PRO PACKAGE
Why should the Power VITM Inversion Table and the DEX • decompression & extensionTM be placed together?1. Both units are valuable tools for core training, each offering complimentary and unique features and benefits.
2. Offering a "line" of inversion equipment helps to make a statement that inverted decompression and exercise is an important element to everyone's fitness program.
3. Offering two options for inversion provide members with a choice. A member may decidedly prefer using one unit over the other, or may utilize them both for their unique features and benefits.
This chart summarizes the unique features and benefits offered by Teeter Hang Ups® Pro Package:
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Inversion by rotating backward
Some users prefer to invert while laying on their backsides and allowing the machine to do all of the work. |
Inversion by rotating forward
Some users may be uneasy rotating backwards, so this unit provides an alternate option. |
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Motorized control
The table slowly and steadily rotates at the push of a button. |
Manual control
The user controls their own rotation using the upper and lower handles for support. |
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Full body stretch
Secured by their ankles, users experience decompression in every weight bearing joint. |
90 / 90 position, stretch from the hips
The bent knee / bent hip position is clinically proven to provide more targeted decompression of the lumbar spine. Compared with similar equipment, this unit decreases the load on the hamstrings during core strengthening exercises. |
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Rotate to any angle of inversion
Interlocking gears in the motor allow the bed to be sufficiently fixed at any angle for relaxation and stretching. |
Offers full inversion |
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Variety of exercises:
Stretch, rotate, extend, crunch, sit-up, squat In addition to the muscle groups worked by using the DEX, users can also work their leg muscles and perform full range sit ups. |
Variety of exercises:
Stretch, rotate, extend, crunch, decompress In addition to the muscle groups worked by using the Power VI, users can also work the muscles in their lower back and obliques, and add a stretch to the spine by utilizing the traction handles. |
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