitness CS8. Actualmente se preparan y traducen con dedicación, para que no solo sean comprensibles para los usuarios, sino que también cumplan su función básica de información y ayuda.
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CS 8.0 B ike Owne r’ s Gu ide 800.426.6570 / ww w .truefitness.c om[...]
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In 1981 F rank T r ulaske launched T r ue F itness T echnolog y with one goal in mind – to make the f inest fitne ss equipment on the market. His team be gan by manufacturing premium, handc rafted treadmills with a focus on quality and durability . Now , 25 years later , T rue F itness ha s established its reputation as one of the oldest and most[...]
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3 CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Gu ide Review fo r Y ou r Saf ety Whe n u sing this e xerc ise machine, ba sic prec autions should always be followe d, which includes the following : Read and understand all instr uctions and war nings prior to use. Obtain a me dical ex[...]
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St ar tin g U p Du ri ng Y ou r Wo rkou t P au si ng Y ou r Wo rkou t Be gin pe daling . The displ ay will star t up in WOR K OU T SETUP . QUIC K ST ART into a manual workout by pressing . SELEC T A DIFFERE N T WORKOU T by pressing the program keys . Press program ke ys more than once for more programs . ACCE PT E ACH SETTIN G AND MOVE T O THE NE X[...]
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T ab le o f Co nte nts CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 6 1 - Introduction T op Feat ures , F anc y F eatures, B asic F eatures page9 2 - R iding Y our Bike W orkout Program Ba sics , He art Rate Monitoring , Contact Heart Rate page 13 3 - The Display Key pad Layout, Console and Di splay page 21 4 - W orkout Setup Setting Up W orkout, During W orkout and S[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 7 T ab le o f Co nte nts 12 - O ther F unctions More workout options page 69 13 - Creating an Exer cise Plan Using the F .I. T . concept to create a fitness program page 71 14 - Setup Mode Setup mode and customiz able options page 81 15 - Care and Maintenance page 87 Appendix A Maximum Heart Rate and T arget Hear t R ate pa[...]
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Chapte r O ne I ntro ducti o n Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Riding Y our Bike Chapter 3: The Displa y Chapter 4: W ork out Setup Chapter 5: Manual Control Chapte[...]
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T o p F ea tures I nt r o du c ti o n T o p F ea tu re s Y our ne w CS 8.0 Bike console, the CS 8.0 console, is the most sophisticated exercise computer in t he fitne ss industr y . Even the simplest operation, Manual Control, wor k s in a spe cial and usef ul way . But t[...]
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F ancy F ea tu re s A dvanced Cu stom P rog rammi ng : Create up to three different program profiles , up to 60 se gments long , using any of four different prog ramming me thods , including a Re cord mode. Custom Inter val s: Cho ose your own inter val workload and duration. HRC Ultra: B oth continuous and inter val he art rate control workouts , [...]
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Three-mo de Manual C ontrol : MET -b ase d, bic ycle simulation, or 10-watt increments. F our Pr e-set P rog rams : E as y int er v als , spe ed inter vals , rolling hills , and one big hill. C SA FE Audio C ontrol : V olume and channel remote con trol of compatible systems . C SA FE Powe r : Supply p ower to an external audio remote contr ol. Full[...]
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Ridin g Y ou r B ike ?[...]
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Set your weight before ever y workout. This allow s the CS 8.0 Bike to control your workout more effec tively . S ee the P ersonal Power sec tion in C hapt er 5 for more information. The b ody weight setting does not affect the calorie expenditure calculation. Unlike treadmills or other weight -bear ing exercises , calorie s bur ned during exercise[...]
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Foo t Pos iti o n Pe da l Cade n ce B rea thin g Riders are most efficient if they place the ball of their foot in the cent er of the p ed al. Other riders are more comfortable if the arch of their foot is against the pe dal. Riders are encourage d to b e a s effic ient a s p ossible, but use your own judgement in the comfort/efficienc y tradeof f.[...]
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Mo nit o rin g Y ou r He ar t Ra te The CS 8.0 Bike has two ways of monitoring your hear t rate: ...By using a chest strap that transmit s your hear t rate to the bike via radio... ...or by u sing the metal contact hear t rate pads on the handlebars . Although your bike func tions fine without using the he art rate monitoring featur e, this kind of[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 17 Chest Strap Us e Che st Str ap H ear t Ra te Mo nit o rin g When you we ar a Polar or compatible transmitter strap, the bike will display your he art rate a s a dig ital be ats- per-min ute (bpm) readout . This monitoring is ver y a[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Co nt act H ear t Ra te Use 18 Co nt act H ear t Ra te (CH R) The c ontact he art rate system lets you monitor your hear t rate without wear ing a strap. Gently gra sp the contact heart rate pads a s shown below . When the sy stem dete[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 19 G ett in g t he M os t F ro m CHR 1. Exercise with smo oth body motions . A void exc essive b ody motion, espe cially in your arms and upper bo dy . 2. Breathe smoothly and regularly , and avoid talking . ( T alking will cause unrep[...]
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The D is pl a y Chapte r Thre e Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Riding Y our Bike [...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Keyp ad L a yout 22 Displ ay and S etup Keys Cle ar Key Star t Key W orklo ad Adjust Keys Enter Key Back sp ace Key Numeric Keys W orkout Choice Key s[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 23 Wha t the Ke ys Do W orkout Setup : Switches into W orkout S etup mode. W orkload is reduce d and all data accumulation is p aused while in W orkout Setup. Change D ispl ay: Changes data readout s from one s et of four to the other se t. Pr[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Wha t the Ke ys Do 24 Heart Rat e C ontrol : Cycles through Constant, Inter val, HRC Ultra, and HRC Ultra Interv al. See C hapt er 7. C alorie G oal : Select s the C alorie Go al workout . Se e Chapter 8. Inter vals : Cycles through Ea sy , Sp[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 25 U pper Co nso le Dist ance: An estimate of how far you would have trave le d on an outdoor bike.* Calorie s : An estimate of your calorie s burned. This doe s not include your basal met abolic rate, which is about 72 calorie s per hour for [...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide How t o Read Y ou r D ispla y 26 Ho w to Rea d Yo ur D is pla y Lev el : In all other workout mo des , indic ates which workout le vel is selecte d. In Bike Mode, indicates which of 21 ge ars i s s elected. T ime: Shows the amount of time rema[...]
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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Riding Y our Bike Chapter 3: The Displa y Chapter 4: W ork out Setup Chapter 5: Manual Control Chapter 6: Pre-Set Progr ams Chapter 7: Heart Rate Control Chapter 8: Calorie Goal W ork out Chapter 9: Designing Y our Own W orkout Chapter 10: Fitness T est Chapter 11: Medical and Ergometer Mode Chapter 12: Other Func[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide S etting U p Y ou r Wo rk out 28 W orkout Setup is available b oth before and dur ing your workout. In W orkout S etup: • Y ou can e asily edit all the available options of each workout. • Y ou se e a W orkout Pre vie w graphic with a rep[...]
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Du ri ng Y ou r Wo rkou t CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 29 Du ring Y our Wo rk out During your workout, press to go back to W orkout Setup as often a s you like to change setting s or e ven set up an entire ly different workout. While in W orkout Setup, pe dal resistan[...]
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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Riding Y our Bike Chapter 3: The Displa y Chapter 4: W ork out Setup Chapter 5: Manual Contr ol Chapter 6: Pre-Set Progr ams Chapter 7: Heart Rate Control Chapter 8: Calorie Goal W ork out Chapter 9: Designing Y our Own W orkout Chapter 10: Fitness T est Chapter 11: Medical and Ergometer Mode Chapter 12: Other Fun[...]
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I ntr o duc ti o n Pe r so nal Pow e r Fi ne Co ntr o l CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Pe rso nal Power F ine Co ntro l 32 Manual Control can operate three dif ferent ways : Personal P ower F ine Control, Bike Mode, and 10-w at t mode. In all mo des , change le vels e[...]
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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Riding Y our Bike Chapter 3: The Displa y Chapter 4: W ork out Setup Chapter 5: Manual Control Chapter 6: Pre-Set Pr ograms Chapter 7: Heart Rate Control Chapter 8: Calorie Goal W ork out Chapter 9: Designing Y our Own W orkout Chapter 10: Fitness T est Chapter 11: Medical and Ergometer Mode Chapter 12: Other Func[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Progra m Cho ices 34 H ill an d I nte rv al Pr ogr a ms Just like manual control, the hill and interv al prog rams compensate for different bo dy weights . The two hill programs are: • Rolling Hills , a series of gently changing workl[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 35 H ill Progra m Pro f iles H ill Pr ogr a m Pr o f ile s Ro lling H ills O ne B ig H ill[...]
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I nte rv al Pr ogr a m Pr o f ile s CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide I nte r v al Progra m Pro f iles 36 Easy I nter v als S po r t I nte r v als[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 37 H o w Pr o gr am a n d S eg m e nt Le v e l s A f f e c t M E T s Program Le ve l MET s S egment Leve l ?[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide H ow P r o g ra m Le ve l A f f e c t s Ra n g e o f Wo r k l oa d 38 Ho w Pr ogr am Lev el Af f ec ts Ran ge o f Wo rkl oad Program Le ve l Four MET s Time Program Le ve l O ne The starting intensity , range of intensities and overall [...]
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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Riding Y our Bike Chapter 3: The Displa y Chapter 4: W ork out Setup Chapter 5: Manual Control Chapter 6: Pre-Set Progr ams Chapter 7: Heart Rate Contr ol Chapter 8: Calorie Goal W ork out Chapter 9: Designing Y our Own W orkout Chapter 10: Fitness T est Chapter 11: Medical and Ergometer Mode Chapter 12: Other Fun[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide I ntro ducti o n t o HRC 40 Co nst ant HR C T r ue’ s he art rate control (HRC ) workouts let the bike monitor your rela tive exer cis e intensity by way of your hear t rat e, then automa tically adjust the workload to [...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 41 T ypes o f HRC T ype s o f HR C The CS 8.0 Bike has five ty pes of hear t rate contr ol: • Const ant : pick a target he art rate, and the bike w ill con trol your workout from the ver y beg inning s o that you reach [...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Co nst ant and I nte r v al HRC 42 Co nst ant HR C I nte rv al HR C This is the be st -known ty pe of HRC, and is the easie st to us e. The bike will gradually rais e your he art rate so that you reach your target w ithin[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 43 HRC U l tra Ove r view Why Us e HR C U l tra Wo rkou ts? As mentioned in the Const ant HRC sec tion, a s you tire in the last third of your workout , your hear t rate has a tendency to ris e, which Const ant HRC addres[...]
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HR C U l tra Wo rkou t CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide HRC U l tra Wo rkout 44 Unlike Constant and Inter val HRC , you don ’t pick a target heart rate, but you must enter your age corre ctly . F or the first f ifth of your workout time, HRC Ultra tr i[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 45 I nte r v al HRC U l tra Wo rkout I nte rv al HR C U l tra Interv al HRC Ultra work s simil arly to Interv al HRC, but the work t arget he art rates g radually increas e through your workout. The first work seg ment ta[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Cru ise Co ntro l 46 Cr u is e Co ntr o l This is the simplest way to enter Constant HRC training . While in manual or any prog ram you c an enter Constant HRC by simply pressing the Hear t Rate Control key . Y our curren[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 47 Impo r t ant Po ints About HRC Imp o r t ant Po ints Abo ut H ear t Ra te Co ntr o l The hear t rate monitor transmitter strap should b e wor n accor ding to the g uidelines in C hapter 2 . If the transmitter strap is [...]
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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Riding Y our Bike Chapter 3: The Displa y Chapter 4: W ork out Setup Chapter 5: Manual Control Chapter 6: Pre-Set Progr ams Chapter 7: Heart Rate Control Chapter 8: Calorie Goal W ork out Chapter 9: Designing Y our Own W orkout Chapter 10: Fitness T est Chapter 11: Medical and Ergometer Mode Chapter 12: Other Func[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide S etting U p a C al o rie Goal Wo rk out 50 S ett in g U p A C al o rie Goa l Wo rkou t Calorie G oal let s you pick a total numb er of c alories and workout time, then calc ulates a steady -state ex ercise at a wor[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 51 V isu al E xpl ana tio n Calo rie Goa l Wo rkou t G rap h W a tts Time[...]
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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Riding Y our Bike Chapter 3: The Displa y Chapter 4: W ork out Setup Chapter 5: Manual Control Chapter 6: Pre-Set Progr ams Chapter 7: Heart Rate Control Chapter 8: Calorie Goal W ork out Chapter 9: Designing Y our Own W ork out Chapter 10: Fitness T est Chapter 11: Medical and Ergometer Mode Chapter 12: Other Fun[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Crea ting Y our Own Wo rk out 54 Cre a tin g Y ou r Own Wo rkou t There are two b asic ways to cre ate your own custom workout : have the C S 8.0 Bike re cord your le vel se ttings dur ing a manual w[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 55 Crea ting You r Own Wo rkout • Press Advance d O ptions until Custom Prog ram 1, 2, or 3 is displayed. • Use the , ke ys to s elect the ty pe of custom program: scale, fi xed, record, or rep e[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Cust om Progra ms I n D epth 56 Cus to m Pr ogr a ms I n D e pth Scale : simply enter the work le vel for any number of s egments betwe en 1 and 60. The progress display shows you how it is scaling e[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 57 Cust om I nte r v als Cus to m I nte rv al s Since inter val training is a common ty pe of workout, the CS 8.0 console has an extra-easy way to enter a c ustom inter val prog ram. After selec ting[...]
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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Riding Y our Bike Chapter 3: The Displa y Chapter 4: W ork out Setup Chapter 5: Manual Control Chapter 6: Pre-Set Progr ams Chapter 7: Heart Rate Control Chapter 8: Calorie Goal W ork out Chapter 9: Designing Y our Own W orkout Chapter 10: Fitness T est Chapter 11: Medical and Ergometer Mode Chapter 12: Other Func[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide I ntro ductio n & How t o Test You rs e lf 60 I nt ro du c ti o n Ho w to Do It The CS 8.0 Bike fitness test is an improved implementation of the YMC A protocol f itness test , a s descr ibe d in the A C SM Guidel ines , Chapter 4. ( S ee Bibl i[...]
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Y ou should : • Stay as relaxed a s p ossible during the test, breathing smoothly and regularly . • Be dresse d in comfort able workout clothes and riding in a room with comfortable air temperature and humidity . Y ou should not : • Eat within three hours pr ior to testing , but you should not be hungr y , either . • Consume c affeine withi[...]
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How the Test Wo rk s Ho w the Tes t Wo rks The test consists of four three-minute stages . Stage one is a warmup stage. Stages two, three, and four are at e ver-incr e asing workloads , with your heart rate me asured dur ing the se cond and third minute of each stage. (If t[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 63 How t o Us e Y ou r Resu l ts Ho w to Us e Y ou r Res u l ts The b est way to use the results of a fitness test is to track your progress in an ex ercise program. T est yourself ab out e ver y two week s, under closely similar conditions . Y ou c[...]
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Test S pecif ic Issu es Tes t S pec if ic Iss u es Note that the absolute accurac y of this test is approxima tely +/- 15% compared to a laborator y ma ximal test. (S ee Swain and Leutholtz , M etabolic C alculations , page 63). The results on the CS 8.0 Bike should be some[...]
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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Riding Y our Bike Chapter 3: The Displa y Chapter 4: W ork out Setup Chapter 5: Manual Control Chapter 6: Pre-Set Progr ams Chapter 7: Heart Rate Control Chapter 8: Calorie Goal W ork out Chapter 9: Designing Y our Own W orkout Chapter 10: Fitness T est Chapter 11: Medical and Ergometer Mode Chapter 12: Other Func[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Wha t Thes e Mo des Do 66 Wha t Th es e Mo de s Do These modes require the use of the external power option, and are accesse d by chang ing the default operation mode in Se tup Mode (se e C hapte[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 67 H o w T h e s e M o d es a r e D if f e re n t Ho w Thes e Mo de s Are D if f e re nt O pe ra ti o ns Res tri ct io ns S ett in g Pe da l RPM Lim it The two mode s dif fer in the way they cont[...]
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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Riding Y our Bike Chapter 3: The Displa y Chapter 4: W ork out Setup Chapter 5: Manual Control Chapter 6: Pre-Set Progr ams Chapter 7: Heart Rate Control Chapter 8: Calorie Goal W ork out Chapter 9: Designing Y our Own W orkout Chapter 10: Fitness T est Chapter 11: Medical and Ergometer Mode Chapter 12: Other Func[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide O the r Fu n Stu f f 70 Happy W orkout : This allows r iders to per form a virtual (i.e., imaginar y) world-class workout. The bike think s the rider is generating si x times as much p ower as he really is , and all the relat e [...]
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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Riding Y our Bike Chapter 3: The Displa y Chapter 4: W ork out Setup Chapter 5: Manual Control Chapter 6: Pre-Set Progr ams Chapter 7: Heart Rate Control Chapter 8: Calorie Goal W ork out Chapter 9: Designing Y our Own W orkout Chapter 10: Fitness T est Chapter 11: Medical and Ergometer Mode Chapter 12: Other Func[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide The F .I.T . Co nce pt D ef ined 72 Wha t is the F .I.T . Co nce pt? The workout portion of your ex ercis e prog ram consists of three major v ariables : Fr equenc y , Intensity [...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 73 Mo re F .I.T . Co nce pt Over view As your fitness le vel improves , you will nee d to inc rease your workout intensity in order to reach your target hear t rate. The first inc[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Utilizing the F .I.T . Co nce pt 74 Us in g the F .I.T . Co nce pt Y ou r F itn ess Pr ogr a m D ete rm ini ng Y ou r Ne ed s The F .I. T . concept is designe d to help you beg i[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 75 B eginning Y ou r F .I.T . Progra m In addition to monitoring your heart rate as you ex ercise, b e certain of how quickly your he art rate recovers . If your he art rate is ov[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Y our F .I.T . Progra m Co ntinu e d 76 W orkout : Bri sk and R hythmic Exercis e The workout trains and conditions your he art , lungs , and muscles to op erate more effic ientl[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 77 Est ab lis hing & Maint aining F itness Est ab lis hin g Ae r o b ic F itn ess Main t aini ng Ae r o b ic F itn ess If you c an sustain 12 but not 20 continuous minutes of [...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide We ight Manageme nt 78 Mana gin g We i ght Consistent aerobic ex ercise w ill help you change your b ody composition by lowering your p ercentage of bo dy fat. If weight loss is [...]
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S po r ts Tra ini ng When you are training to improve strength and p erformance: • Exercise four to five days a week . Alternate exercise days and interv als of hard to ver y hard exercise with eas y to moderate ex ercise. • Exercise for 30 minutes or longer . W ar ning: these strategie s are intended for average healthy adult s . If you have p[...]
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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Riding Y our Bike Chapter 3: The Displa y Chapter 4: W ork out Setup Chapter 5: Manual Control Chapter 6: Pre-Set Progr ams Chapter 7: Heart Rate Control Chapter 8: Calorie Goal W ork out Chapter 9: Designing Y our Own W orkout Chapter 10: Fitness T est Chapter 11: Medical and Ergometer Mode Chapter 12: Other Func[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide G etting I nto S etup M o de 82 Ho w to G et I nt o S etu p Mo de Press and hold . Be gin pe daling the bike, or power up with external p ower . A t the f ive-digit “Pass Co de” prompt , enter 1 0 1 0 1 . If you make a mistake, st art[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 83 Cust omiz ab le O ptio ns Cus to miz ab le O pti o ns Lang uag e: Current ly , only English is supp orted. Units: English (default) or metric . Maximum W orkout T ime: From 1 to 98 minutes , and unlimite d. Thirty minut es is the de[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Mo re Custo m O ptio ns 84 Cus to mi za b le O pti o ns (Co nt .) Default manual : P ersonal Power -base d, or Bicycle Simulation, or Constant Power w ith 10- watt inc rements. Sound: T one s are on (default) or off. Happy: Adds Happy Mod[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 85 O domete rs O dom ete rs M ile s: Accumulat e d “miles , ” which is simulated road bike miles . E ven though this i s ju st a simulated number , it actually is a goo d mea sure of stress and wear on the bike mechanism and braking s[...]
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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Riding Y our Bike Chapter 3: The Displa y Chapter 4: W ork out Setup Chapter 5: Manual Control Chapter 6: Pre-Set Progr ams Chapter 7: Heart Rate Control Chapter 8: Calorie Goal W ork out Chapter 9: Designing Y our Own W orkout Chapter 10: Fitness T est Chapter 11: Medical and Ergometer Mode Chapter 12: Other Func[...]
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Y our CS 8.0 Bike doesn’ t require any routine maintenance, not even lubr ication. Ke eping it cle an i s the most impor tant t ask . After e ver y workout : P erspiration should b e wipe d from the contr ol console, contact he art rate pad s, shrouds , and seat. W eek ly: W ip e down your CS 8.0 Bike once a week with a w ater - dampene d s oft c[...]
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Appe nd ix A Appe ndix A 89[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Appe ndix A 90 T ar get H ear t Ra te Cha r t[...]
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Remember to check with your physici an b efore b eginning any ex ercise prog ram. She c an help determine an appropriate target hear t rate. Medications often affec t he art rate. Rober t Rob ergs , editor of the prestig ious Jou r nal of E xerci se Physiology , conducted a study in 2002 of the maximal hear t rat e equation 220 - age. He found this[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Appe ndix B 94 Maximal oxygen uptake, or VO 2 max , is considered the b est single mea suremen t of cardiova scular fitne ss . It repres ents the p eak rate of your b ody ’ s oxygen consumption capability , which i s impor tant be cause this is one of the two biggest factors in endurance per formance. (The other big endur[...]
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MET s are define d a s the ratio of the cur rent bo dy energy expenditure rate compared with ba sal me tabolic rate (BMR): MET s = ( VO2 rate of cur rent state) / 3.5 where 3.5 represent s BMR . VO 2 ( oxygen uptake) and 3.5 are in units of ml/kg/minute of oxygen consumed by the b ody . This oxy gen consumption rate corresponds to about 72 calories[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Appe ndix C 98 As you ride the CS 8.0 Bike, your ex ercis e intensity is best mea sured as the amount of power receive d by the bike from your pe daling . This p ower is usually expr ess ed in watts . The watts mea suremen t is calcul ated f rom your p edaling sp ee d (calle d cadence ) multiplied by the amount of resistanc[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 99 Appe ndix C Constant torque is use d in a mo difie d w ay in Bike Mode. In addition to constant resistance for a given “ ge ar , ” additional torque is applied to simulate wind and road resi stance, a s well a s to compensate for different bo dy weights . P ersonal Power w as initially designe d to v ar y workload at[...]
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S p ec if i c A dv i c e F o r Car d i o f i tn es s an d B o dy C om po si t i o n S p ec if i c A dv i c e F o r M us cu lar S tr e n gt h a nd F le xi b il i ty CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide Appe ndix D 102 In 1998, the Americ an Colle ge of Sp orts Me dicine com plete d their mo st imp ortant position stand, title d, “ The re commended quantity an[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 103 Appe ndix D T raining should be three to five days per week at b etwe en 55% and 90% ma ximum he art rate. D econditioned indiv iduals should stay b etwe en 55% and 64%. T otal duration of training should be betwe en 20 and 60 minutes , with the time var ying inversely w ith intensity . High-intensity , short duration e[...]
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ES 9.0 Owne r’ s Guide Appe ndix B 106 W orklo ad Range : 30 – 600 w at t s. W eight : Rec umbent , 180 pounds . Upright, 160 pounds . Maximum User W eight : 350 pounds . W orklo ad Control System : self-generating electromagnetic braking . Specif ication s and op eration subject to change w ithout not ice. S pe ci f ic a t i o n s[...]
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B ib li ography B ib liography 107[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide B ib liography 108 American College of Spor ts Medicine, ACSM ’ s Gu idelines for E xercise T esting and P rescr iption . 6th e dition. Philadelphia: Lippincott W illiams & W ilkins , 2000. F ey nman, Richard P ., The F e ynman Le ctures on Physics . Original e dition. Bo ston: Addison W e sley , 1970. ISBN: 0-201-021[...]
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CS 8.0 Owne r’ s Guide 109 B ib liography Robergs , Rober t A . and Landwehr , Rob erto. (2002) The Surprising Histor y of the “HRma x = 220 - age” Equation. Journal of Exercise Physiolog y , 5(2). ISSN 1097-9751.2 Article URL : <http://w ww.asep.org/Do cuments/Robergs2.pdf> Journal URL : <http://w ww.asep.org/F LDR/JEPhome .htm> [...]
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T r u e o f f e r s a f u l l l i n e o f leadin g-e dge C ardi ov a scu l ar and F le xib ilit y equipme nt . CS S eries T readmills T rueStretch Flexibility unit TS1 Elliptic al CS S eries Bikes[...]
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