Covid 19 Dwell Gym Protocols
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Here is a big welcome to the latest member of the Dwell family… the eSpinner! Dwell gym is excited to be home to one of Star Tracs revolutionary (…no pun intended) eSpinners.
The state-of-the art touch screen/high definition monitor allows you to work out along with pre-loaded customized spinning classes. The eSpinner program can create over one million possible ride variations so you will not get bored!
The addition of the iPod dock gives you the option to “Ride to My Media.” This feature allows you to create workouts to your own favourite songs. This alone gives it a leg up on spin class. There is always that one person in the class complaining about the music. Well, this bike is for you!
For the technical folks out there…. This bike it built on the proven NXT bike design platform, the Star Trac eSpinner features a weighted 43-lb flywheel that simulates the feel of riding a real bike outdoors. It has the Smart Release™ braking system to provide safe, dependable performance, and other high-end features such as easy pop pin adjustments on the seat and handlebar posts, an ergonomic saddle with anatomical cutout, SPD™ compatible dual-sided pedals, and more.
If our five star review didn’t grab you, watch the video below or come visit us at Dwell gym and try for yourself!
Contact us at Dwell Gym in Leslieville. We’d love for you to join our ever growing family!
276 Carlaw Ave unit #101
Toronto, Ontario
M4M-3L1
(Just North of Queen street in the Heart of Leslieville)
eleni@dwellgym.com
Gym: 416 465-6200
Eleni: 416 457-7813
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