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The 8-Week Programme
Printed, in the box, free with every order. Not a PDF you have to remember to open.
What it is
A seated resistance trainer. Two padded foot bars, four latex tubes, one handle.
What it asks
Ten to fifteen minutes. Three to five sets, ten to fifteen reps a set.
What it costs you if it is wrong
Nothing. Sixty days, return postage paid, refunded to your card.
This is a new store and it carries no customer reviews. When there are real ones, they will appear here.
Anchored-Heel Design
Two padded bars hold the heels, so the pelvis cannot roll back.
Deep-Core Loading
The pull runs through the middle rather than the lower back.
Joint-Kind Seated Motion
Nothing jumped, nothing jogged, nothing through the knees.
4-Tube Resistance
Four latex tubes twisted together. Move back to add tension.
WHY THE FLOOR ROUTINE STOPPED WORKING
It is not that you are doing sit-ups badly. It is that nothing is holding your feet.
- Lower your legs on the floor and the small of your back lifts — you can slide a hand under it.
- Once it lifts, the lower back is taking the load the middle was meant to take.
- After a few reps the ache arrives in the back, so you stop, and nothing in the middle ever got worked.
Jogging and crunches do not fix that, because neither of them holds your heels down. The problem is not effort. It is that there is nothing to brace against.
What changes it
Both heels go under the padded bars. They cannot lift, so the pelvis cannot roll back.
You lean back and press out against four latex tubes. The spine stays flat on the floor.
The effort stays in the middle for the whole set, which is the part that was never happening.
Ten minutes. Sitting down. Three to five sets a day, ten to fifteen reps a set.
Floor sit-ups against the PedalCore
| A FLOOR SIT-UP | PEDALCORE™ | |
|---|---|---|
| What holds your feet | Nothing — the floor | Two padded bars, under both heels |
| Where the load lands | The lower back, once the spine lifts | The middle, for the whole set |
| What you do it on | The floor, flat out | The floor, a rug or a chair |
| What it asks of your knees | Repeated flexion under load | Nothing |
| How you make it harder | More reps, same movement | Sit further back — the tubes do it |
This is the right thing for you if…
- Your lower back complains before your middle has done anything.
- You would train at home if it did not mean getting down onto the floor for a routine.
- Your knees rule out jumping, jogging and most of what is on a class timetable.
- You have ten minutes in the evening and no interest in a subscription.
- You want something that lives in the room you already sit in, not in a cupboard.
- You want to start gently and add tension later without buying anything else.
RISK-FREE
Sixty days to decide, or you get your money back.
Sixty days, from the day it arrives
Not from the day you ordered, and not thirty.
We pay the return postage
You are not paying to send back something that did not suit you.
Refunded to the card you paid with
Not store credit, not a voucher, no restocking fee.
Three things worth knowing before it arrives
The first week
Week one is deliberately easy. You sit close to the bars with your knees bent, so only one or two of the four tubes take any load at all, and you do five minutes rather than fifteen. The point of the first week is not effort. It is getting used to keeping the small of your back on the floor for the whole set, which is the thing a floor sit-up never lets you do.
Where it ends up living
It weighs under a kilo and it has no plug, so it does not get put away. Most of what people buy for home training ends up two rooms away behind the vacuum cleaner, and what you cannot see you do not use. This is small enough to leave at the foot of the sofa in the room you already sit in of an evening.
What harder looks like
You do not swap the exercise or buy a heavier one. You shuffle further back from the bars and the same four tubes stretch further, which is the whole progression. By week six the legs are long, all four tubes are loaded, and the movement has not changed once.
Questions people ask
Will this hurt my lower back?
It is the problem it exists to solve. Your heels stay under the bars, so the pelvis cannot roll back and the small of your back stays on the floor. If your back is already under treatment, ask whoever is treating it before you start.
How long does a session take?
Ten to fifteen minutes. Three to five sets a day, ten to fifteen reps a set. The printed programme sets that out week by week.
Do I need to be fit to start?
No. Sit close to the bars with your knees bent and only one or two tubes take any load. You set the tension by where you sit, not by buying a different one.
Where can I use it?
Any floor, a rug, or hooked over the legs of a chair. It needs about two metres and no power.
What is in the box?
The trainer and the printed 8-Week Programme & Nutrition Guide, which is free with every order and worth £17.95. Nothing to assemble.
Will it fit my feet?
One size. The padded bars take any adult foot, bare or in socks.
How is this different from a resistance band?
A band gives you nothing to brace against, so your feet still lift and the pelvis still rolls. The two padded foot bars are the entire difference.
How long does delivery take?
Free UK delivery on every order, tracked, three to five working days.
What if I do not get on with it?
Send it back inside sixty days of it arriving. We pay the return postage and refund the card you paid with — not store credit, and no restocking fee.
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