York has been a world wide trusted name in exercise equipment for many years. York started in the US in 1932, and then it branched out to Canada in 1936. The company grew to such excess that it has plants and offices globally, now including the UK. The Canadian plant offered the cross trainers while the American counterpart offered weight lifting and gym equipment.
The founder of York, Bob Hoffman, was the coach for the USA’s Olympic Weightlifting team from 1948 to 1964. He was renowned as the ‘Father of World Weightlifting’ by the Olympic Weightlifting Federation for his part in establishing weightlifting as an Olympic sport. Most gym and weightlifting equipment in the world today bears the name of York quite proudly.
The York Cross Trainer comes in many styles and price options. The York Platinum 360 HRC Elliptical Cross Trainer offers many options some of which include dual action push and pull handle bars, 15 training programs with the HRC which include a fat burn hill, a recovery mode which measures one’s overall fitness on a scale of 1-6, magnetic resistance and it is computer powered by an AC adaptor which is supplied.
The York Cross Trainer measures your pulse, heart beat and let’s you know when your exercise time is up. The hand grip pulse sensors come with additional pads and the overall cardio work out with the body read-out measurements on the LCD panel are just a few of the brilliant adaptations of the York Cross Trainer.
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