Swimming Pool Water Exercise Equipment:

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Olympic Pool are the biggest importers & wholesalers of Swimming pool water exercise equipment we have Aqua dumbbells & water buoyancy belts & pool noodles available for exercise in the water a great fun way to stay fit.

Benefits of Water Exercise

Exercise devotees are increasingly taking to the pool for workouts that range from strength training with dumbbells and other water weights to full-fledged cardio workouts. Fitness instructors are even transferring land-based exercise, including tai chi, yoga and Pilates -- nicknamed Poolates by its aficionados -- into the pool. Wet workouts "encompass all of the components of fitness," states the American Council on Exercise, including cardio fitness, building muscles, increasing flexibility and even reducing body fat.

Water Weights

Water weights, including dumbbells, offer a pool-based form of resistance training. Water weights include dumbbells, barbells and other weights that attach to the ankles, wrists or torso. When you use water weights, your muscles, limbs and joints move more slowly, which keeps you from sudden or swift motions that can cause injury. At the same time, the buoyancy of the water reduces the stress on the body by as much as 90 percent. Because the water resists more strongly than gravity, you can strengthen muscles and increase bone density more quickly than on land.

WATER BUOYANCY BELT

What is a water buoyancy belt?

The buoyancy belt allows an early return to swimming pool exercises when you have an injury that would otherwise stop you from exercising. It clips around the waist and keeps your feet off the bottom of the pool, allowing the user to run without putting weight through their injury. It can significantly reduce the time that someone is out with a sports injury.

The belt is ideal where you have an injury that requires a rest from the impact of your normal sport. It enables you to allow the injury to recover, without suffering a decline in your general fitness level. By maintaining your general fitness in the pool, the recovery process is accelerated and you can get back to your sport faster.

The benefits of exercise in water can be continued even after regaining full fitness. These include:

• The pressure of the water in the pool improves circulation and reduces swelling in the injured areas.
• Water increases joint mobility and flexibility.
• Water induces relaxation and provides a feeling of well-being.
• Water pressure increases blood volume per heart stroke (this works your heart muscle more and over time your heart gets more efficient), enhancing cardiac conditioning.

AQUA DUMBBELLS

ater offers resistance that makes it perfect for a strength-training workout, notes the American Council on Exercise. Classes enhance the resistance training effects of water by using tools like water buoys--also called water dumbbells--to create a strength-building experience. These dumbbells feature a handle with two "weighted" ends made from water-impervious polyethylene foam. The dumbbells come in different sizes--larger ones provide more resistance against the water and make your movements more challenging. Incorporate dumbbells in a strength-only routine, or alternate moves with cardio bursts like lap swims, tuck jumps and underwater jumping jacks to achieve a total body workout.

HERE ARE SOME SIMPLE EXERCISES TO TRY WITH YOUR AQUA DUMBBELLS

Step 1

Warm up for five to 10 minutes with simple, large movements. Jog in place or water walk to increase circulation and help your body adjust to the resistance and temperature of the water.

Step 2

Perform lateral raises to work the shoulders. Stand on the pool floor with your legs shoulder-width apart. Hold the dumbbells underwater with the arms extended along the sides of your thighs. Raise the dumbbells to just below the surface of the water and push against the water to return to the starting position. Repeat 10 to 15 times for one set.

Step 3

Use the buoys to work the obliques and back extensors. Stand on the pool floor and place your feet shoulder-width apart. Hold a water dumbbell in each hand, elbows bent and upper arms tucked against the sides of your torso. The buoys should be under the surface of the water. Bend from the waist toward the left and resist the movement to return to a straight up and down position. Keep the buoys tucked in against your sides throughout the movement to create resistance. Repeat on the other side.

Step 4

Execute chest flyes with the dumbbells under water. Hold a dumbbell in each hand and place the feet slightly wider than shoulder-width apart. Lift the arms out to the side so they rest just below the surface of the water and bend your elbows slightly. Hinge forward from the hips at about a 45-degree angle. Lower the arms through the water in an arcing motion until the dumbbells lightly touch in front of your pelvis. Resist the water to return to the starting position. Keep your elbows softly bent throughout the exercise. Complete 10 to 15 for one set.

POOL NOODLES

Here are some exercises with your pool noodle.

Water exercises are beneficial for the body and can be performed by all ages. Working out in the pool helps you stay cool. It is also effective in preventing you from putting undue pressure on your joints. While swimming laps and engaging in water aerobic classes are excellent, you can vary your routine by incorporating some extra strength training and flexibility while you are in the water. An excellent and inexpensive tool to aid you in performing these types of exercises is the pool noodle.

There are many fun and effective exercises to do with pool noodles, ranging from beginner to advanced. These include exercises for toning, aerobic movements and balance practice. Some health conditions can be aggravated with pool noodles, so be ready to modify for those participants.

Step 1

Try the single leg pump. Hold the noodle in a "U" shape and submerge it. Raise a bent leg up and put the arch of your foot on the bottom of the "U", like in a stirrup. Release your hands. Your hip and knee are bent at a 90-degree angle, with your foot depressing the "U" of the noodle. Push, or pump, the noodle down and up 20 to 30 times. Repeat with the other leg.

Step 2

Do this balancing exercise. Keep the noodle in the arch of your foot as described above. Push the noodle all the way to the pool bottom until you are stepping on it. Step the other foot onto the noodle. Keep your heels and toes off the bottom. Balance with only the arches of your feet standing on the noodle. Allow the noodle to come up off of the pool bottom with your feet still on it. Bend your knees up and push the noodle down again.This is a double leg pump. It requires strength and balance.

Step 3

Try these abdominal exercises. Grasp the "U" in each hand like you would a swing at the park and sit on it. Take your feet off the bottom of the pool. Swing on the noodle by moving your lower legs forward and backward. Advance to situps. Allow the noodle to slide out from under your bottom and up your back, under your armpits. Float your body up to the surface. Bring your knees and chest toward each other as in a situp. Repeat 20 to 50 times.

Step 4

Try arm exercises. Hold the noodle in an upside down "U," like holding ski poles. Submerge only the part of the noodle that is in your hands. Alternately push and pull your hands through the water. Keep the noodle in the upside-down position. Bend your arms to a 90-degree angle at the elbow. Press the insides of your elbows into your sides. Alternately pull the noodle down to your thighs, like you're milking a cow.

Step 5

Combine the above arm exercises with these simple cardiovascular movements. Stand on the pool bottom in a forward lunge. Jump and switch your legs continually. This is called a cross-country ski. Alternately, push and pull the noodle, in upside-down "U" position, as you cross-country ski. Combine milking the cow arms with a jog in place.

A noodle can be used in water for variations in your cardiovascular exercises, as a strength training tool or as a flexibility aide. Most aquatic centers have noodles, but you can also purchase them for personal use at sporting goods or supercenter stores. When holding onto a noodle, use a firm grasp, but do not hold so tightly that you experience pain in your fingers or wrists.

Shallow

Running in the shallow water, with both feet in contact with the floor, is a good cardiovascular exercise. The water provides resistance, but you can increase that resistance with a noodle. A noodle will create additional drag when you wrap the noodle around your back and place the ends near your sides, so the noodle does not touch your backside, it floats behind you. As you run, you have to use increased force to pull the noodle through the water.

Deep

In the deep water, you can sit on your noodle with one end in front of your body, and the other behind, and pedal your legs as if riding a bicycle. This position can also be used to challenge the arms by using a breast stroke to pull you through the water and allowing the legs to hang. Another use for this straddle position is to move your legs in a scissor motion, as if cross country skiing.

Strength

The noodle provides a resistance training tool as it will float and requires force to be pushed under the water. To strengthen your arms, stand shoulder deep in the water and hold the middle of your noodle with both hands. Bend your arms and place your elbows into your sides with your palms facing down. Perform a pushdown by straightening your arms and lowering the noodle toward your hips, and then release the noodle into start position.

Flexibility

At the end of your water workout, stretching exercises will help to improve your flexibility and reduce muscle tension. The use of a noodle can help to deepen your stretch. To stretch your legs, place one foot in the center of the noodle and hold onto an end in each hand. Raise your straight leg and the noodle to the surface of the water and then lean forward bringing your chest toward the top of your leg, using the noodle as leverage if needed. This is a hamstring stretch and should be held for 30 to 60 seconds and then repeated on the opposite leg.

Pool Plank

The plank works your abdominal muscles. To begin, stand in the shallow end of the pool and hold an end of the pool noodle in each hand so it is vertical. Push it into the water and lean forward until your entire body is at a 30-degree angle. Hold this position for one to two minutes. Repeat two to three times.

Single-Legged Balance

The single-legged balance exercise targets your leg and core. Stand in the shallower end of the pool so the water comes to your waist. Lift your right leg so your quadriceps muscle is horizontal to the bottom of the pool. Place your foot onto the middle of the noodle, with the ends facing the pool surface. Keep your arms and hands down at your sides. Balance using your right foot on the noodle for one minute. Repeat three to five times before switching legs and repeating.

Cardiovascular Resistance Exercise

This exercise targets the chest, back, arms and core muscles. In the middle of the pool, place the noodle between your legs so one end is in front, the other behind you. Keep your torso straight and use a pedaling motion with your legs, moving as quickly through the water as possible, using your hands and arms for balance and directional control. Perform for three to five minutes.

More Ideas You can use the spaghetti tube in many different ways. Because it provides buoyancy, you can place it across your chest, lie on your stomach, and kick, working the leg muscles. You can lie on your back with the spaghetti tube wrapped around your torso and kick, working your leg muscles. Place the spaghetti tube behind your back, providing you with support while you perform crunches. Push it underwater to provide resistance for various arm exercises. Tie it around your waist and run through the water --- it will provide added resistance.

Step Down

Stand with your back against the side of the swimming pool in water that's between waist- and chest-deep. Lift your left knee and place the center of a noodle squarely under the center of your foot. With your body upright and your left knee at a 90-degree angle, press your left foot down into the water, using the noodle as resistance to the movement. On land, this movement would be similar to stepping onto a chair, except instead of stepping up, you are doing the step movement without moving. Raise your left knee back up to the 90-degree angle and repeat 10 to 15 times before switching to your right foot.

Leg Curl

Tie the noodle in a knot around your left foot and stand against the pool wall in water roughly waist-deep. Extend your left leg out in front of your body, with your knee straight. Keeping your upper leg stable, bend your left knee until it reaches 90 degrees. You should feel this movement primarily on the back of your thigh, in your hamstrings. Extend your leg and repeat 10 to 12 times before switching legs.

Tricep Press Down

Stand in water that is chest deep. Hold a noodle against your chest, with your hands at your chest and your elbows out, almost as if imitating chicken wings. With your palms facing down, press the noodle straight down into the water, keeping the noodle close to your body. You should feel this movement your triceps, or the back of your arms. When your elbows are fully extended, reverse the movement, and very slowly, bring the noodle back to chest height. The noodle will naturally want to rise to the water's surface, so by slowing the movement down, you will work your shoulders. Repeat the exercise 10 to 12 times.

Noodle Up

Hold the noodle horizontally, directly above your head with both hands. Extend your arms as far as possible. Stand up straight in the pool in chest-high water, if possible. Lean back as far as you can with the noodle by flexing your upper body. The goal is to get the noodle to touch the surface of the water without bending your arms and while keeping your feet on the bottom of the pool. Repeat this exercise 10 to 15 times. You can then alternate leaning your upper body to the left until the end of the noodle touches the water with you remaining upright and then slowly bring the noodle back up over your head. Keep your arms straight. Repeat this exercise to left 15 times and then switch to 15 repetitions on your right side. You can also lie back in the water with the noodle behind you and bend your body from side to side for extra flexibility training.

Noodle Down

There are two activities you can perform with the pool noodle held downward in front of you. Begin by bending the noodle until the two ends touch. Keep a firm grip with one hand on the two ends and grasp the bended "end" in your other hand. Push the noodle slowly under the surface of the water as far as you can. Then, slowly let it bring your arms back up. Repeat 10 to 20 times, depending on your fitness level.

For the second exercise, start by placing the noodle on top of the water horizontally in front of you. Then grasp the noodle with both hands as your arms are extended as far apart as possible. Bend your elbows and bring the noodle in towards you until it touches your body. Continue holding on while slowly allowing the noodle to return to its natural "straight" position.

Noodle Around

Wrap the noodle around the middle of your back. Using the noodle for leverage, bring your feet to the surface of the water in a "V" shape. You will be in a reclining position. Slowly extend your legs as far apart as possible and then bring them back together at the same pace. Work on full extension of your legs. Alternately, while the noodle is positioned around your back, you can keep your feet and legs together fully extended. You then bend your knees to your chest and then straighten them again. Do as many repetitions of these exercises as you can, and add a few more each session.

Noodle Under

A favorite pool noodle exercise is to "ride" the noodle with it under your body. Place the noodle between your legs, positioning your body in the center. Use your arms and legs to maneuver yourself through the water. You can use the front "crawl" stroke or try using breaststroke arm pulls and kicks (frog like) to propel yourself across the length of the pool. Add laps as your endurance allows and improves. This is an excellent full-body exercise. Concentrate on developing speed and full kicks with continuous arm movements.

Another exercise you can perform is to push the noodle all the way to the pool floor. You need step on it and try to keep your balance as long as possible. This simple exercise can help with coordination, if practiced often.

There are many fun and effective exercises to do with pool noodles, ranging from beginner to advanced.

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AQUA GYM EQUIMENT

Olympic Pool offer Aquatic therapy gym exercise equipment including under water treadmill systems, aqua bikes and other aquatic machines such as aquatic elliptical/ steppers, rowers, underwater trampolines, all for use in hospital and clinic therapy pool and for pool exercises in any pool at home or fitness/health centers.

We have the state of the art freestanding, pool exercise machines that will greatly increase the effectiveness of your aquatic therapy program.

Water, the necessary ingredient for aquatic therapy is the ideal medium in which to exercise or rehabilitate the body. Water provides an environment, which reduces body weight by 90% when standing in shoulder depth water and thereby decreases musculoskeletal stress or impact on the body.

Hydrodynamics and biomechanical research have allowed the conversion of water resistance into a continuous and progressive workout. The lack of weight in the water allows a full and free-of-pressure knees and joints movement.

The warm water used in aquatic therapy also reduces spasticity and relaxes, allowing individuals to move with greater mobility and less pain. Users gain the general benefits of exercise without suffering from the compressive and torque forces associated with the gravity of a dry land exercise setting.

There are many goals achieved through the use of aquatic exercise machines including: aerobic training, strength gaining and increases in endurance and flexibility. These machines allow most of these goals to be achieved simultaneously, making this type of equipment ideal for use by professional health care organizations. There are other unique benefits derived from the use of aquatic therapy machines, such as the fact that it allows the muscles to be exercised in all directions. This is due to the fact that water resistance is 12 times greater than air resistance. The result for any specific exercise is that the muscles involved receive a more comprehensive workout and are not isolated as we find in typical dry land exercise routines. For injured athletes, use of underwater therapy equipment allows them to continue exercising while they recover from their injuries.

Aquatic therapy machines are also ideal for persons suffering from arthritis, acute injuries, neurological disorders and stroke victims. All users benefit from the increased confidence they feel when they are in the water free from the pull of gravity.

When evaluating freestanding underwater exercise equipment, several considerations are important to insure that the equipment will be useful and appropriate for its intended purpose.

To attain the non-weight bearing health benefit through buoyancy, which is the single most important factor in aquatic therapy, aquatic exercise machines must allow the user to be as deep in the water as the pool will allow. The goal is for the user to be at shoulder depth whether the user is standing or sitting on a machine. The chest area of the body is the single most buoyant area and should be submerged to attain the greatest benefits. If the exercise machine does not allow the user to attain this depth or the pool is too shallow, then the benefits will not be as great.

The next important factor is the mobility of the underwater exercise machine. If a pool has multiple depths or a gradually sloping surface, then the ability to quickly and easily relocate an aquatic therapy machine has great advantages for attaining the ideal buoyancy for individuals of differing height. Tall individuals will attain the greatest benefits by starting their program in deeper water appropriate to their height.

Our aquatic therapy systems are user friendly, do not require maintenance and are highly durable. The use of our equipment by professional health care organizations will assure that their patients and patrons are using the very best systems available.

AQUA BIKE

Aqua Bike is the new stationary aquatic bike that gives fitness centers, recreation clubs, wellness-Spa centers and private pools the possibility of bringing Aqua cycling into their facilities at a reasonable price. The intensity of the workout changes according to the pedaling speed. The bike fits all users. Every participant can find their own optimal setting by regulating the bases, the handle and the saddle. The ideal water level should be between the waistline and chest of the participant. It is also possible to adapt the equipment to the pool depth. The aqua bike requires low to no maintenance. Easy to use, easy to handle, easy to store. The weight balancing and the steady bases make it a very stable and safe equipment. The bases have special design with non-skid rubber protection for better floor adhesion and protection. Safe for all type of pool floors, ceramic, mosaic and PVC.

EVOLUTION:

Its unique pedal design with progressive resistance training and special material make it be directly used barefoot, NO need to use any aquagym shoes, and its adjustable resistance are the most innovating elements.

FEATURES:

One of the most sophisticated models on the market with PATENTED approval Hydrodynamic and biomechanical research has enabled us to convert progressive movement into a high quality isotonic workout. Unique pedals with adjustable water resistance. Adjustable ergonomic design Additional longitudinal saddle and handle adjustment for back re-education Limited weight, no sharp edges and all movements integrated into the frame make this product safe, robust and compact. Rustproof

Anatomically designed hydrodynamic pedals System of tube caps designed to protect all types of pool surfaces Built-in rollers for transportation purposes

SUITABLE FOR It features the attraction to: fitness facilities, wellness and spa centers, recreation centers, medical facilities, hotels and private pools. With special population it can be utilized by people with limitations due to arthritis, varicose veins, fibromyalgia, rheumatic diseases, muscle recovery and injury rehabilitation, obesity or those who are de-conditioned. It works well with the conditioned as well as the deconditioned population. It is suitable for use with medical and fitness facilities.

FADVANTAGES FOR FITNESS, WELLNESS AND RECREATION CLUBS:

Low investment Possibility to attract the attention of new client types across all age groups and increase your membership Versatility and applicability in different types of training Safety and reliability guaranteed Low to no maintenance

ADVANTAGES FOR INSTRUCTORS:

Easy to regulate Light and steady Easy to use for all clients; simplifies instructors work Excellent equipment for circuit training

SPECIFICATIONS:

Materials: stainless steel, TPE, ABS, PE, PU, PVC Aspect: 316L & 304 stainless steel Finishes: polished gloss Water bottle support: Optional

N.W./G.W. : 21.5/24 KGS

Max user weight: 150KGS

Warranty: 1 year for straps bearing sleeve, and seat, 2 years for the bike and other parts.

ADVANTAGES:

This Aqua bike is an excellent tool of cardiovascular exercise, joints do not have pressure, avoiding hurt. The consumption of calories is higher than 1000 cal/h. The continuous resistance of water increases the muscular work.

There are more and more aquatic areas in fitness centers to decongest the cardio halls. This Aqua bike gives the best tools of cardiovascular exercise adapted to the use in pools. Maintenance: The equipment does not require any special care. We recommend to periodically check the conditions of the rubber protection on the bases, the pedal straps and the saddles. Also, in order to maintain the product at its optimum quality, we recommend pedal straps to be changed every six months, and saddles once a year.

Pool Depth:

The ideal pool depth is 3’7’’ to 4’8’’ (110-145cm). For depths from 4’9’’ to 6’5’’ (146-200cm) a longer base is provided at request, specifying the exact pool depth. The water level should be between waist and chest line of the user. Storage: The bikes can be stored, left on the pool deck or in the water. Special recommendation: The use of the bikes in thermal, salt and mineral rich waters requires more attention: rinse the bikes with fresh water and towel dry them when taken out of the pool. Periodically use a stainless steel cleaning solution to help prevent deposits of metals or chemicals.

WHY CHOOSE US?

Reliable and resistant in the long term Made for continuous daily use Adjustable resistance at different customized level: the user can adjust resistance panel under pedal to choose suitable resistance level for a better workout Completely adjustable frame for best custom fitting: handlebar, seat, height are all adjustable Requires low to no maintenance High technical performance that allows many different applications, aquacycling, circuit training, personal training and rehabilitatin.

10 REASONS To Cycle In The Water:

Up to 1000cal/h Effectively burns cellulite Actively enhances blood flow Impact free on joints No soreness No stress better sleep Improves cardiovascular endurance Increases breathing capacity Promotes flexibility and recovery Benefits proven in Europe

AQUA TREADMILL

THE DIFFERENCE MASSAGE BELT RUNNING SURFACE Our Engineers set out to develop a safe and comfortable running surface for people that also reduced the friction and wear associated with the conventional conveyor belt style treadmill. To do this, they started with a ball-bearing transportation system and then created an entirely new massage style running surface. This combined system provides a running surface with Acu Point Sensory Reflex function, which is the ideal softness to eliminate the harmful shock to connective tissue while not changing proper biomechanics, as well as improve training results by accelerating blood circulation system. Additionally, the low friction ball bearing transportation system alleviates the forces to all mechanical parts, resulting in less wear, less maintenance, fewer repairs, and a longer overall treadmill life.

TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIP

What Does Total Cost of Ownership Mean to Your Bottom Line? This aqua treadmill will actually save your facility money in the long run, because it has the lowest total cost of ownership on the market. Our patented running surface is more efficient and lasts longer with less maintenance. Save 100% on electrical costs No need electrical power, 100% green power generated. No Belt and Deck Maintenance Less Downtime

SPECIFICATIONS: Materials:

304 Stainless steel Green power Finishes: polished gloss Water bottle support optional

N.W./G.W. : 34/41 KGS Max user weight: 150KGS Belt size: 216 x35.5 cm . Roller: 18 pcs

Warranty: 1 year for feet plug & bearing system, 2 years for the treadmill and other parts.

EVOLUTION:

Its unique ergonomic roller design, doesn't need electrical and motor, so it's 100% safe to use underwater. The integrating mechanical system provides a running surface with Acu Point Sensory Reflex function, which helps the user enjoy a natural barefoot exercise. NO need to wear any aqua shoes, and its flexible and convenient adjustable speed is also a good advantage for the user to workout. FEATURES: One of the most sophisticated models on the market with PATENTED approval Hydrodynamic and biomechanical research has enabled us to convert progressive movement into a high quality isotonic workout. Unique massage running belt Limited weight, no sharp edges and all movements integrated into the frame make this product safe, robust and compact. Rustproof System of base protectors designed to protect all types of pool surfaces Built-in rollers for transportation purposes

AQUA TRAMPLOLINE

The AQUA TRAMPOLINE, qualitatively of very high-value, can be used in many ways in combination with training aids (for example Thera-bands, weights, sticks, dumbbells, pool-noodles) and promises effective fitness training and 100% fun. Besides the aqua-fitness-area, the aqua trampoline can be used also for training, therapy and game fun.

FEATURES:

PVC-coated aqua trampoline with large diameter 91.5cm for better and safer jumping space, as well as with long adjustable handlebars for underwater trampoline. Structure in stainless steel 304 Finishes: polished gloss Color canvas: white, blue, black Fabric: very resistant Jumping bed made of PVC-treated grid

Feet:

Made of stainless steel with rubber suckers (feet can be taken off) Suction cups made from chlorine resistant rubber mix. 30 springs made of stainless steel Trampoline bed made from PVC coated mesh. Shock absorbing frame padding made from high-quality neoprene sewn into trampoline bed

N.W./G.W. : 13/16 kgs Measure: 91.5*91.5*23 cm Max height with handlebar:125cm

Warranty: 1 year for PVC coated. 2 years for the trampoline and other parts.

AQUA STEPPER

Is the first elliptical training device with variable resistance built for professional use in pools.

Hydrodynamics and biomechanical research have allowed the conversion of water resistance into a continuous and progressive elliptical workout. The lack of weight in the water allows a full and free-of-pressure knees and joints movement.

Suitable for: Anyone, regardless of its physical condition. We find better results with non-regular fitness users.

It is suitable for weight loss, physiotherapy and people with arthritis, rheumatic diseases, varicose veins, cellulite, and in general, to improve fitness conditioning.

Advantages:

Elliptical movement is like everyday exercise: walking, climbing stairs and slopes, reaching objects resulting in a very comfortable and natural work out.

In fitness and sport centers, elliptical machines are the most popular. They allow a cross training, exercising upper and lower body without impacts and with a high calorie consumption; strengthening significantly the abdominal area.

Technical Features:

Manufactured with high quality stainless steel featuring anti-rust protection in accordance with international standards. Large stainless steel watertight bearings on central pedalier, the only system that guarantees a perfect rotation. Adjustable EVA fungicide rubber pedal which adapts to any foot size and is extremely comfortable to use barefoot.

OLYMPIC POOL supply swimming pool exercise equipment to the major cities of Pakistan like Lahore, Faisalabad, Multan, Karachi, Peshawar, Sialkot, Gujranwala, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Quetta etc.

• Material: Stainless Steel

• Color: Steel

• Size: 63*178*104*57cm

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