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Reduced body impact and stress

Posted by admin On May - 8 - 2010

Reduce stressThe rolling support provided when Veloped Walking greatly reduces the impact and stress on your knees, hips, ankles and back. It’s an ideal exercise if you for example have week ankles or if you are recovering from knee problems. Veloped Walking can also relieve you from pain when exercising, for instance pain caused by arthritis or lower back pain.

With the sliding seat you can also take a break in between your efforts. In addition; the air-pressured tires and the suspension provide unbeatable comfort. Contrary to a vehicle with solid tires, the Veloped rides a lot smoother and you do not feel each and every bump in the road.

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Basic Technique

Posted by admin On April - 22 - 2010

Position1. Before you start
First step is to adjust the height of your Trionic Veloped. Stand up straight and let your arms hang freely – adjust the gripbar so that the rubber grips are set at wrist height. Adjust the front wheel according to your choice of walking terrain. For Veloped Walking in city areas and/or on tarmac, the climbing/easy steering-mode is the better choice. If you are heading for trails, gravel roads or true off-road, the climbing/suspension-mode is the better choice. Always remember to push the seat forward in order to allow for maximum leg movement when walking at a faster pace.

2. Exercising
Walking close to, more or less within, your Veloped keeps your back straight. Try to relax and trust the off-road abilities of your Veloped and lift your eyes from the ground. Now you have a much better walking posture, and you can also better enjoy the beautiful scenery. By varying your hand position on the gripbar during your training session, you avoid static load. Brake slightly while descending in order to prevent the Veloped from rolling away from you.

3. Walking pace
Practice Veloped Walking for periods between 15 minutes and 2 hours at a time. Keep a brisk walking pace and remember that your intensity and heart rate should allow you to hold a conversation. If you loose your breath you are walking to fast, and you should slow down a bit for the best fat burning and fitness effect. Always take a break and sit down to rest if you suddenly feel increasingly tired.

Remember to check the tires for correct air pressure every 3-4 weeks. The recommended air pressure is 1.5 – 2.0 bar, but if you do a lot of off-road walking consider lower pressure for increased comfort.

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