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Selectorized Strength Training Equipment
• Locate in a convenient place with visible access.
• Don't locate the GymValet where it impedes the motion of the machine.
• Locate where exercisers can conveniently reach it.
• Consider pedestrian flow for the safety of passing exercisers.
• For equipment with shrouds or coverings, see our section on challenging placements. |
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Plate-Loaded Strength Training Equipment
• Don't locate the GymValet where it impedes the motion of the plate stack.
• Keep the GymValet away from plate storage racks. |
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Upper Body Ergometers (UBEs)
• If there is no place to locate the GymValet on the equipment, find a convenient place on an adjoining wall. |
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| Cardiovascular Training Equipment |
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Treadmills
• If equipment is close together, consider angling the GymValet hook out of the way of member traffic. |
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Ellipticals, Steppers, and Arc Trainers
• Don't place your GymValet where a hanging towel will interfere with the exercisers range of motion. |
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Stationary Bikes (Upright and Recumbent) and Group Cycling
• Don't place your GymValet where a hanging towel will interfere with the exercisers range of motion.
• Due to close proximity of group exercise bikes and space constraints of most studios, consider attaching GymValets to adjoining walls. |
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Rowing Machines
• Position the GymValet away from the exercisers range of motion. |
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| Alternative Placements |
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The GymValet can easily be attaches to support posts or railings. For support posts, double strapping might be necessary. The GymValet's attachment piece has two holes that permit easy attachment to walls–to either dry wall or wood. See the installation instructions for screw and toggle bolt recommendations. |
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