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9

Warm-Up Exercise 

 

Warm  up  exercise  is  important  in  preparing  the  muscles  for  ac

ti

vity  whilst 

minimising the risk of injury. You may choose to warm up with a light/brisk walking 
pace for 5-10 minutes before stopping and performing some simple stretches. (As 
shown in the pictures below) 

 

 

1.  Hamstring Stretch (Standing) -  Keep  your 

knees  slightly  bent  and  slowly lean  forward, 

back and shoulders relaxed, reaching towards 

your  toes.  You  should  feel  the  tension  and 

slight discomfort in  your hamstring muscles. 

Hold for 15 - 20 seconds. Repeat 2-

3 ti

mes.

 

 

2.  Hamstrings  Stretches  (Seated)  -  Si

tting

  on 

the 

oor  preferably  on  a  mat,  put  one  leg 

straight,  the  other  inward  and  close  to  the 

inside  of  the  straight  leg.  Lean  forward  from 

the hips, reaching towards your toes. Hold for 

10-15  seconds,  and  relax.  Repeat  3 

tim

es  for 

each leg (See picture2).

 

 

3. Calf Stretches - Standing with two hands on 

the wall or tree, one leg behind. Keeping your 

legs straight and the heel on the ground, lean 

forward towards the wall or tree. Hold for 10 

-15  seconds,  and  relax.  Repeat  3 

tim

es  for 

each leg (See picture 3).

 

 

4.  Quadrice ps  Stretches  -  Keeping  your 

balance  with  your  le

ft

  hand  holding  onto  a 

wall or sta

tione

ry 

xture, grasp your right foot 

with  your  right  hand  and  stretch  your  right 

heel  toward  your  buttocks  slowly,  un

til

  you 

feel  the  stretch  in  the  front  of  your  thigh. 

Hold for 10 - 15 seconds, and relax. Repeat 3 

tim

es for each leg (See picture 4).

 

 

5.  Sartorius  (Inner  Muscles  of  the  Thigh) 

Muscle  Stretches  -  Si

tting

  down  with  the 

soles of your feet or shoes together and your 

knees  posi

ti

oned  outward.  Pull  your  feet 

towards  your  groin  un

til

  you  can  feel  the 

stretch.  Hold  for  10  -15  seconds,  and  relax. 

Repeat 3 

ti

mes

 

(See picture 5).

 

Summary of Contents for Premio

Page 1: ...DFC Premio T730...

Page 2: ...g headache chest tightness irregular heartbeat shortness of breath dizziness nausea or any sharp muscle or joint pain immediately stop training and consult your Doctor or Medical Professional 5 Ensure...

Page 3: ...a good quality surge protector device 1 Position the treadmill on a clean and level surface close to a dedicated wall socket power point A rubber oor mat is recommended to assist with maintenance and...

Page 4: ...mpleted Before you start installation inspect and prepare all parts and screws featured in this manual When you open the carton you will nd the following parts S1 5 6 Allen Wrench each 1 PC S2 Hex Bol...

Page 5: ...hile assembly it need two person work together One people hold the computer and another one tighten the bolts with the Allen Wrench S1 provided Step 2 Installing the Computer Connect the Signal Wire f...

Page 6: ...at the Safety Tether Key is properly placed onto the Computer Console and the Safety Clip is securely attached to an article of your clothing If you fall the clip will pull out the SAFETY KEY from the...

Page 7: ...up from 0 00 to a maximum of 99 5km with each increment 0 1 KM Using Set Target Distance DISTANCE will count down from preset Value Each preset increment is 0 5 KM between 0 5 to 99 5 CALORIES No Set...

Page 8: ...console QUICK WORKOUT PROGRAM MODE MUSIC This treadmill console has 12 Preset Workout Programs to choose from see below for breakdown of each Program When in PROGRAM mode use PROGRAM button to select...

Page 9: ...n power switch and pull out the plug B Lift the treadmill deck up towards the main console You should feel the treadmill gas spring system engage C To lower the treadmill deck press the gas spring sys...

Page 10: ...ur toes Hold for 10 15 seconds and relax Repeat 3 times for each leg See picture2 3 Calf Stretches Standing with two hands on the wall or tree one leg behind Keeping your legs straight and the heel on...

Page 11: ...om the electrical components and underneath the running belt The belt deck friction may play a major role in the function and life of your treadmill thus requiring periodic lubrication We recommend a...

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