3
SAFETY.............................................................3
INTRODUCTION ................................................4
FORCE MONITOR USE ......................................5
Basic Operation ........................................6
Advanced Operation .................................7
Recall Mode ..............................................7
Second Function of Buttons .....................8
GETTING STARTED ...........................................9
TRAINING
Dampers, Speed, Force & Training .......... 12
“Lift” Variations.......................................14
Logging Your Results.............................. 15
CARE & MAINTENANCE .................................18
WARRANTY ....................................................18
DYNO
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE ...................19
SAFETY
• Be sure to do at least five minutes of cardiovascular exercise and some stretching as a warm-
up before lifting. Rowing makes a great warm-up because it uses the same muscle groups as
the
DYNO
.
• Keep children, pets, and bystanders away from the
DYNO
while you are using it. In particular,
the moving carriage could pinch fingers.
• IMPORTANT: Do not attempt to lift a free weight of the same amount that you can push on
the
DYNO
. The
DYNO
lift is not limited by your “weak point” of the motion. Therefore, the
DYNO
force reading may be greater than the amount of free weight you can lift.
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