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Argos pro fitness User Manual

Argos pro fitness
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Issue 1 -5/20/14
These instructions contain important information which will help you get the best from your
equipment and ensure safe and correct assembly, use and maintenance.
If you need help or have damaged or missing parts, call the Customer Helpline: 0345 604 0105.
www.argoshelpdesk.co.uk
Assembly & User Instructions - Please keep for future reference
Important – Please read these instructions fully before assembly or use
Pro Fitness Home Gym
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Argos pro fitness Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandArgos
Modelpro fitness
CategoryHome Gym
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Information

Components - Parts

Components - Fixings

Assembly Instructions

Step 1: Insert Guide Rods and Rubber Bumpers

Guide rods are inserted into the rear stabilizer, secured with bolts and washers.

Step 2: Attach Base Frame to Rear Stabilizer

Base frame is attached to the rear stabilizer using carriage bolts, bracket, washers, and nuts.

Step 3: Attach Front Stabilizer and Leg Developer Holder

Front stabilizer connects to leg developer holder, which attaches to the base frame.

Step 4: Install Weight Plates and Select Rod

Weight plates and select rod are slid onto guide rods for the weight stack assembly.

Step 5: Mount Vertical Frame to Base Frame

Vertical frame is attached to the base frame using carriage bolts, bracket, washers, and nuts.

Step 6: Connect Upper Frame to Guide Rods and Vertical Frame

Upper frame connects to guide rods and vertical frame with bolts, washers, and nuts.

Step 7: Attach Front Press Base to Upper Frame

Front press base is attached to the upper frame using an axle, washers, and nuts.

Step 8: Attach Butterfly Arms and Foam Rolls

Butterfly arms attach to the front press base, with foam rolls added to the ends.

Step 9: Install Backrest Pad and Seat Pad

Backrest pad attaches to the vertical frame, and seat pad attaches to the base frame.

Step 10: Mount Leg Developer and Foam Roll Tubes

Leg developer attaches to the base frame, with foam roll tubes and foam rolls installed.

Step 11: Attach Preacher Pad Assembly and Swivel Pulleys

Preacher pad assembly attaches to the base frame, and swivel pulley brackets to the vertical frame.

Step 12: Secure Weight Cover

Weight cover is fixed to the upper frame and bottom parts using plates, bolts, washers, and nuts.

Step 13: Route Upper Cable and Pulleys

Routing upper cable, attaching pulleys, bushings, and covers to the frame.

Step 14: Set Up Butterfly Cable and Pulleys

Butterfly cables are hooked to butterfly arms, with pulleys and brackets installed.

Step 15: Route Lower Cable and Pulleys

Lower cable is fed through, with pulleys, bushings, and covers attached to the frame.

Step 16: Connect Lat Bar and Pull Bar

Lat bar attaches to upper frame hooks, pull bar connects to lower cable with chain and clips.

Free Area and Training Area

Home Gym Exercise Guide

Seated Bench Press

Exercise for pectoralis: push front press handles away from body to full extension.

Pectoral Fly

Exercise for pectoralis: rotate arms forward by contracting chest, using fly pads.

Seated Preacher Curl

Biceps exercise: curl pull bar upwards by pivoting from the elbow with palms up.

Standing Biceps Curl

Biceps exercise: curl pull bar upwards with elbows at side, pivoting from elbows.

Outer Leg Kick

Outer thigh exercise: wrap ankle strap, kick leg out to the side, pivoting from hip.

High Pulley Ab Crunch

Abs/Core exercise: lean torso forward and pull-in with abs, using lat bar behind head.

Seated Leg Extension

Quadriceps exercise: extend legs forward by pivoting from the knees.

Inner Leg Kick

Inner thigh exercise: kick leg towards front of the other leg, pivoting from hip.

Exercising Information

Before Starting Exercise

Guidance on starting an exercise program, including doctor consultation and realistic goals.

Exercise Intensity Levels

Using heart rate to determine proper exercise intensity and target zones.

Muscle Group Chart

Diagrams showing targeted muscle groups for front and back of the body.

Care and Maintenance

Exploded Parts List

Guarantee

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