What is the Champions Ladder and what is it used for?
Cardio equipment is a must have in a commercial or personal gym, and you can expect to find in them the ever popular treadmills, bikes and rowing machines. As with every industry, there are new products hitting the market that aim to step away from the norm. This blog post is about one of these products, the Champions Ladder.
The Champions Ladder
The champions ladder is an innovative treadmill, and one of the most efficient cardio devices out there. It is very effective at burning calories and building aerobic and anaerobic endurance.
Its design sets the user at 40° in order to relieve the pressure in the lower back and joints. This is, so far, exclusive of the Champions Ladder compared to other cardio devices. It also adds on extra resistance by using gravity against you.
Despite it’s scary appearance, it is surprisingly easy to use, and it does not require any special skill set. The user adjust the speed of the ladder by going as fast as the user wants. To stop the ladder, simply stop climbing. For this reason, it is also a pretty safe equipment to be used.
It’s meant to be a whole body workout – you use your arms and legs to get up the ladder. It simulates climbing in a easier, safer, controlled environment.
The Extras
Each Champions Ladder is equipment with a Samsung screen that communicates with compatible Android and iOS devices. Through the app, you are able to monitor and record your achievements. The app also provides a way to connect with other users – by competing or following their progress – and training plans that are continuously being updated.
Why to get one for your gym?
The biggest advantage of the Champions Ladder is that it has a high turnover of users. Typically it is used in intervals of 10 minutes. Thanks to this, it will not be occupied for long periods like treadmills and bikes tend to be, this way ensuring that the gym users will always have a cardio option even in busier times of the day.
Champions Ladder Introduction
You can watch the following video on our Youtube account for a brief introduction of the machine.