Eclipse 1100HR/A Elliptical Trainer

The Eclipse Elliptical Trainer 1100HR/A is a sleek and quiet elliptical cross trainer that offers an expanded electronics package and magnetic resistance system, including heart-rate control programs. Its patented Orbital Linkage System was only available in expensive health club models, but is now available at a great Wal-Mart value!

Eclipse Elliptical Trainer Features: Orbital Linkage System provides a smooth, elliptical pattern Programmable magnetic resistance - 12 levels 15" stride length Easy-to-use computer provides feedback on speed, distance, time approximate calories burned and hand pulse LCD window with 10 preset workout programs plus 2 heart-rate control programs Quiet, low-impact stride feels completely natural and is smooth through the entire range of motion Large, slip-resistant foot platforms for stability and ample foot room Linked upper body arms for a total body workout, forward and reverse motion Focus bar features built-in hand pulse sensors for immediate heart-rate reading Solid steel construction Eclipse Elliptical Trainer has floor levelers for uneven floors High-density foam hand grips Water bottle with easy access holder Wheels for easy maneuverability Maximum user weight: 275 lbs. Eclipse Elliptical Trainer requires assembly Learn More: Fitness Facts About Ellipticals Ellipticals simulate cross-country skiing, giving you a smooth low-impact workout They are becoming one of the most popular forms of exercise equipment Using an elliptical lets you burn calories quickly and use many different muscle groups across your entire bodyMuscle Zones Targeted by the Eclipse Elliptical Trainer: Hips (gluteus maximus) Front of thighs (quadriceps) Back of thighs (hamstrings) Calves (gastrocnemius) Shin/lower leg (tibialas anterior) Shoulder (deltoid) Front of upper arm (bicep) Back of upper arm (tricep) Chest (pectorilis major) Back (latissimus dorsi) Stomach (obliques) Brands You Trust: Fitness Quest Fitness Quest has been making some of the most popular exercise and fitness equipment found in American households today. From Tony Little's Fitness Gazelle to the successful Total Gym, Fitness Quest is dedicated to making innovative, high-quality and affordable fitness equipment for your home.