Is there an adjustment on resistance on the legs too?
1739548
No. The only resistance adjustment is on the handles. The pistons are attached to the pistons by a clamp secured by a knob. When the clamp is slid up on the handle, the residence increases. This design is common on many piston rowing machines and works fairly well.
1739549
As you adjust the resistance for the arms you will also find it more difficult to straighten the legs. Its a very good total body workout and great for exercising when viewing at home media.
2111474
No adjustments on legs. That should`t be problem, small shims can be inserted under leg (s) to prevent rocking on uneven ground
1381987
The only way is to adjust the angle of the legs, not the height on the frame, if I remember.
788559
It is a screw type adjustment, so you can really set it to any resistance you want from almost none to I have jump on the pedal to make it move.
1996344
You can also tighten the belt. That will add more resistance and stop the belt from moving too quickly. That's what I did to mine. The how-to part is in the instruction manual.
879128
It is adjustable, you can use the least resistance and increase it as you get stronger. You basically have to be able to squeeze your upper thighs.
2034318
Yes, the bottom section of the legs retract to be adjust to different low highest.
2057838
Yes. You open it up using push tab at the top. Then, you have access to legs with many adjustments.
1073478
You can adjust the resistance by the amount of water that you add. There isn't a switch or lever, just the water level which can be adjusted. There's a mark on the tank above which you don't want to add any more water (maximum resistance, I suppose) but you can certainly add less.Also the faster you row, the more resistance you create.
784185
It is fairly simple. Once you select the program type, then you can increase or decrease the resistance with the same buttons. I personally only use the first program which is a flat run. So I am not sure if you can adjust resistance on the other programs they have. Hope that helps
254816
The distance from seat to peddles is adjustable. The resistance levels are also adjustable.
665010
No unfortunately there is no adjustment. I used mine once and threw it away. It was worthless.
1113117
The resistance is not adjustable, but it seems to be plenty. You can certainly go as hard as you like. To see if it's for you, you need to try it out before buying. I love mine and it gives me a great workout including upper body.
1669330
The leg and foot unit itself is not adjustable but the air bag intensity comes in two settings (high and low). The default setting is high but for some people and especially someone with lymphedema, the higher setting might be uncomfortable. However, the low intensity setting has mild pressure on the legs and feet. The message chair seems to have some sort of sensoring ability to detect the amount of pressure on the legs and feet. Both my son and I use the message chair and his legs are very thick and mine are pencils. Even though we are sized very differently, we both enjoy the leg and foot message aspect of the chair.
2232578
Resistance is controlled by the red knob located above the wheel, it is adjustable to your preference. Once adjusted it remains consistent.
150585
Depending on your cycling ability, yes it does. I don't notice the resistance until I have it all the way up and I'm cycling pretty hard.
1541637
While the bike does have the normal metal grips that monitor heart rate, I haven't seen any programs that automatically adjust the resistance or any other settings based on it.