When you need to know how much resistance the Total Gym® 1000 creates at a particular level, use the following chart:
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LEVEL
SLOPE°
%
WT.
%
WT.
%
WT.
%
7
24° 51
26
50
30
48
34
47
6
21°
48
25
44
26
42
30
42
5
18°
39
20
38
23
37
27
36
4
15°
32
16
32
19
31
22
30
3
12°
26
13
25
15
25
17
24
2
8°
18 8.8 17
10
16
12
16
1
3°
5
3
6
4
6
4
6
How it works:
The Total Gym® 1000 uses a variable-angle incline plane to create exercise resistance by modifying the user's body weight — the steeper the angle, the
more resistance. Simply multiply the user's body weight by the appropriate percentage indicated in the chart. The result of this calculation is the resis-
tance (force) in pounds required to move the glideboard. When figuring exercises that incorporate the pulley cables, use 50% of the charted numbers.
Example:
A 150 lb. person using Level 5 would be lifting 51 lbs. (150 x .34). If the pulley cables are used in the exercise, the person would be
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