Detailed Product Description
Features of Crazy Fit Massage:
1) Ergonomic construction with fashionable streamline design
2) Extra large console with 3-LED displayer deliver feedback of time,
speed and body fat value
3) 3 build-in workout program, body fat scan
4) Wide range speed accommodate different workout desirous
5) Dual steel frame painted with fashionable color
6) High quality motor deliver smooth workout and able to drive maximum
user
weight of 180kg
7) Overload current protection, anti-jamming, and anti-static
Read about the History of WBV (Whole Body Vibration)
Functions:
1) Activates entire body, relieve tiredness quickly
2) Excellent body shaper melts away mass body fat
3) Soothes insomnia efficiently, helps you unwind
4) Stimulates alvine, enhances digestion
5) Increases blood flow to keep healthy
6) Activates joints, soothes arthritis ache
Specifications:
1) Maximum power: 1.5HP
2) Power consumption: 200W,300W,500W
3) Speed range: 50 levels
4) Amplitude: 0 - 10mm
5) Frequency: 0 - 18rpm/s
6) User weight capability: 360 LBS
7) Assembly dimensions: 700 x 610 x 1,230mm
Three Automatic Programs Shown Below Plus Manual Setting (88)
| Min | Min | Min | Min | Min | Min | Min | Min | Min | Min | |
| 10 | 09 | 08 | 07 | 06 | 05 | 04 | 03 | 02 | 01 | |
| P1 Speed | 05 | 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 | 27 | 35 | 40 | 25 | 15 |
| P2 Speed | 02 | 05 | 07 | 10 | 12 | 15 | 35 | 25 | 20 | 15 |
| P3 Speed | 10 | 25 | 10 | 25 | 10 | 40 | 10 | 40 | 10 | 25 |
Example: On Program One (P1) When time shows 10 Minutes, speed shows 05., when timer changes to 9 minutes, speed will change to 10. etc.
Manual Setting: Speed 1-50 as desired.
Console Operation:(Refer to Manual) On Button should be Button P
Program Button should be A. Please make this change to the manual.
VIBRATION THERAPY HISTORY
Vibration therapy began in 1857 by a Swedish doctor, Gustav Zander. He built 70 different exercise machines some of which were a type of vibration exercise. After exhibiting at two Worlds fairs, he started the Zander Institutes, which were an early form of today’s health clubs and proved to be very popular through out the world. The Netherlands had 9 centers at one point.
A little later in 1895 in Battle Creek, Michigan, the developer of corn flakes, Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, invented a whole-body vibration machine. This was a unique chair design that shook violently and claimed to cure constipation, headaches and back pain. To stimulate the inner organs, he also developed a standing platform.
In 1960 the beginning of today’s vibration exercise techniques was begun in East Germany with a technique called rhythmic neuromuscular stimulation.
Russian scientists began the real studies of Whole Body Vibration and fine-tuned this technology for years. They used this technology for many years to help rehabilitate their cosmonauts after returning from space to help repair muscles from atrophy and bone density due to the weightlessness of space. Many were so weak that they needed assistance in walking after emerging from the aircraft. The scientists reasoned that providing a form of therapy that focused on hyper gravitational force it could yield an effective treatment. These Russian researchers found that not only did that stop the loss, but amazingly it also increased bone density and strengthened muscle tissue. They also used this technology then to prevent injury to their Olympic athletes. In the event one of their athletes did injure themselves, they were put on a WBV plate to rehabilitate the injury.
After the fall of Communism in Russia, Whole Body Vibration technology made its way east and west. This technology continued to be studied and enhanced. It has taken both the Orient and Europe by storm. Even though there were meager beginnings in the United States, vibration exercise really has not been in the United States for very long. In the past only wealthy, sports teams, or doctor’s offices were the only places you could find a WBV unit. These units usually cost $10,000 or more. After decades of research, NASA, many professional athletes, sports teams, medical centers, spas and health clubs have embraced this technology.
The Whole Body Vibration technology centers on a recurrent change of
position on a vibrating platform with the specific physical factors of
amplitude, frequency and time. The muscles are stimulated to work by the
stretch reflex. You are probably familiar this type reflex when the doctor
taps the patella tendon below the kneecap and the lower leg moves upwards
without the brain being able to prevent the movement. When the muscles
are activated with the stretch reflex we get a number of benefits not
seen during regular exercise. Normally, we do not use all our muscles
for standing or moving. With the Whole Body Vibration, the stretch reflex
ensures that all muscle fibers are being stimulated at one time. The muscle
responds to vibration by contracting to offset the stress it imposes and
is ensured to produce effective results for your physical therapy needs.