SVP02 RED VIBRATING PLATFORM HMS

SVP02 vibration platform is a device due to which one can achieve a perfect silhouette. Workouts on the platform engage the whole body: muscles of legs, glutes, abdomen and upper part of the body.The platform enables training at 3 intensity levels. Standing in the middle of the machine simulates a walk, keeping a small distance between feet simulates jogging and finally, a wide space between feet is a simulation of a sprint. The device offers 99 speed levels. Combined with a timer the SVP12 computer ensures that the equipment will satisfy your expectations. The set includes a set of resistance bands intended to diversify and make the training complete. Moreover, the platform perfectly stimulates the blood circulation and it relaxes and accelerates muscle regeneration.The device is suitable for people at every proficiency level. SVP02 offers 10 workout programs and a manual mode enabling a user to adjust the workout to his/her abilities and needs. The device is very easy to use. The remote control included in the product ensures easy control and quick change of workouts.Due to SVP02 a perfect body shape can be achieved without any effort, heavy equipment or visits at a gym. Training is possible even while watching your favorite program on TV.Specification:<Dimensions:Length: 66cmWidth: 35 cmHeight: 14cmWorkout area dimensions:Length: 61cmWidth: 32cmProduct weight: 10.5 kgMaterial:ABSPlasticMetal frameFunctions:10 workoutsManual mode adjusting the speed3 intensity levels99 speed levelsTime countdown, from 15 min. downMax weight of the user: 150 kgPower: 220V/180WNominal voltage: 220-240 VAC 100-120 VACRated power: 200 WRated voltage: 50/60 HzVibration amplitude: from 1cm to 2.8 cmThe set includes:Remote controlResistance bandsVibration platformRemarks:Not for commercial use24 months warrantyImporter: Abisal Ltd. | Poland | 41-807 Zabrze | Pyskowicka Street 17 | e-mail: abisal@abisal.plAbisal Ltd.. declares that the products sold by the company are safe and meet the requirements contained in the Act on General Product Safety of December 12, 2003. (Journal of Laws of December 31, 2003)