HealthBeat® Cardio Stepper

Model #192455

HealthBeat® Cardio Stepper - Proper Use

Video features the proper use of the Health Beat outdoor exercise equipment Cardio Stepper system.

[video: Scene fades into a man dressed in a warm up track suit standing next to a man dressed in workout clothes. They both stand next to the Cardio Stepper system. Chris Nelson a certified fitness trainer explains the proper use of the exercise equipment.]

Chris: Welcome to the Cardio Stepper. The Cardio Stepper is a machine designed to give the users a cardio vascular work out while also exercising the quads, the glutes, and also the hamstrings, and calves.

[video: scene switches to Chris kneeling by the Cardio Stepper pedals while the man stands on the side of the system.]

Chris: This piece of equipment comes with an adjustable dial to change the resistance So it’s important before you start to make sure the resistance is at a level that feels comfortable. And to change the resistance you’re going to want to turn it clockwise to tighten it and then turn it counter clockwise to loosen it. So before the user starts using it they’re going to want to adjust their resistance. Find a resistance level that they want to use and then step onto the Cardio Stepper.

[video: the man reaches down to the resistance housing below the Cardio Stepper pedals. He rotates the resistance dial. The camera zooms in directly on the man’s hand as he turns the dial.]

Chris: To begin the user will grab onto the handle and begin stepping up and down.

[video: the camera focuses on the man’s hands as he grabs the looped hand hold in front of him. He begins stepping up and down on the Cardio Stepper. The camera pulls back as Chris stands next to the man while he steps up and down on the Cardio Stepper.]

Chris: And we want to make sure we have good posture, that we’re standing up straight and looking forward.

[video: the camera switches to a front view of the man as he looks straight ahead while stepping up and down.]

Chris: Continue this exercise for about twenty to forty minutes to get a good cardio vascular workout.

Otherwise to get a good warm up you only need to do this for about ten minutes and then go on the rest of your circuit.

[video: The camera focuses on the man’s feet as he steps up and down on the Cardio Stepper foot pedals. The camera switches to a back view focused on the man’s feet as he continues to pump the pedals. Camera switches to a side view as the man continues to work out will Chris stands at his side. The camera switches to a back view of the man while he works out, scene fades to black.]

HealthBeat® Cardio Stepper

Video features the Health Beat outdoor exercise equipment Cardio Stepper system.

[video: scene fades into a close-up of the Cardio Stepper system informational sign with suggested body placement and movements. Scene switches to a woman as she steps up and down on the elliptical stepper. Camera focuses on the woman’s feet as she pushes the resistant steppers down. Scene to a close-up of a different woman’s upper body as she works out on the Cardio Stepper. The woman talks to someone off camera.]

Woman: You think so?

[video: the camera focuses on the woman’s hands as she holds onto the looped hand hold in front of her. Two women have an indistinct conversation off camera. Camera switches to a back view of the stepper. A man kneels down and rotates the resistant dial. The camera zooms in on the man’s hand as he rotates the resistant dial. Camera switches to a view of the man’s upper body as he steps up and down on the Cardio Stepper. The camera focuses on the man’s feet as he pushes the resistant foot pedals up and down. The camera pulls back for a full view of the work out area where a man steps on the Cardio Stepper a woman sides steps on the Plyometric steps, and another man stretches at the stretching station.]

Man: Oh there you go!

Woman: I can’t do them I have, I don’t have much upper body strength.

[video: the camera zooms in on the man’s face on the Cardio Stepper. He smiles and laughs with the other people he works out with. Scene switches to a back view of the man as he continues to step on the Cardio Stepper while two women work out on the Plyometric steps in front of him.]

Man: You know when you’re warmed up.

Woman: Well just go slow.

[video: camera focuses on the man’s feet as he pumps the Cardio Stepper foot pedals. The woman laugh as they work out.]

Product Details

Age Ranges

  • 13+ years

Play Styles

Product Categories

Shipping Weight

  • 280 lbs

Dimensions

    • ASTM Max Fall Height: 22" (0,56 m)
    • ASTM Minimum Area Required: 3' 4" x 5' 3" (1,02 m x 1,60 m)
    • EN Minimum Area Required: 11' 6" x 14' 3" (3,51 m x 4,34 m)

Price Range (USD)
$5K-$10K

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Overview

The HealthBeat® Cardio Stepper provides a cardiovascular/step aerobic workout. Change the level of resistance by turning the knob on the base.

Features

  • To optimize configurability, HealthBeat® posts made from 5"-diameter galvanized steel are sold separately (Post Model #205941-205947) and are carbon in color only
  • Featuring patented resistance technology. U.S. Patent No. 9,802,074
  • Durable steel construction
  • Includes instructional sign with illustrations and link to proper use videos
  • Can be paired with another HealthBeat® station to share a center post
  • Safety surfacing corresponding to the fall height of the equipment required to comply with ASTM F1292
  • Ages 13 years and older for ASTM F3101 and height 1400 mm and taller for EN16630
  • Direct bury or surface mount

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Sensory

  • Proprioception
  • Tactile

Motor Skills

  • Cardiovascular
  • Coordination
  • Core Body Strength
  • Endurance
  • Flexibility
  • Lower Body Strength
  • Motor Planning
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