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Both units simulate a form of climbing and offer a comparably aggressive workout. Both units are low impact on joints. Both exercises offer the training athlete an unlimited higher end speed. Both units coordinate upper and lower extremities. Jacobs Ladder puts the subject at a 40 degree angle thereby taking stress off of the lower back and knees. Jacobs Ladder gives the user a constant 12 inch step, giving a complete range of motion. Jacobs Ladder has been viewed as a less boring workout because of the natural ladder climbing motion instead of reciprocating movement.

Both units are designed to simulate climbing and offer a comparable aggressive workout. Both units can be used to increase strength. Jacobs Ladder has no upper end speed limit thereby giving the athlete the option of training either aerobically or anaerobically. Jacobs Ladder places the subject on a 40 degree angle thereby taking stress off of the lower back and knees. Jacobs Ladder gives a constant 12 inch step height versus an 8 inch step height thereby increasing the range of motion and increasing strength at the end of the range. Jacobs Ladder gives the option of getting an upper body and lower body workout.

Both units are low impact on joints. Both units have the option of getting a full body exercise or concentrating on a lower body workout. Jacobs Ladder places the subject on a 40 degree angle thereby taking stress off of the lower back and knees. Jacobs Ladder has no upper end speed thereby giving the athlete the option of training either aerobically or anaerobically. Jacobs Ladder gives the user a constant 12 inch step giving a complete range of motion. Jacobs Ladder can be used to increase strength at a greater rate.

Jacobs Ladder places the subject on a 40 degree angle thereby taking stress off of the lower back and knees. Jacobs Ladder has no upper end speed thereby giving the athlete the option of training either aerobically or anaerobically. Jacobs Ladder has automatic speed control and an automatic stopping feature. Jacobs Ladder gives the user a constant 12 inch step forcing a complete range of motion. Jacobs Ladder can be used to increase strength at a greater rate. Jacobs ladder is low impact on joints. Jacobs Ladder can be used as both an upper body and lower body workout.

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