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Mike

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Wed Oct 04, 2006 4:23 pm
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What is difference between treadmills

"folating deck" system,
"swing arm/hydra suspension" system
and
"woodway" system.


Which one is the best?

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Wed Oct 04, 2006 4:23 pm
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[Sorry if this is a duplicate posting. I got a network error when I
tried posting previously.]

Mike wrote:
> What is difference between treadmills
> "folating deck" system,
> "swing arm/hydra suspension" system
> and "woodway" system.

"Swing Arm", "Hydra Suspension" and "Woodway" suspension are all
trademarked terms of each manufacturer's implementation of a "floating
deck", which provides shock absorption.

> Which one is the best?

Shock absorption is a good thing. But I am sure that you can 3
different answers to the question of which implementation is better
Wink.

Since each term is a trademark of the manufacturer, I suggest that you
look at the overall quality of each treadmill, rather than focus on an
implementation of any particular detail. If you truly have narrowed
your selection down to a model of each of the three manufacturers
(Smooth Fitness, Greenmaster and Woodway) and this is the deciding
factor, I suggest that you try out each of their treadmills to see
which shock absorption appeals to you more. You might also look for
Consumer Reports evaluations, if any, of treadmills by the three
manufacturers.

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Mike

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Wed Oct 04, 2006 7:23 pm
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<joeu2004.DeleteThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1159970765.148200.263100@m7g2000cwm.googlegroups.com...
> [Sorry if this is a duplicate posting. I got a network error when I
> tried posting previously.]
>
> Mike wrote:
> > What is difference between treadmills
> > "folating deck" system,
> > "swing arm/hydra suspension" system
> > and "woodway" system.
>
> "Swing Arm", "Hydra Suspension" and "Woodway" suspension are all
> trademarked terms of each manufacturer's implementation of a "floating
> deck", which provides shock absorption.


Yes, they are treadmarks but this treadmarks mean
system which treadmill using.

Floating deck classic which is wide used have
deck on springs and this apsorption shock, as I
see this system is expencive for changing deck.

Swing arn with hydra supension is when shock
is aporbed via hydra aposrber and swing arm system,
and changing this is less expencive because deck
is no changed only aporbers.

Woodway - they use some third mistic to me system for
aporption.


I looking all this as no professional in equipment
bussines and I asking for help... I don't know
which system better aporb shhock and other
benefits or no benefits.




> > Which one is the best?
>
> Shock absorption is a good thing. But I am sure that you can 3
> different answers to the question of which implementation is better
> Wink.

I looking to hear what users and experts say.



> Since each term is a trademark of the manufacturer, I suggest that you
> look at the overall quality of each treadmill, rather than focus on an
> implementation of any particular detail.

I looking on qualiti but this is very importan fact.


If you truly have narrowed
> your selection down to a model of each of the three manufacturers
> (Smooth Fitness, Greenmaster and Woodway) and this is the deciding
> factor, I suggest that you try out each of their treadmills to see
> which shock absorption appeals to you more. You might also look for
> Consumer Reports evaluations, if any, of treadmills by the three
> manufacturers.

Thank you on suggestions.
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Steve Freides

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(Msg. 4) Posted: Wed Oct 04, 2006 7:23 pm
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"Mike" <mike RemoveThis @supergym.com> wrote in message
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> <joeu2004 RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1159970765.148200.263100@m7g2000cwm.googlegroups.com...
>> [Sorry if this is a duplicate posting. I got a network error when I
>> tried posting previously.]
>>
>> Mike wrote:
>> > What is difference between treadmills
>> > "folating deck" system,
>> > "swing arm/hydra suspension" system
>> > and "woodway" system.
>>
>> "Swing Arm", "Hydra Suspension" and "Woodway" suspension are all
>> trademarked terms of each manufacturer's implementation of a
>> "floating
>> deck", which provides shock absorption.
>
>
> Yes, they are treadmarks but this treadmarks mean
> system which treadmill using.
>
> Floating deck classic which is wide used have
> deck on springs and this apsorption shock, as I
> see this system is expencive for changing deck.
>
> Swing arn with hydra supension is when shock
> is aporbed via hydra aposrber and swing arm system,
> and changing this is less expencive because deck
> is no changed only aporbers.
>
> Woodway - they use some third mistic to me system for
> aporption.
>
>
> I looking all this as no professional in equipment
> bussines and I asking for help... I don't know
> which system better aporb shhock and other
> benefits or no benefits.
>
>
>
>
>> > Which one is the best?
>>
>> Shock absorption is a good thing. But I am sure that you can 3
>> different answers to the question of which implementation is better
>> Wink.
>
> I looking to hear what users and experts say.
>
>
>
>> Since each term is a trademark of the manufacturer, I suggest that
>> you
>> look at the overall quality of each treadmill, rather than focus on
>> an
>> implementation of any particular detail.
>
> I looking on qualiti but this is very importan fact.
>
>
> If you truly have narrowed
>> your selection down to a model of each of the three manufacturers
>> (Smooth Fitness, Greenmaster and Woodway) and this is the deciding
>> factor, I suggest that you try out each of their treadmills to see
>> which shock absorption appeals to you more. You might also look for
>> Consumer Reports evaluations, if any, of treadmills by the three
>> manufacturers.
>
> Thank you on suggestions.

You should try each in person to see which you prefer, and compare
warranties as well.

-S-
http://www.kbnj.com
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starleads




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(Msg. 5) Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 8:11 am
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you should consider getting an elliptical trainer
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mo_twista




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(Msg. 6) Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 7:41 pm
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yeah, elliptical is pretty much the way to go - especially if you have a larger frame and/or a bit bulkier than the average person - easy on the joints
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