JTX Sprint-7: Large Motorised Treadmill | JTX Fitness
A superior treadmill engineered to guarantee results for regular runners and athletes. Outstanding durability and design.
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$249.99
$499.98
A SUPERIOR TREADMILL ENGINEERED FOR ENDURANCE.
An outstanding investment in your physical health and running performance. You’ll push yourself with the confidence that only a large, stable deck provides. Packed with interactive features and program options, plus heart rate training to help you progress in your fitness journey faster. You may even sleep better and reduce your stress levels too.
• Superior Large Home Treadmill
• Power: 3HP. Speed: 20kph
• Power Incline: 0- 15 %. 43 Programs
• Responsive Heart Rate Programs
• Running Deck: 145(l) x 51cm(w)
• 8 Point Cushionstep Deck™
• Size: 179(l)x 88(w)x 159(h)cm
• Folded Size: 120(l)x 88(w)x 159(h)cm
• 3 Year In Home Repair Warranty
• Free Tablet Holder
52 X 145CM CUSHIONSTEP™ DECK
The CushionStep™ deck utilises an 8-point suspension system and CSC springs to create a forgiving running platform which can reduce the impact on knees and joints by up to 30%.
QUICK SPEED & INCLINE BUTTONS
Quickly adjust speed and incline settings for ultimate performance and safety with the JTX Sprint-7: Treadmill’s quick buttons. The carefully positioned buttons on the computer allow precise changes to speed and incline, without the need to look down. This allows you to make adjustments whilst safely maintaining a smooth and consistent running action.
SPEED AND POWER
The JTX Sprint-7: Large Treadmill is powered by a durable and dependable 3 HP motor. This is an extremely smooth, quiet motor which drives the JTX Sprint-7: Motorised Treadmill at speeds of up to 20KPH.
SUPERIOR BUILD QUALITY
Built to last, the JTX Sprint-7 features a heavy gauge steel frame, high-grade parts and internal components. It is built for stability under the pressure of regular use. It is guaranteed to keep pace with you as your fitness improves and your goals advance.
ROBUST + COMPACT DESIGN
The reinforced upright console supports and lower frame components.
The JTX Sprint-7 quickly folds to a compact size and locks safely in place. The in-built wheels allow you to easily move and relocate the treadmill. When you’re ready to train, the hydraulic safety system lowers the CushionStep™ deck gently towards the ground.
15 DEGREES OF DIGITAL INCLINE
The digital incline smoothly raises the deck with a range from 0-15 %, over 15 levels. The combination of speed and incline allow you to configure the JTX Sprint-7: Large Treadmill in line with your current goals.
BLACK-DIAMOND™ RUNNING BELT
The JTX Black-Diamond™ running belt is designed to provide perfect grip and reliability. Constructed from engineered fabric, it can last up to 50% longer than standard belts.
DUAL WATER BOTTLE HOLDERS
To ensure you stay hydrated during the most intensive workouts, the JTX Sprint-7 features two carefully positioned water bottle holders.
SAFETY KEY
The JTX Sprint-7’s safety key allows you to focus on your training with the confidence that the motorised treadmill can be stopped instantly in the event of a problem.
43 PERSONAL TRAINER DESIGNED PROGRAMS
To help keep your training both challenging and varied as your fitness improves, the JTX Sprint-7 features 43 workout programs. These programs have been strategically designed to create a broad range of workout options that will keep your training varied and interesting. The difficulty of each program can be adjusted, so you can increase the intensity of each program as your fitness improves.
Up to four different user profiles, each with built-in workout programs can be stored on the JTX Sprint-7: Large Treadmill.
7 INCH DISPLAY + ADVANCED COMPUTER
The clutter-free display clearly tracks and displays all your key training data on a 7-inch screen. Eight quick start buttons are included to ensure you can quickly alter speed and incline – great for interval training or hill climb simulations.
Control buttons are large, rubberized and easy to press – making a big difference when you are running fast and need to remain in control of the treadmill.
ERGONOMIC TABLET DISPLAY
The JTX Sprint-7 features a carefully positioned tablet holder that creates a comfortable viewing position without obscuring the motorised treadmill display. This allows you to enjoy all your favourite multimedia while keeping an eye on your performance.
CONNECT WITH RUNNING APPS
Your JTX Sprint-7 integrates directly via Bluetooth with Kinomap, an app you can purchase for your phone or tablet. Kinomap allows you to run stunning routes from all over the world, using google maps technology. The incline of the treadmill will adjust to match the terrain on your phone or tablet. You can also get interactive with a wide range of running apps with the addition of a foot-pod. Run through virtual worlds, join group races and explore beautiful real-life tracks. Get detailed metrics on your performance and track your progress. To find out more take a look at our blog post on treadmill running apps.
WIRELESS HEART RATE TRAINING
Heart rate training is one of the most efficient ways to achieve your cardio fitness and weight management goals. The computer monitors your heart rate and adjusts the resistance to keep you working in the ideal heart rate zone. Use the pulse sensors on the handle or the inbuilt Polar receiver to connect to compatible Polar technology.
Polar offers industry-leading heart rate tracking chest straps and fitness watches. Train with the Polar H10 chest strap, and you can also connect to your smartphone or tablet to track and save your workout data.
SIMPLE ASSEMBLY
The JTX Sprint-7 comes with a clear and easy-to-follow user manual to guide you through the simple assembly. You are guaranteed to be up and running quickly and stress-free.
BUILT-IN SPEAKERS
The JTX Sprint-7 features high-quality speakers. You’ll be able to play your favourite tunes to stay motivated throughout your workout.
Additional information
| Running Area | 145 x 51cm |
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| Maximum speed | 20kph |
| Incline | 0- 15 %, 15 Levels |
| Workout Programs | 43 Programs |
| Power | 3 Horse power |
| Folded Dimensions | 88(w)x 120(l)x 159(h)cm |
| Dimensions | 88(w)x 179(l) x 159(h)cm |
| Floor to Deck Height | 20 cm (Flat deck) – 30 cm (Inclined deck) |
| Boxed Dimensions | 200(l) x 90(w) x 33(h) cm |
| Max. User Weight | 160kg |
| Machine Weight | 86kg |
| Boxed Weight | 95kg |
| WARRANTY | 3 YEAR IN HOME WARRANTY |
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A treadmill is a device generally used for walking, running, or climbing while staying in the same place. Treadmills were introduced before the development of powered machines to harness the power of animals or humans to do work, often a type of mill operated by a person or animal treading the steps of a treadwheel to grind grain. In later times, treadmills were used as punishment devices for people sentenced to hard labour in prisons. The terms treadmill and treadwheel were used interchangeably for the power and punishment mechanisms.
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