Product Description
Kranking® provides unprecedented physiological benefits
Studies have shown that Kranking increases VO2 max and will significantly improve cardiovascular fitness. For the first time you can get a great workout using just your upper body.
Core Strength and Stability
The coordinated series of movements in Kranking cause activation of the core muscles for stabilization, resulting in increased muscle use and improved strength. It develops sculpted arms and tight abs—all without a single crunch or bicep curl.
Kranking allows athletes to train at a high level and maintain or improve cardio fitness while resting primary muscles (legs) for recovery or while rehabilitating an injury. Variety is the key to safe, successful training.
Increased Upper-Body Strength and Coordination
Kranking facilitates muscle growth and increased definition, so participants develop strength while getting a great cardio workout.
Independent Crank Arms
Independent crank arms for greater variety of movement. Narrow crank axis permits higher RPM and proper biomechanics.
Adjustable Headstock
Adjustable crank arm height encourages greater range of muscle activation.
Ergonomic Saddle
Ergonomically shaped saddle for easy transition between seated and standing exercise positions. Wheelchair accessible when purchased without the seat.
Rotating Headstock
Crank and flywheel assembly rotates to accommodate forward and reverse movements.
Product Details
CSI Division: | 11 66 13 |
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CSI Division Title: | Exercise Equipment |
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Upper extremity cardio machine
User Review:
I've used many different UE cycle machines - this one is by far the most comfortable, whether using the seat provided or...
April 10, 2015 at 8:04AM
By Kaylan M. Dunlap, CASp, ADAC - 21 views, 0 replies