SNT SportsPro Vibration Plate with Two Resistance Bands
R1,699
About
Strengthen your muscles and increase blood circulation, with high-frequency vibrations to deeply penetrate your muscle tissue.
With preloaded settings that are easy to use through the remote control included, you can complete a guided workout. Resistance bands are included for added intensity.
The unit is automatically timed at 10 minutes per session. The time, as well as vibration speed, can be adjusted to suit your specific requirements.
Vibration-based passive exercise is taking over the world of innovative training methods due to its multiple benefits to your physical state.
All you need is 10 minutes a day to burn the equivalent calories of a 60-minute jog.
Product Features
- 200kg weight capacity
- With Bluetooth music function
- Comes with resistance bands and remote control
- Increased metabolism, burns body fat, improves blood circulation, speeds up in-weight reduction
- Enhanced neuromuscular and skeleton
- Beneficial to cholesterol control
- Intelligent control panel, time and speed display, and control
- Non-slip rubber peddling and the bottom with stable suction cup, more safety
- Dimensions: 55cm x 33cm x13cm
- Warranty: 12 Months
What's In The Box
- 1 x Vibration Plate
- 1 x Power Cable
- 1 x Remote Control
- 2 x Resistance Bands
- 1 x User Manual
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It's an open secret in the fine art community that some of the most famous works of all time were painted by numbers.
We were as shocked as you are when we found out that Picasso's 'Three Musicians' - heralded the world over as a shining example of high Synthetic Cubism - was actually just a cut-out from a children's colouring book that he found discarded in the back of a café in Budapest that he painted over.
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