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To
familiarize
yourself
with
using
the
515e
ski
machine,
take
the
following
steps:
1.
Set
the
arm
tension
to
the
lowest
setting
by
turning
the
T-knob,
located
underneath
the
electronic
console,
counterclockwise.
Once
you
become
familiar
with
the
ski
machine,
you
can
increase
the
arm
tension
by
turning
the
T-knob
clockwise.
2.
Maintain
a
level
carriage
track
by
placing
the
rear
of
the
base
frame
on
the
appropriate
step
elevator
setting.
Note:
After
mounting
the
rear
of
the
ski
machine
into
the
step
elevator,
press
down
on
the
carriage
tracks
and
base
frame
to
be
sure
that
the
frame
is
seated
properly
in
the
step
elevator.
Use
the
step
elevator
at
all
times
to
prevent
damage
to
the
rear
pulley
system.
Photos
6
and
7
Upper
body
motion
3.
Adjust
the
support
pad
so
that
the
lower
portion
of
the
pad
is
parallel
to
your
pelvis,
but
does
not
interfere
with
the
movement
of
your
thighs.
See
Photo
6.
To
raise
or
lower
the
support
pad:
a.
Place
the
foot
pedals
at
the
rear
of
the
carriage
tracks.
b.
Stand
on
the
carriage
tracks
facing
forward
with
your
pelvis
close
to
the
support
pad.
c.
Locate
the
T-knob
on
the
right
side
of
the
upright
support.
d.
Turn
the
T-knob
counterclockwise
and
raise
or
lower
the
support
pad
into
a
comfortable
position.
e.
Once
the
support
pad
is
in
an
appropriate
position,
tighten
the
T-knob
by
turning
it
clockwise
4.
To
become
familiar
with
the
upper
body
motion,
stand
on
the
base
frame
facing
forward
in
a
position
similar
to
the
model
in
Photo
6.
Important:
Be
sure
the
foot
pedals
are
pushed
all
the
way
to
the
back
of
the
machine
as
shown
in
Photo
6.
5.
Grab
a
rope
handle
with
each
hand
and
swing
your
arms
so
that
constant
tension
is
maintained
on
the
arm
swinging
down.
Swing
arms
along
your
sides,
extending
the
forward
arm
as
far
as
comfortable.
See
Photos
6
and
7.
6.
Once
the
upper
body
motion
feels
comfortable,
continue
to
the
next
series
of
steps
to
learn
the
lower
body
movements.
page
15

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