What does the 24" H measurement refer to please? I've StaminaPilatesPerformer w/ 85" L, 20 1/4"w. Is this the 4240 Stamina model?Incl Exercise chart?
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I would assume its the measurement with the rebounder on it. I don't know about the model number. Yes, it comes with two CD's & a exercise chart. Good Luck!
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A 24" waist...will it fit tight?...no. I just measured the fabric portion of the belt, and it was 32"...so if you were to tighten the belt as tight as it will go with the Velcro strap...it should be about 32"...question...okay, your waist is 24"...but aren't your hips bigger than 32"? It shouldn't fall down to your ankles. And you want to wear it out of the water? This thing is heavy with all the weights in place...not sure how that will work without the bouyancy of water helping you...that said, Amazon has an easy return policy, so try it out and see.
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the pieces that mount to the wall are 26" long. The width of the unit is 4 feet, mine measure 49.5" from outside edge to outside edge. Great piece of equipment. I'm 250+ and it has no issues holding me up. I have mine mounted to the wall in my garage, not the ceiling. I put the bar is in the outside slot. I have plenty of room to do pull ups. I also hang rings off of it to do dips, pushups, reverse pushups, etc..
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I had also wondered about this and was told that because I have low back pain it would be better to get the 24" because the handles were higher and there would be less 'reaching' bending over that I would have to do with the 26" - And I am almost 5'6" - But I've not bought one yet because I would prefer to 'check' one out first.hope this helps someone.
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We saw many weight guidelines, rather than height when we purchased this unicycle. The 24" would likely be a good fit if your inseam is longer than 32" but again, check the weight guidelines as well
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The max stride is only about 26" or so. I really like this little machine, but I would not recommend it if you want to be able to make a long stride. It gives a good workout, seeing YOU do all of the work, no motor. I am 5'2 3/4" tall, the stride or stretch is not really there. Hope this helps!
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What measurement are you referring to for 20"? I can tell you that it is very easy to install and it is very accurate and I fell like it is very helpful in helping me train for my triathlon.
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Justin, I have not measured. I have enough air in the ball to hold me up, so I can exercise. I had to fill twice. OK mine is also the same as yours. If you measure to the center of the ball it's 30". Does this help???
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I haven't weighed it but I can. I can say that five rounds of 20seconds on 10rest works my arms like no other workout I've ever done. I've used both and prefer the 1.5 inch. I can go longer with 1.5 which equals cardiovascular gas out. With the 2 inch arms burn out too quick and I like the cardiovascular and arm burnout at same time. Plus my wife can't hang with 2", it's more about rythem than weight. If you are over 6 foot and burly you might want 2" but 1.5 will still kick your butt.
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Depends on how athletic and intense you want your stride to be. If beginner, it is a good length because you do not want to be discouraged. I am 5 feet, female, and the 6 feet is great, but am thinking of getting a longer one too for intense days. I put weights on the sides because when I do intensity slides, sometimes the whole thing slides (I have new wood floors that are slick). The sides are pretty solid, but I just found I was moving the board when doing intervals.
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I am also interested to find out he EXACT dimensions to replace a 20 year old model, and this model is listed in some sites with 23 25/32 width, 24 is too large for my counter space, which is correct? hurry I need to decide
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I'm 6' 2" and there seems to be a fair amount of additional seat adjustment after setting it for me. However, you are correct in being concerned about sizing. I've been using mine a great deal not just for exercise but to recuperate from operations on both legs for total knee replacements. I generally log at least fifteen minutes a day with resistance set to max. By the way, this machine does not have a computer program that can vary the resistance for uphill and downhill, and even at its max setting the resistance is not all that much. However, it has been an ideal machine for me. If you can find one to try that would be best. I would assume that most of the inexpensive bikes are of similar quality. I'm 6' 2" and there seems to be a fair amount of additional seat adjustment after setting it for me. However, you are correct in being concerned about sizing. I've been using mine a great deal not just for exercise but to recuperate from operations on both legs for total knee replacements. I generally log at least fifteen minutes a day with resistance set to max. By the way, this machine does not have a computer program that can vary the resistance for uphill and downhill, and even at its max setting the resistance is not all that much. However, it has been an ideal machine for me. If... » Read More I'm 6' 2" and there seems to be a fair amount of additional seat adjustment after setting it for me. However, you are correct in being concerned about sizing. I've been using mine a great deal not just for exercise but to recuperate from operations on both legs for total knee replacements. I generally log at least fifteen minutes a day with resistance set to max. By the way, this machine does not have a computer program that can vary the resistance for uphill and downhill, and even at its max setting the resistance is not all that much. However, it has been an ideal machine for me. If you can find one to try that would be best. I would assume that most of the inexpensive bikes are of similar quality. « Show Less
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I believe that these balls are color coded by the manufacturer and the 65cm is only in this one color. You might check three things: 1. Is it inflated enough? 2. Did you check the ball size versus your height on the chart in the description of the ball? Here it is: Size Chart (Ball Diameter&gt; User Height): 45cm/18in&gt; 5'0"/152cm 55cm/22in&gt; 5'1" - 5'6"/155 -167cm 65cm/26in&gt; 5'7" - 6'1"/170 - 185cm 75cm/30in&gt; 6'2" - 6'8"/188cm - 202cm 3. If the size chart is correct for you, are you using a trainer who might be able to help make sure your body position, etc. is correct? Personally, I have the same green one that you purchased. I am only 5'3" but my trainer and my physical therapist and I found that this 65cm size (which the chart says is too big for me) was really the right size for me to do the particular kind of exercise that I need. As a result I have a couple of exercise balls when I only intended to have one. However, my trainer has been able to make good use of them all (and they are cheap!).
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If you are talking about body frame... I would look at leg length and weight. I use both the 65 and the 75...I am lets say 'stocky"about 240-245 and 6 feet tall. I use the 75cm for a desk seat and the 65cm to exercise and stretch with. Some girls have long legsand they might like the 65 or even 75 if using for a desk seat. It sure has worked my back using it at my desk, works the legs too.I hope that helps, Bear
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Christopher, I would liken this treadmill at just slightly less than the ones I used to use at the County Recreation Center. I am 5'9 and 200 and have been using this thing to walk 4 miles per day at 15 minute miles five days a week. I keep the belt lubricated with silicone like the manual says and have had zero problems with it. Everything works today the same as it has for the past two years. This has been a quality piece of equipment that is built very well. I can't see that you would have a problem with it at all. Hope this answers your question. Please feel free to contact me if you have anymore.
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Size Chart: S/P=24"-30", M/M=30"-36", L/G=36"-42", XL/TG=42"-48"I'd go with the M. I made the mistake of getting the L and I'm a 34"
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My workout space is about 8ft by 10 ft. That seems to be plenty. Every once in awhile I need to kinda modify but that doesn't interfere with the workout. I LOVE Turbo Fire!!! Good luck!