Showing posts with label Bowflex Max Trainer M7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bowflex Max Trainer M7. Show all posts

Saturday, 9 December 2017

Bowflex M3 vs M5 vs M7 Max Trainers, Comparison Review

What is a Bowflex Max Trainer?

The Bowflex M3, M5 and M7 Max Trainers are cardio machines that engage both the upper and lower body for a total body workout that is highly effective yet low-impact on your joints.

Renowned for their HIIT training (high intensity interval training), the Bowflex Max Trainers are designed to give you all the cardio benefits of a much longer workout  – the M3, M5 and M7 all feature the Max 14 Min Interval Program for maximum results in a shorter space of time.

Benefits of working out with a Bowflex Max Trainer include improving your cardio health and increasing your overall stamina, strength and endurance.
 
Benefits of a Bowflex Max Trainer compared to an Elliptical

Working out on a Bowflex Max Trainer can burn up to 2.5x more calories compared to a standard elliptical trainer and engages more muscle groups (more core, lower & upper body muscles) for better overall results.  In actual fact, you can use up to 80% more upper body muscle with a Max Trainer compared to an Elliptical.


The Bowflex M3 vs M5 vs M Max Trainers Compared

So now that you know what a Max Trainer is, what’s the difference between the M3, M5 and M7 cardio machines and how do they compare?

To begin with, the Max Trainer M7 is the premium machine with commercial-grade construction and offers more resistance levels, more program variety, more user profiles and upgraded design features compared to the M5 and M3 machines.

The Max Trainer M5 sits in the middle of the range, while the M3 is the more basic model with less resistance range and only 2 programs.

As previously mentioned, all 3 of the Bowflex Max Trainers feature the renowned Max 14 Min Intervals Program and a Manual Mode that puts you in control.

Max Trainer M7's monitor, image, with dual display backlit enhanced LCD/LED screen, 4 user profiles, Bluetooth, 11 programs, 20 resistance levels
Max Trainer M7's monitor
The Max Trainer M7 offers 11 programs in total, while the M5 offers 9 programs.  The M7 offers the greatest resistance range of 20 levels, while the M5 offers 16 levels and the M3 offers 8 levels.  (See tables below for full list of programs and other features and specifications compared.)

The Max Trainer M7 allows for up to 4 user profiles so 4 different people can use the machine on a regular basis and keep track of their workouts, while the M5 and M3 both allow for 2 user profiles.

The display screens on the monitors of the Max Trainers differ, with the M7 having the best with its dual display backlit enhanced LCD/LED screen.  The M5 features a backlit LCD/LED display while the M3 features a standard LCD/LED display.

The Max Trainer's M7 and M5 monitors are both Bluetooth compatible so you can connect to the free Max Trainer App for online fitness tracking, which is a feature that the M3 does not have.  All of the monitors feature target-zone and burn-rate indicators.

Max Trainer M3's monitor, image, with standard LCD/LED display, 2 programs, 8 resistance levels
Max Trainer M3's monitor
Max Trainer M5's monitor, image, with backlit LCD/LED display, Bluetooth, 9 programs, 16 resistance levels,
Max Trainer M5's monitor



All 3 of the Max Trainers offer telemetry heart-rate monitoring, but the M7 and M5 also have the addition of contact heart-rate monitoring.

Other differences between the 3 Max Trainers include differences in design of the handlebar grips and foot pedals, with the M7 having commercial-grade / sports performance designs.






Fitness Tip:  HIIT (high intensity interval training) involves short bursts of intensive exercise followed by longer periods of less intensive activity or periods of rest.  HIIT delivers an “afterburn” effect – increased metabolism with which your body continues to burn calories for hours after your workout has finished


Let’s take a look at the main differences and similarities in features between the Bowflex M3 versus M5 versus M7 to help you decide on which is the best Max Trainer for you:


Friday, 1 December 2017

Bowflex Max Trainer M7 Cardio Machine, Review

Bowflex Max Trainer M7 Cardio Machine, for HIIT training, commercial components, 10 programs, 20 resistance levels
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The Bowflex Max Trainer M7 Cardio Machine is Bowflex’s premium Max Trainer, designed with commercial components and suitable for HIIT training (high intensity interval training).

The Bowflex Max Trainer M7 utilizes performance targeted programming to learn and adapt to the user’s fitness level and sets new targets over time to keep you challenged.

The Max Trainer M7 features 10 motivating programs including Max 7 min intervals, Max 14 min intervals, Max 21 min intervals, Power interval, Calorie goal, Steady pace, Fat burn, Calorie burn, Stairs, and Fitness test.

Alternatively you can use Manual mode to put yourself in total control of your workout.  In addition, the Max Trainer M7 features 20 computer controlled resistance levels to alter the intensity of your workouts.


Backlit dual-mode enhanced LCD/LED monitor on Bowflex Max Trainer M7
Backlit dual-mode enhanced
LCD/LED monitor
Sports performance racing pedals on Bowflex Max Trainer M7 Cardio Machine
Sports performance racing pedals




The Bowflex Max Trainer M7 comes with an easy-to-use backlit dual-mode enhanced LCD/LED monitor with which you can set targets and see exactly how many calories you’re burning as you exercise.  The monitor is Bluetooth enabled so you can sync to the free Max Trainer App for both Android and iOS with which you can store and track your workouts online.

Additional premium features of the Bowflex Max Trainer M7 include 4 user profiles, contact and telemetry enabled heart-rate monitoring, commercial-grade handles & aero bar grips, sports performance racing pedals, upgraded media shelf and water bottle holder.




Advantages of the Bowflex Max Trainer M7:

·         Burns up to 2.5x more calories than a standard elliptical
·         Engages more core & lower body muscles than a standard elliptical
·         Uses up to 80% more upper body muscles than a standard elliptical
·         Is low impact on your joints – a moderate running pace can have up to 200% more impact on your joints than working out on a Max Trainer
·         Designed to give you better results in less time
·         Improves stamina, strength, endurance
·         Strengthens heart & lungs
·         Burns calories at a fast rate


Let’s take a look at the features and specifications in detail of the Bowflex Max Trainer M7 to help you decide if it’s the best cardio machine for you: