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Foldable | Yes |
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Incline | 12 levels |
Display | LCD |
Programs | Free training (quick start), Countdown training, Hill run, Interval |
Training Programs | Free training (quick start), Countdown training, Hill run, Interval |
Heart Rate Monitoring | Yes |
Explains the Menu Display for settings, program selection, and viewing results.
Details the programme display showing key performance data during training.
Starts an open workout without presets, data not assigned to user account.
Select one of up to four individual user accounts for personal settings and results.
Use preset profile for all training programmes without personal settings or stored results.
Create a new individual user profile by entering name, age, and training level.
Adjust device settings like language and units of measurement for all users.
Connect to smartphone/tablet/PC for additional workout programs via fitness apps.
Focuses on personal training management, repeat workouts, and viewing results.
Directly accesses the last training programme that was started.
Lists all available training runs for the KETTLER Treadmill.
Configure and create your own individual workout sessions.
View personal overall performance and best results over specific distances.
Adjust user-specific settings like age or training level.
Connect treadmill via Bluetooth to smartphone/tablet/PC for additional training programmes via fitness apps.
Information on compatible apps like Kinomap, available on app stores or kettlersport.com.
Instructions on how to fold the treadmill for space-saving storage.
Guidance on how to move the folded treadmill using transport rollers.
Procedure to reset the unit to factory settings via the unit settings menu.
Procedure to adjust the running belt using adjusting screws to ensure it runs straight.
Instructions for tightening the running belt to prevent slipping, with caution for over/undertensioning.
Basis for workout planning using current physical performance and doctor's advice.
Guidelines for exertion intensity using heart rate, including maximum and active pulse calculations.
Details the four phases of movement execution: Front Swing, Front Supporting, Back Supporting, and Back Swing.