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CALL NOW! 1-866-722-2825 Giddyup! Core Exerciser The Giddyup! Core Exerciser is the latest innovation in core strength training! This core exerciser benefits posture, improves balance, builds core strength and has up to 25 speed combinations. The trotting and galloping action of a horse helps strengthen the riders spine and pelvic muscles, improves posture and stimulates seldom-used core muscles, in the dorsal and abdominal regions. This product also invigoratesthe body, promotes good blood flow, and an increased metabolism. Giddyup! Core Exerciser Features: Dual motors and dual controls on the 02 model. 5 speed per motor. Up to 25 speed combinations. Builds core strength. Improves balance. Corrects Posture. Improves muscles strength (abs, back, thigh, hips, glutei, quadriceps and hamstrings). Increases blood circulation Increases Metabolism. No physical stress to the knees or lower body. Low impact and no exertion. Shape and tone with fun. Giddyup! Core Exerciser Specifications: Power supply 120V/ 60Hz Power consumption: 100 watts RPM (speed 5): 80 (+/-3) Recommended max weight of user 265 lb. Unit dimension (L x W x H) in.: 30 x 16 x 27 Package dimension (L x W x H) in.: 33 x 18 x 30 Net weight : 39 lbs Gross weight : 46 lbs Warranty: One year limited warranty Returns: All returns subject to ActiveForevers return policy and a 15% Reprocessing fee. Please call Customer Service for a RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) Number. Unauthorized Returns will not be accepted. Related Searches: Giddy up, sunpentown, AB-757, AB-758 - The Giddyup! Core Exerciser is the latest innovation in core strength training! This core exerciser benefits posture, improves balance, builds core strength and has up to 25 speed combinations. The trotting and galloping action of a horse helps strengthen the riders spine and pelvic muscles, improves posture and stimulates seldom-used core muscles, in the dorsal and abdominal regions. This product also invigoratesthe body, promotes good blood flow, and an increased metabolism. This is the single-motor model