Working Out on a VersaClimber Saves
You Valuable Time. It's 2010! So when it comes to getting in shape, dropping those holiday pounds and building a stronger healthier heart VersaClimber offers the most complete, versatile, total body work
out available of any cardio equipment.
VersaClimbing combines both lower and upper body exercise
into one natural vertical climbing motion; It's like having
two cardio machines for the price of one!
Most cardio workouts require 40-55 minutes of going through the motions
to burn off fat & calories; with little results if any to show. The VersaClimber has been proven to be more effective at melting away ugly fat than Treadmills, Ellipticals, Steppers, and Bikes.
For nearly 30 years, VersaClimber, with its patented vertical
climbing design, has been providing the #1 cardio solution for getting rid
of ugly fat and calories--while building a stronger healthier
heart.
VersaClimber is sold world wide and
is recognized as the premier leader in total body cardio vertical
training.
Cardio Equipment Comparison Chart
See why VersaClimber is so versatile.
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Whole Body Vibration
Cardio Climber & Stepper! The only
cardio machines featuring vibration
stimulation.
ExerVibe Stepper
"Whole Body Vibration serves as a valuable tool in work out recovery by increasing blood flow, which serves to clear lactic acid and
re-stock energy stores. It can also enhance flexibility and prime the Neuromuscular
system for subsequent exercise by increasing power potential."
Matt Rhea A.T. Still University, 2007
Vibration stimulation has been proven to
increase bone density, better flexibility,
enhanced sports performance, increase
muscle growth and much more.
:: To learn more click HERE
VersaClimber Produces Higher V02 Max than Treadmills
and Rowers. Click Here to read full study.
"We put paralyzed clients that are
regaining leg strength on a VersaClimber..."
Click HERE to read more. Project Walk exists to provide an improved
quality of life for people with spinal cord injuries through
intense exercise-based recovery programs, education, support
and encouragement. To learn more please visit: Project Walk.org
