Pro Fitness Gear

	Horizon Fitness EX-59 Elliptical Trainer
	LifeSpan TR 1200i Folding Treadmill (2011 Model)
	LifeSpan Fitness RW1000 Rowing Machine
	Life Fitness X3 Elliptical Cross-Trainer with Advanced Workout Console
	Life Fitness X8 Elliptical Cross-Trainer with Advanced Console
	Life Fitness C3 Upright LifeCycle with Advanced Console
	Life Fitness Club Series Treadmill
	Life Fitness T5-0 Treadmill
	Life Fitness T7-0 Treadmill

Life Fitness Cardio Equipment

Think that makes you set eyes on a product. It's the way? The color? Elegance? Simplicity? Now think about functionality. The product must not only look attractive, but also must offer excellent functions and sensations. Easy access to all buttons and extras while you train? Because the grippers have ENSTA way and not another? How do you determine the angle of the bicycle frame? The machine can accommodate all types of athletes regardless of their life size dimensions? Enter into the innovative world of Industrial Design team deLife Fitness, where form and function come together to design the family of fitness equipment msadmirada the world. Todanuestra range of cardiovascular equipment and musculacin look for a reason. In fact, for several reasons. Elements of color, details, forms and graphics are applied to design each of our machines, from treadmills, the Cross-Trainers and Stairclimbers to LifeCycle bike and our Life Fitness G5 Gym System. Our philosophy is to create attractive and simple lines to facilitate adaption of the total users in the way Life Fitness products work, regardless of the equipment being used. The industrial design is a crucial component in our product development process at every stage, from initial concept to production. Therefore, our industrial design team works closely with the departments in which ideas emerge: engineering, biomechanics, product development, manufacture and assembly, and quality control. And all this must be conducted according to guidelines and regulations, and other pre-established standard. This is what makes the industrial design team a critical asset for the future of our products and fitness. The four elements of industrial design Our team constantly testing est four factors crucial to the success of the Life Fitness product design. This is a process that analyzes the needs and desires of the global community of athletes that make our chain of distribution of 120 passes. Wherever and whenever you see our machines you think "It certainly is a Life Fitness product. " Our team studies the market trends following the color in different categories of products such as luxury automobiles, consumer electronics, motorcycles and computer science. The analysis of the colors that convey greater sophistication greater feeling of power help us determine the colors that will give our machines the most distinguished looking, contemporary and stylish. From furniture to liquor bottles, our designers are inspired by any time of day. These popular trends help our team determine our unique, functional and own vision on how to be the forms of our products over time. Everything, including our products have a SPECIFIC purpose. Our team ensures that our products and their components generate a uniform and clean family of products. The subtle forms of handles Cross-Trainers and railing of the treadmill test that our products are different from the rest. The same can be said for bows consistent characteristics of our consoles. chele a look at the place of buttons and the use of colors on any Life Fitness product. These graphics are diseados to reflect consistency in any Life Fitness machine. This way you always know qu button color is cooling and where to estn the up or down, so if you are using a Lifecycle bike as if you use a treadmill. Our team applied user studies and biomechanics to design a unique console that could be recognized across our line of cardio, providing easy access to a water bottle or a music player, and can accommodate a wide range of features for each product. It implements a two-level design using a bracket that allows the user to read a magazine or book and retain access to the buttons of the training program. With the aim of offering more attractive user experience of the world, our industrial design team studied hard the chassis of the road 'competition bikes. The result? Pedals ms wide, a broad sillnms ycmodo, more ergonomic positions. These are just some of the key elements that make the design characteristic of the Lifecycle bike. . .
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