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Developed for elite Nordic athletes, the KICKBIKE is arguably the best aerobic workout available.

With regular workouts you can expect to stretch the hamstring, strengthen and tone the quadriceps and calf muscles and trim down and firm up the thighs and buttocks!  By adopting the proper kicking technique - lifting the knee in front, you will also strengthen your diagonal lower abdominals and lower back.

KICKBIKING, generates a low impact foot strike, whereas runners generate up to 3.6 times their body weight at heel strike with every step. KICKBIKING significantly reduces shock to the knees and lower extremities, as body weight is principally supported by the stationery leg.

Injury prevention is further enhanced by not fixing you into a fixed position , like on a bicycle. Changing positions reduces muscle stiffness, strain and chance of injury. This also makes it a brilliant Rehabilitation tool for knee and hamstring recovery.

So forgo the nip and tuck and mount a KICKBIKE. It's the simplest and safest way to reduce your fat.

Health warning: Side effects include toned legs, pert buttocks and a sense of well-being. Please moderate usage.

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Why an aerobic workout?

Strength training utilises Calories, but not nearly enough to burn significant amounts of fat. Maintaining a thick layer of fat over your muscles will conceal your developing muscles. 

Burning more calories than you eat is the only way to reduce the thickness of that fat layer. And while it's possible to "spot train" specific muscles, "spot reducing" is next to impossible. The simplest way to burn the calories is aerobic exercise!

The aerobic exercise offered with a Kickbike, is equivalent to a very high intensity workout at a gym, but a lot more enjoyable.

 

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