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The First Degree E-520 Fluid Rower is the epitome of all indoor rowers, bar none.
The First Degree E-520 Fluid Rower represents the highest quality indoor rowing
experience and is the top of an already hard to beat line of fluid rowers from First Degree Fitness.
It offers an industry-best on-water rowing emulation with a natural
catch and resistance through the e-520 rower's stroke along with
unmatched durability and an unprecedented 20 levels of patented variable resistance.
Many clubs or wellness center’s use it as their key go to equipment
when trying to demonstrate innovation in fitness or a real sensitivity to user needs.
While many people use weights at the gym for their rowing exercises,
the First Degree Fitness E-520 Fluid Rower is designed to build more efficient
muscles with proper biomechanical exercises.
The benefit of this machine over others is that it utilizes a fluid system of resistance
to match real-life rowing, so the proper rowing technique and
resistance is maximized to provide a better workout.
If you're under the impression the First Degree E-520 Fluid Rower is designed for
only elite athletes, think again!
The rower comfortably adjusts to 20 different levels of resistance for a truly customized workout.
The seat is also soft and contoured for unmatched comfort, so you don't have to constantly shift
your body as you would on a typical rowing machine.
An integrated fitness monitor tracks and displays your progress, allowing you to set and accomplish workout goals.
When looking for a perfect workout machine, efficiency and reliability are the best way to increase your lean body mass;
once you get your First Degree Fitness Fluid Rower E520, you'll realize there's no substitution to the
efficiency and reliability a fluid rower/ergometer like this can provide.
Realistic, low impact rowing invigorates both the body and the mind, and the
First Degree E-520 Fluid Rower does it like none other.
The First Degree E-520 Fluid Rower is the closest thing to real, on-water rowing, unmatched
durability, and it's virtually maintenance free!
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