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WARM UP & COOL DOWN 

The warming up is an important part of your workout. It should begin every session to prepare your 

body for more strenuous exercise by heating up and stretching out your muscles. Cool down at the end 

of your workout, repeat these exercises to reduce soreness in tired muscles. We suggest the following 

warm-up and cool-down exercises:

   

 

 

 

 

 
 

HEAD ROLLS

 

 

SHOULDER LIFTS

 

 

 

  

 

 

SIDE STRETCHES

 

 

QUADRICEPS STRETCH

 

 

 

 

INNER THIGH STRETCH

 

 

TOE TOUCHES

 

 

 

 

HAMSTRING STRETCHES

 

 

CALF/ACHILLES STRETCH

 

 

 

 

 

     

 

Rotate your head to the right for 
one count, feeling the stretch up the 
left side of your neck, then rotate 
your head back for one count, 
stretching your chin to the ceiling 

and letting your mouth open. Rotate 
your head to the left for one count, 
then drop your head to your chest 
for one count. 

Lift your right shoulder toward your 
ear for one count. Then lift your left 

shoulder up for one count as you 
lower your right shoulder. 

Open your arms to the side and lift 

them until  they are over your head. 

Reach your right arm  as far toward 

the ceiling as you can for one count. 
Repeat  this action with your left 

arm. 

With one hand against a wall for 

balance, reach behind you and pull 

your right foot up. Bring your heel 

as close to your buttocks as 
possible.  Hold for 15 counts and 

repeat with left foot. 

Sit with the soles of your feet 

together and your  knees pointing 

outward. Pull your feet as close  to 

your groin as possible. Gently push 
your knees toward the floor. Hold for 

15 counts. 

Slowly bend forward from your 

waist, letting 

your back and 

shoulders relax as you stretch toward 
your  toes. Reach as far as you can 

and hold for 15 counts. 

Extend your right leg. Rest 
the sole of  your left foot 

against your right inner thigh. 

Stretch toward your toe as far 

as  possible. Hold for 15 

counts. Relax and then repeat 

with left leg. 

Lean against  a wall with your left 

leg in front of  the right and your 
arms forward. Keep your  right leg 

straight and the left foot on the floor; 

then bend the left leg and lean 

forward by moving your hips toward 

the wall. Hold,  then  repeat on the 

other side for 15 counts. 

Summary of Contents for 230H

Page 1: ...1 A800 AIR BIKE USER MANUAL Version 20170629...

Page 2: ...2 SAFETY FIRST 3 PARTS AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 6 EXPLODED VIEW 12 PARTS LIST 13 OVER VIEW OF YOUR AIR BIKE 14 HOW TO OPERATE YOUR AIR BIKE 21 TROUBLE SHOOTING 23 TABLE OF CONTENTS...

Page 3: ...to prevent scratching the floor 5 Check parts regularly and change the damage part immediately 6 This machine is suitable for user from fifteen year old and above Please keep pets away from the machi...

Page 4: ...side and lift them until they are over your head Reach your right arm as far toward the ceiling as you can for one count Repeat this action with your left arm With one hand against a wall for balance...

Page 5: ...utor 2 Ready all your tools parts Use originals only safety cannot be ensured if any unapproved components were used 3 Make sure the space is free from anything that may cause injury and keep unsuperv...

Page 6: ...6 PART...

Page 7: ...7 PARTS AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS...

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Page 12: ...12 EXPLODED VIEW...

Page 13: ...3 NYLOCK NUT M10 4 72 SENSOR 1 24 SEAT POST 1 73 UPPER TRIM PANEL 1 25 SEAT ADJUSTABLE RAIL 1 74 SEAT 1 26 SCREW M8 10L 4 75 LOCATING RING 35 25 15 5L 2 27 WASHER M8 16 T1 5 4 76 HANDLEBAR SPACER RING...

Page 14: ...BIKE CONSOLE RIGHT HANDLEBAR BOTTLE HOLDER RACK FOOTREST HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT SADDLE SADDLE POSITION ADJUSTMENT REAR POST COVER LEFT HANDLEBAR FAN MESH FAN MIDDLE COVER LINKAGE ARM CRANK MID COVER CRANK...

Page 15: ...ANCE CALORIES WATTS HEART RATE TARGET HR data display screen BUILT IN HEART RATE SENSOR POWER Use 2 batteries AA size UM 3 for console power supply DOWN PROGRAM DISPLAY START ENTER MODE TARGET DISTANC...

Page 16: ...console LCD screen will show AGE 30 flicker Then use UP or DOWN to select your age and press ENTER MODE to confirm Then you may 1 Press START to start 2 Use UP or DOWN to select programs 12 built in...

Page 17: ...17 CONSOLE DISPLAY TIME DISPLAY SPEED AVG DISPLAY DISTANCE DISPLAY PROGRAM SETTING DISPLAY TARGET HR DISPLAY WATTS AVG DISPLAY CALORIES DISPLAY AGE SETTING RPM DISPLAY...

Page 18: ...quick button Target Time quick button Target Distance quick button Program 9 Program 10 Program 11 Program 12 Target Calories quick button Target Heart Rate quick button Interval Training Target Calo...

Page 19: ...arget Time Target 30 minutes Target time Target Distance Target 16 KM Target distance Target Calories Target 10 calories Target calories Target Heart Rate MHR 60 80 nonadjustable Interval Training Exe...

Page 20: ...st sec Repeat cycle Interval Training Exercise 61 sec Rest 91 sec Repeat 12 cycle Exercise sec Rest sec Repeat cycle Distance Intensive Training Target 8 KM 5MILE Target distance BUILT IN HEART RATE R...

Page 21: ...ld this button for 3 seconds then console will be back to reset 3 During the pause press START to continue console PAUSE will be off 4 After finishing the program console will stop counting and with a...

Page 22: ...show on screen HEART RATE TRAINING Heart rate is an important key point during your exercise Exercise and fitness is good for our health and also to prevent disease Pulse would be an important factor...

Page 23: ...You may press START to start and TIME display screen will continue counting Console will continue to work Speed sensor NOT connected completely When the screen is showing START console is at start st...

Page 24: ...e the cover and screws Then adjust belt tension After adjusting mount back cover and screw Noise during riding Part damaged Please remove crank mid cover then crank cover You may replace the damaged p...

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