Manuals for Cross Trainers
Below you can find all brands of Cross Trainers for which we have manuals available. Click on your brand for a list of all models. Also view the frequenty asked questions at the bottom of the page for useful tips about your product. Is your brand not on the list? Please contact us.
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- AsVIVA
- Athletic
- Athletics
- Batavus
- Best Fitness
- BH Fitness
- Body Fit
- Body Sculpture
- BodyWorx
- Bremshey
- Care Fitness
- Christopeit
- Clas Ohlson
- Crivit
- Darwin
- DKN
- Domyos
- Duvlan
- Dynamic
- Edges
- Endurance
- Energetics
- Finnlo
- FITFIU
- Flow Fitness
- Fortis
- FreeMotion
- Fuel Fitness
- Hammer
- HMS
- Impex
- inSPORTline
- JETstream
- JLL
- Kayoba
- Kettler
- Klarfit
- Life Fitness
- LifeGear
- Lifespan
- Marcy
- Master
- Matrix
- Merit
- Nautilus
- NordicTrack
- NuStep
- Octane
- Orbit
- Precor
- Pro Fitness
- Pro-Form
- Reebok
- Rex
- Rössler
- Schwinn
- Skandika
- Sole Fitness
- Spirit Fitness
- Spokey
- Sportplus
- SportsArt
- Star Trac
- Striale
- TechnoGym
- Toorx
- True
- Tunturi
- Viavito
- Virtufit
- Weslo
- XTERRA
- XTERRA Fitness
- York Fitness
- Zipro
Frequently Asked Questions
Our support team searches for useful product information and answers to frequently asked questions. If you find an inaccuracy in our frequently asked questions, please let us know by using our contact form.
What is the difference between a cross trainer with the flywheel on the front or the back? Verified
Cross trainers that have th flywheel in the back are often smaller. On these cross trainers you can generally also make smaller steps. When the flywheel is in the front, the cross trainer is generally larger and allows you to make bigger steps.
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What muscles are trained when using a cross trainer? Verified
When correctly using a cross trainer you train almost all muscles. During a workout you use back, shoulder, arm, abdominal, gluteal and leg muscles.
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Is using a cross trainer stressful for my knees? Verified
No. During the exercise your feet stay on the pedals and you make smooth movements. This means no force is applied to the knees, as is the case with for example running.
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