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Jacobs Ladder is the most effective piece of commercial gym equipment on the market today.
Our signature piece of gym equipment is designed specifically for high intensity, low impact exercise, but goes much deeper than that. Jacobs Ladder was put to the test by researchers in the School of Kinesiology at Louisiana State University who found that Jacobs Ladder was a scientifically superior workout. Users burned calories at a much higher pace with a lower perceived exertion rate when compared with treadmills. Plus, since it’s a low impact exercise, it’s possible to have a high-energy workout without significant strain on the body. Jacobs Ladder also is functional exercise, making it useful for rehabilitation, circuit training, personal training, high-intensity intervals and endurance training. As one of our customers said almost 20 years ago, “it is easier to work harder on Jacobs Ladder than any other piece on the market.”
Unlike most cardio machines, this patented treadmill climber utilizes low impact, high range of motion exercise to provide a superior cardio workout to both the upper and lower body. Jacobs Ladder is an innovative cardio machine with ladder-type rungs on a non-motorized continuous treadmill.
It’s self-paced, so the faster you go, the faster it goes. 1 to 5 minutes on the Ladder may be all you need to elevate your heart rate and bring about a noticeable training effect.
Jacobs Ladder sets up quickly with no need for an electrical outlet. Its power is self-generated; the harder you work, the faster it goes.
The ladder may take some getting used to, however, as it’s designed to serve the beyond recreation-level athlete. One common usage would be for “HIIT”or “High Intensity Interval Training”, which consists of 1-3 minute exercise bouts at 85-90% of maximum heart rate.
Jacobs Ladder is preferred by pro football teams, the FBI, the Army, the Navy, West Point and numerous Division I universities to improve their strength and conditioning programs.
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