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Congratulations on your purchase of the Gazelle Freestyle Crosstrainer
Pro! You’ve 
just taken an important step toward achieving your fitness goals. Whether that 
means strengthening your heart and lungs, toning muscles, or a combination 
of these, the Gazelle along with Tony Little's Personal Trainer Video
will help 
you achieve those goals.
Working out on comfortable, efficient equipment that allows you to start and progress
at the level that’s appropriate for you is a vital element in sticking with a program of
regular exercise. With your Gazelle, you’ll use the muscles of both your upper and
lower body in a pleasant, easy gliding motion to burn calories, firm muscles, and
improve your cardiovascular endurance. All of the exercises are easy to do and should
feel good, not painful or exhausting. You’ll be able to step onto your Gazelle and begin
your workout – just what you need to improve your fitness the healthy, easy way!
One hour a week – three fun 20 minute sessions – is all it takes to begin experiencing
the health benefits of aerobic exercise. With regular use of your Gazelle, you may soon
notice some important changes in yourself, such as:
• More endurance and stamina
• Less body fat and excess weight (if you also follow our eating plan)
• Improved muscle tone in both upper and lower body
• Increased energy for daily tasks
• Less stress and a more positive outlook
And if you increase your exercise program to just 20 minutes each day, you can 
accelerate these benefits dramatically. An impressive return on your investment.
Many studies show that a combination of low fat, sensible meals and exercise is the
optimum weight loss plan.
We're so sure that you will be completely satisfied with your Gazelle, that we 
encourage you to write us with your comments and suggestions. If, during the 
course of using your system, you have any questions about the program, please 
write our Customer Service Specialists at the address listed below, or contact us on our
website. As always, you have our quality assurance that we want only your complete
satisfaction. After all, your success is our success too!
Sincerely,
Karla Williamson, Customer Service
Gazelle Freestyle Crosstrainer Pro, Customer Service Department
240 Fitness Quest Plaza, Canton, OH 44750-1001
www.fitnessquest.com
IMPORTANT: This owner’s manual is the authoritative source of information 
about your Gazelle Freestyle Crosstrainer
Pro. Please read it carefully and 
follow all the instructions.
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NTRODUCTION
8) POWER JOG (Advanced Exercise)
Begin with a Basic Glide. When you feel comfortable
and balanced, slowly release your hands and bring
them into your sides in a “jog” position. Allow your
arms to pump naturally as if you were jogging.
Maintain good, upright posture throughout this exer-
cise, and a “soft” knee position. Glide only as wide as
you can while maintaining good balance and posture.
Be careful not to get your head or shoulders in the way
of the swinging handles. Upright posture will prevent
this from happening. This is an advanced exercise
that should be performed only after proficiency 
is attained on the first four basic exercises.
WARNING:
Exercising without holding on to the handlebars poses a risk 
of losing your balance and falling, resulting in possible serious injury, and
should be done with care.
7) POWER GLIDE (Advanced Exercise)
Begin with a Wide Glide. Adjust your hands to a neutral
or high grip hand position. Gradually increase the
length of your stride as far as you comfortably can. Your
heels will naturally lift slightly as each leg moves to the
back. As you glide, allow your shoulders and torso to
rotate slightly side to side, pressing and pulling firmly
with your arms. Maintain good, upright posture
throughout this exercise, and a “soft” knee position.
Avoid over rotating your torso which could effect bal-
ance. This exercise can be performed with the neutral
or high hand grip positions. Glide only as wide as you
can while maintaining good balance and posture. 
The Power Glide is an advanced exercise that should be performed only after
proficiency is attained on the first four basic exercises.
6) BACKWARD LEAN (Advanced Exercise)
Begin with a Basic Glide. Move your hands to a high grip
position. As you glide, slowly lean back until you feel
more weight in your arms. Your legs will glide in front of
your body. Keeping your wrists straight, pull back firmly
with alternating arms. Make sure you are leaning back
from your ankles, a full body lean, rather than rounding
your back or “sitting”. This exercise can be performed
with the high or neutral hand grip position. You will feel
additional emphasis in the upper back, back shoulders,
and the biceps during this exercise. This is an advanced
exercise that should be performed only after profi-
ciency is attained on the first four basic exercises.
WARNING:
Exercising while leaning backward poses a risk of losing 
your balance and falling, resulting in possible serious injury, and should 
be done with care.