Thane Fitness BODYROW User manual

Assembly and Usage Manual
Assembly steps also shown in the included video

Con
g
ratulations
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Congratulations on the purchase of your new BODYROW™. The BODYROW™ is
unlike any other fitness machine available today. The unique design and
features of the BODYROW™ allow you to target and focus on firming and toning
specific areas of your body, while simultaneously receiving an outstanding
cardiovascular workout. The BODYROW™ is designed to give you the benefits of
the traditional rowing motion while isolating on either the upper body, lower
body, or total body. In addition, with the ability to utilize from one to four
resistance bands, you can start at a fitness level that is right for you and then
add resistance as your workout level increases.
Please take a few minutes to read through this assembly and usage manual.
You will find assembly instructions, usage tips and a variety of exercises in
addition to customer service and warranty information.
Again, congratulations and have fun while getting in the best shape of your life!
Table of Contents
Page 2……………………………………..BODYROW™ Diagram
Page 3……………………………………..Safety
Page 4……………………………………..Assembly
Page 5……………………………………..Assembly Cont.
Page 6……………………………………..Assembly Cont.
Page 7……………………………………..Resistance Bands, Portability
Page 8……………………………………..Electronic Monitor
Page 9……………………………………..Exercising, Warm-up, Hand Positions
Page 10……………………………………Exercise Positions
Page 11……………………………………Exercise Positions
Page 12……………………………………Exploded Diagram
Page 13……………………………………Parts List

BODYROW™ Dia
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Refer to diagram to identify the components of the BODYROW™
PART NO. DESCRIPTION
5 BaseFrame
9 LatBarFrame
11 Handlebar Bracket
13 Seat Cushion
14 Backrest Cushion
64 Socket Head Screw
41 Socket Head Screw
24 Socket Head Screw
37 Socket Head Screw
29 HandlebarScrew
63 Cable
36 Computer
27A Bungee Cord
27B Bungee Cord Grip
46 Socket Head Screw
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Safet
y
WARNING!
FAILURE TO READ AND FOLLOW THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS IN
THIS MANUAL MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY FROM FALLING,
OVEREXERTION, STRAINED MUSCLES, OR PINCHED FINGERS.
1. If at any time you feel faint, light headed or dizzy, stop exercising
immediately. If you experience undue stress, pressure or pain at any
time, you should discontinue exercising. See your doctor before
continuing to workout.
2. Please keep all children and pets away from the machine during use, as
well as when the machine is unattended.
3. Keep the unit clean and dry at all times.
4. Wear proper clothing. Wear workout gear that allows free movement
such as jogging and warm up suits, shorts, T-shirts and other clothing
that fit correctly.
5. Follow your doctor’s recommendations in developing your own personal
fitness program.
6. Know your limits and train within them. Always use common sense when
exercising.
7. Care should be taken at all times when getting on and off this or any
exercise equipment. Falling on or off the product could result in injury.
8. Keep fingers, loose clothing, and hair away from moving parts.
9. This product is designed for home use only. It is not intended for
commercial or institutional use. Use only as instructed. Do not stand on
the product.
10. Before each use check to ensure all bolts, wheels and pulleys are securely
tightened. If parts show signs of wear do not use the equipment until
repaired.
11. The BODYROW™ is not recommended for users weighing more than 300
pounds. To prevent serious injury or damage to the equipment, do not
exceed this maximum user weight limit.
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Assembl
y
Note: Please review the BODYROW™ assembly and workout video. During the first 5 minutes
of the tape you will be guided through the assembly process. Correct assembly will ensure
proper function and stability of the final assembled product.
1. Remove all parts from box
and place in a clean area on
the floor.
2. Grasp and lift the rear of the
BODYROW™ (5) up and pull rear
leg (1) down and back into the
rear leg stop. Insert bolt (M8*42)
on each side and tighten all 4
bolts with the Allen wrench
provided (2 bolts are pre-
assembled from the factory).
3. Lift front of BODYROW™ (5) and
insert front leg (3) into leg
bracket. DO NOT place leg on top
of bracket. The leg is placed into
the bracket between the rails.
Once inserted, the leg will rest in
place until bolts are inserted.
(Note: reinforcement plate welded
to top of leg is placed rearward
and faces down). Insert 2 bolts
(M8*38). Tighten with the Allen
wrench.

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Assembly Cont.
4. Place seat bottom cushion (13) on
roller plate secure with 4 screws
(M6*15) from under side of roller
plate. (Tip: you may find it easier
to lay the BODYROW™ on its side
while assembling the seat).
5. Slide back rest (14) into seat back
rest bracket. (Note: ensure back
rest slides between bracket; do
not place on outside of bracket).
Insert 2 bolts (M8*15) and
tighten. (Tip: sliding seat to back
of BODYROW™ will make it easier
to tighten bolts).
6. Attach cable (63) to cable bracket
located at the bottom of lower
sway tube (10B) with (M8*25)
carriage bolt.

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Assembly Cont.
7. Attach handlebar (12) to top of
sway tube (10B) with handlebar
bracket (11) and 2 bolts (M6*38)
tighten securely. (Tip: Insert
both bolts through bracket and
handlebar before setting handle
bar on sway tube bracket).
8. Attach front pulley bar (9) to
BODYROW™. Brackets slide into
edge on upper footrest. Slide bolt
(M8*15) into center of bar and
tighten. Clip on D-ring handles to
end of bungee cords. Note:
Pulley bar will not line up if placed
in backwards. Refer to photo for
proper placement position.
9. Slide electronic monitor (36) into
bracket on front of BODYROW™.
Connect wires together extending
from the electronic monitor and
front of BODYROW™.

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Assembly Cont.
10. Attach resistance bands to seat carriage and front of BODYROW™. The
bands insert into the large hole and slide over the smaller opening and lock
in place.
Resistance Bands
The BODYROW™ comes with four resistance bands. Increasing the number of
bands increases the resistance and difficulty of the exercise. Start with one to
two bands and add bands as your strength and endurance increases. (Note: it
may require more than one band to return the seat for users who weigh in
excess of 175 lbs.).
Portabilit
y
The BODYROW™ is easily moved. Grasp from back of machine, lift and roll on
front leg rollers.

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Electronic Monito
r
Function mark:
Scan = A
Time = T
Count = CO
Calories = CA
FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS:
Mode or function Action
Auto on/off & auto As long as the machine is in motion, the monitor is
Start/stop engaged. If there is no moving within 4 minutes,
monitor will turn off automatically.
Scan Press the button until the arrow points to “A”, the
monitor will rotate through all the functions. Each
display will be held for 6 seconds.
Time Press the button until the arrow points to “T” to count
the elapsed time.
Count Press the button until the arrow points to “CO” to
display the current count.
Calories Press the button until the arrow points to “CA” to
display the calorie consumption. (Note: This function
is an estimate only of calories burned. Actual calories
burned is a function of actual workload, time and
individual metabolism).
How to remove battery:
1. Pull off the battery cover and place 1 AAA battery into battery housing on
back of monitor.
2. Insure battery is correctly positioned and battery springs are in proper
contact with battery.
3. Replace battery cover and make sure it is tightly closed.
4. Battery life is approximately 1 year under normal usage.
5. If the display is non readable or only partial segments appear, remove
batteries and wait 15 seconds before reinstalling a new battery.
6. Removing the battery will erase the current display.

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Exercises
WARNING!
KEEP FINGERS, HAIR, LOOSE CLOTHING AND CHILDREN AWAY
FROM PULLIES AND MOVING PARTS TO AVOID SERIOUS INJURY.
Note: Refer also to the BODYROW™ assembly and workout video for
demonstrations of the various exercises and techni
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ues.
Many different exercises can be performed on the BODYROW™. Each exercise
focuses on separate muscle groups and body parts. The 4 basic exercise
positions will be illustrated on the following pages. Hand position variations also
redirect the focus of each exercise. If you are using the BODYROW™ for a
cardiovascular workout, get creative, do what feels good for you.
Warm Up
To warm up on the BODYROW™, use 1 – 2 resistance bands for three to five
minutes at a slow steady pace. The “Total Body Row” (see exercise section) is a
good exercise to warm up with.
Hand Positions
Various hand positions Under hand grip focuses Use of the isolator bar
isolate different muscle on the bicep muscles focuses on the chest,
groups. The over hand (upper front of arm). shoulders and lats while
grip focuses on the tricep it tones and define the
muscles (upper back of arms.
arm).

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Total Body Row
This exercise is performed by placing your hands on
the handlebar and feet on the lower foot pegs.
Pulling back on the handlebar and pushing your feet
against the foot pegs creates the rowing action. Use
a balanced effort of your legs and arms. This
exercise is ideal for your total body. With lower
resistance settings it provides a great cardio
workout.
Targets: Arms, chest, shoulders, lats, core abdominal area, thighs, hips,
buttocks, quads and calves.
Recommendation: Two to five minutes with 2 – 3 bands.
Upper Body Row
The upper Body Row focuses on your upper body.
Place your hands on the handlebar and pull back
toward your chest while your feet are placed on the
upper footrest, in a resting position. Do not exert
force with your legs. All the focus should be in your
upper body. Variation in hand positions redirects
the focus of this exercise.
Targets: Arms, chest, shoulders, lats, core abdominal area.
Recommendation: Two to five minutes with 2 - 3 bands.
Lower Body Row
Grasp sides of backrest and place your feet on
upper footrest. Push back against the backrest with
your legs. Extend fully and relax back to starting
point. Calf muscles can also be exercised by placing
toes on the footrest, and with legs fully extended;
rock your ankle back and forth to create a calf
press.
Targets: Hips, thighs, lower abs, buttocks, quads and calves.
Recommendation: Two to five minutes with 3 – 4 bands.

Traditional Body Row
This exercise is performed by placing your feet on
the upper footrest and grasping the bungee cords
located at the front of the BODYROW™. Push back
with your legs as you pull the bungee cords toward
your chest. As you approach full leg extension (do
not extend fully and lock your knees), row your
arms into your chest and out to the side as you
begin to let the bungee cords pull you back to the
starting position (see workout video for demonstration). Repeat this motion until
you get into a synchronized rhythm with your upper and lower body. This
exercise resembles traditional rowing which provides an outstanding total body
workout. You will also receive an outstanding cardiovascular workout at the
same time.
Targets: Arms, chest, shoulders, lats, core abdominal area, thighs, hips
buttocks, quads and calves.
Recommendation: Three to five minutes with 2 – 3 bands.
Cool Down
Go back to the Total Body Row position for one to two minutes, using 1 – 2
resistance bands. Exercise at a slower pace letting your heart rate drop and
your muscles cool down.
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Exploded Dia
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NO. NAME Q`TY NO. NAME Q`TY
1 REAR LEG 1 31 HANDLEBAR GRIP 2
2 REAR FOOT 1 32 SOCKET HEAD SCREW
M6*30,S5 2
3 FRONT LEG 1 33 PULLEY 2
4 FRONT FOOT W/LEVELLING
CAP 1 34 BUSHING 2
5 BASE FRAME 1 35 NYLON NUT M6 2
6 PULLEY FRAME 1 36 COMPUTER 1
7 BRACKET 1 37 SOCKET HEAD SCREW
M8*15,S6 3
8 BRCKREST BRACKET 1 38 SOCKET HEAD SCREW
M8*90,S6 1
9 LAT BAR FRAME 1 39 SPRING WASHER Ø8 1
10A SWAY TUBE FOOT 1 40 BUNGEE CORD GRIP 2
10B SWAY TUBE 1 41 SOCKET HEAD SCREW
M8*25,S6 1
11 HANDLEBAR BRACKET 1 43 FOOT GRIP 2
12 HANDLEBAR 1 44 ROUND PLUG 4
13 SEAT CUSHION 1 45 CAP 1
14 BACKREST CUSHION 1 46 SOCKET HEAD SCREW
M8*38,S6 2
15 HEX HEAD BOLT M8*85 3 47 NUT M8,S14 4
16 WASHER Ø8*1.5*Ø17 8 48 WASHER Ø8.2*2*Ø19,R28 6
17 BUSHING 6 49 HEX HEAD BOLT M8*70 4
18 ROLLER 6 51 HANDLE 2
19 BEARING 6 52 BUNGEE CORD W/2
PLASTIC HOOK 1
20 BUSHING 6 54 FLAT PEDAL 1
21 NYLON NUT M8,S14 4 55 CAP 2
22 BUSHING 2 56 SENSOR 1
23 SOCKET HEAD SCREW
M8*40,S6 1 57 HEADREST SCREW M3*6 2
24 SOCKET HEAD SCREW
M8*10,S6 4 58 NYLON NUT M10,S16 1
25 PHILLIPS HEAD SCREW
M6*15 7 59 PULLEY COVER 2
26 WASHER Ø6.2*1.5*Ø16 6 60 PULLEY 1
27 BUNGEE CORD W/CORD
GRIP 4 61 HEX HEAD BOLT M10*50 1
28 MAGNET 1 62 ROUND CAP 2
29 SOCKET HEAD SCREW
M6*38,S5 2 63 CABLE 1
30 WASHER Ø6,R15 4 64 SOCKET HEAD SCREW
M8*42,S6 5
Parts List

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Thane Direct Canada Inc.
Toronto, Canada
www.thane.ca
To the best knowledge of TerraStar International, Inc. the specification, descriptions and illustrative material contained
herein are accurate as of the printing of this manual. TerraStar International, Inc. reserves the right without prior notice to
discontinue at any time at its discretion any of the items herein or change specifications or designs without incurring any
obligation to the customer, all items are subject to availability.
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BODYROW™ is a trademark of Thighmaster World Corp.
©2003 TerraStar International, Inc. All rights reserved. Patent Pending
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