ENGLISH
Reminder: Holding down button E stops the current programme.
You can scroll through the programmes by pressing buttons B and D, and select by pressing button E.
Programme 10: WATT
Start pedalling and then set the resistance using buttons A and C until you
have obtained the desired power, given in WATTS on the main screen.
Confirm by pressing button E.
The bike will vary resistance according to your pedalling speed in order to
maintain the power chosen at the beginning of your exercise session.
The higher the pedalling speed, the lower the resistance, and vice versa.
You have the option to change the WATT value while exercising by pressing
button E quickly. Then pedal and set the resistance (buttons A and C) until
you reach your chosen power, which is indicated as WATT on the main
screen.
Confirm by pressing E.
For greater comfort of use, we recommend that you pedal at a stable
speed.
Programme 11: Fat burn.
Allows you to work at between 60 and 70% of your maximum heart rate
Select your exercise time with buttons A and C, and confirm with button E.
Once the programme has started, you can increase the intensity of the
exercise with buttons A and C
If your measured heart rate is below 60% of your maximum HR, the bike will
increase its resistance to return your HR to the target heart zone.
If your measured heart rate is above 70% of your maximum HR, the bike will
reduce its resistance to return your HR to the target heart zone.
For greater comfort of use, we recommend that you pedal at a stable
speed.
Programme 12: PERF
Allows you to work at between 70 and 80% of your maximum heart rate
Select your exercise time with buttons A and C, and confirm with button E.
Once the programme has started, you can increase the intensity of the
exercise with buttons A and C
If your measured heart rate is below 70% of your maximum HR, the bike will
increase its resistance to return your HR to the target heart zone.
If your measured heart rate is above 80% of your maximum HR, the bike will
reduce its resistance to return your HR to the target heart zone.
For greater comfort of use, we recommend that you pedal at a stable
speed.
PROGRAMME
Programmes 1 to 9
Select your exercise time with buttons
A and C, and confirm with button E.
Once the programme has started,
you can increase the intensity of the
exercise with buttons A and C.
INFORMATION :
In accordance with EN957 class HA standard, this Domyos Ergometer
product has been calibrated according to the following chart.
If you note a disparity from the resistive torque (of more than 10%) during the two-year warranty period, stop using your bike and contact
your nearest store.
Resistence
Level
Developped
Power
in Watts
Pedaling speed
(turns per minute)
8132026354653
14 21 35 47 59 78 91
20 31 49 66 87 109 128
25 40 64 87 112 142 166
32 51 81 108 140 174 205
37 62 96 128 165 207 243
44 72 114 148 190 234 278
50 82 126 170 218 269 318
56 94 141 190 256 301 358
62 104 156 210 274 336 395
67 114 172 231 297 362 429
77 130 195 250 340 410 485
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
30 40 50 60 70 80 90
ENGLISH
Cardio training is aerobic exercise (muscle development in the presence of oxygen); it enables you to improve your cardiovascular capacity.
More specifi cally, you improve the tone of your heart muscle and blood vessels. Cardio training provides oxygen from the air you breathe to your
muscles. The heart pumps this oxygen throughout the entire body, and especially to the muscles that are doing the work.
CARDIO TRAINING
It is essential that you check your pulse regularly during exercise in order
to monitor your training.
If you have no electronic measuring device, proceed as follows:
To check your pulse, place two fi ngers:
- on your neck, below your ear or under your wrist next to your thumb
Do not press too hard:
excessive pressure reduces your blood fl ow and may slow down your
heart rate.
After counting the beats for 30 seconds, multiply by two to give the num-
ber of beats per minute.
For example: 75 beats counted equals 150 beats per minute.
CHECKING YOUR PULSE
A - Warm-up phase
LThe warm-up is the preparatory phase for exercise and gets your body
FULLY READY to start working out. It is a way to PREVENT INJURIES TO
TENDONS AND MUSCLES. It involves two steps: WAKING UP THE MUS-
CULAR SYSTEM, AND OVERALL WARM-UP.
1) You wake up your muscles with a SERIES OF SPECIFIC STRETCHES that
PREPARE YOU FOR EXERCISE: every muscle group is used, and the
joints are stimulated.
2) The overall warm-up makes it possible to put the cardio-vascu-
lar and respiratory system into action progressively, for a better
blood supply to the muscles and better preparation for the effort.
It should be long enough: 10 minutes for a recreational sport, and 20
minutes for a competitive sport.
Note that you should warm up for longer: in the morning and if you are
over 55.
B - Training
The workout is the main phase of your physical activity.
By working out on a REGULAR basis, you can improve your physical fi -
tness.
• Anaerobic work, for improving endurance.
• Aerobic work for improving cardio-pulmonary strength.
C - Warming down
This corresponds to low-level activity; it is the progressive “resting” phase.
WARMING DOWN brings your cardiovascular, respiratory and circulatory
systems and your muscles back to normal functioning (thereby preventing
undesirable side effects such as the build-up of lactic acid, which is one of
the major causes of muscle pain namely, cramps and stiffness).
D - Stretching
You should stretch after warming down.
Stretching after exertion: Minimises MUSCULAR STIFFNESS caused by the
build-up of LACTIC ACIDS and “stimulates» BLOOD CIRCULATION
PHASES OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
CARDIO-TRAINING
• Training at 80 to 90% and above of maximum heart rate: Anaerobic zone and red zone reserved for high-performance
athletes and specialists.
• Training at 70-80% of maximum heart rate: Endurance training
• Training at 60% to 70% of maximum heart rate: Getting into shape/burning off fat.
• Training at 50 to 60% of maximum heart rate.
CARDIO-TRAINING : EXERCISE ZONE
NOTICE AND WARNING TO USERS
Getting into shape must be done in a CONTROLLED manner. Before beginning physical activity, do not hesitate to CONSULT
a PHYSICIAN, especially if: you have not done any sport in recent years, you are over the age of 35, you are unsure of your health
or if you are on medication. IT IS ESSENTIAL TO CONSULT A DOCTOR BEFORE PRACTISING A SPORT.
Men Women
Heartbeats per minute
Age
Heartbeats per minute
Age
If your age is different to those given in the table, you can use the following formulae to calculate your maximum heart rate at 100%.
For men: 220- age - For women: 227- age
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