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by Amanda Webster | Oct 29, 2020 | Commercial
Hey, Gym Owners! This week’s blog post from Amanda Webster is perfect for you to share with your members. Amanda takes a deep look at ab workouts, what’s effective, and why they’re so important. I stared at the three heart-shaped sticky notes on my bathroom mirror...
by Amanda Webster | Oct 9, 2020 | Consumer
Let’s all take a field trip back to Kindergarten for just a moment. No, not for the thrill of getting to the other side of the monkey bars for the first time, but for a basic anatomy lesson. Where is your brain? Right, it’s in your head. Now, can you tell me...
by Amanda Webster | Sep 11, 2020 | Consumer
Transformation pictures are all the rage on social media with people losing hundreds of pounds and turning their beer bellies into six packs. It seems like everyone is streaming their core workouts or finding unique places to show off their Yoga skills. My choice to...
by Amanda Webster | Mar 16, 2020 | Consumer, The Abs Company
I stared at the three heart-shaped sticky notes on my bathroom mirror and groaned. Maybe taking three 30 day challenges (yoga, abs and clean eating) at the same time right after a mental breakdown wasn’t the most thought through plan. “What does one even do...
The serial number on the X3S™ Pro consists of an alphanumeric code that identifies the production batch of that particular unit. It will start with 3 letters (most frequently ABS or IMP) followed by a series of numbers and letters. The sticker with the serial number should be located on the U shaped base at the inside end of the unit.
When asked for the serial number and you are unable to locate the sticker, please feel free to send a picture of where you believe the serial number should be, and a picture of the entire unit to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you in determining the make and model of your unit.
The serial number on the X3S™ Elite consists of an alphanumeric code that identifies the production batch of that particular unit. It will start with 3 letters (most frequently ABS or IMP) followed by a series of numbers and letters. The sticker with the serial number should be located on the U shaped base at the inside end of the unit.
When asked for the serial number and you are unable to locate the sticker, please feel free to send a picture of where you believe the serial number should be, and a picture of the entire unit to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you in determining the make and model of your unit.
The serial number on the Vertical Crunch™ consists of an alphanumeric code that identifies the production batch of that particular unit. It will start with 3 letters (most frequently ABS or IMP) followed by a series of numbers and letters. The sticker with the serial number should be located on the front right upright post (when facing the machine) in the inside edge that faces towards the seat.
When asked for the serial number and you are unable to locate the sticker, please feel free to send a picture of where you believe the serial number should be, and a picture of the entire unit to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you in determining the make and model of your unit.
The serial number on the TireFlip 180® & TireFlip 180® XL consists of an alphanumeric code that identifies the production batch of that particular unit. It will start with 3 letters (most frequently ABS) followed by a series of numbers and letters. The sticker with the serial number should be located on the inside of the upright support opposite one of the battle rope anchors.
When asked for the serial number and you are unable to locate the sticker, please feel free to send a picture of where you believe the serial number should be, and a picture of the entire unit to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you in determining the make and model of your unit.
The serial number on the SledMill™ consists of an alphanumeric code that identifies the production batch of that particular unit. It will start with 3 letters (most frequently ABS) followed by a series of numbers and letters. The sticker with the serial number should be located on the inside portion of the frame below the base of the support bar that holds the user console. You may need to extend the handlebars to the most forward position to see the serial number.
When asked for the serial number and you are unable to locate the sticker, please feel free to send a picture of where you believe the serial number should be, and a picture of the entire unit to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you in determining the make and model of your unit.
The serial number on the TargetAbs™ consists of an alphanumeric code that identifies the production batch of that particular unit. It will start with 3 letters (most frequently ABS) followed by a series of numbers and letters. The sticker with the serial number should be located on the front foot near the head of the user, or along the underside of the back support bar.
When asked for the serial number and you are unable to locate the sticker, please feel free to send a picture of where you believe the serial number should be, and a picture of the entire unit to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you in determining the make and model of your unit.
The serial number on the LumbarX™ consists of an alphanumeric code that identifies the production batch of that particular unit. It will start with 3 letters (most frequently ABS) followed by a series of numbers and letters. The sticker with the serial number should be located on the front foot of the unit or on the upward support bars that hold the seat pad.
When asked for the serial number and you are unable to locate the sticker, please feel free to send a picture of where you believe the serial number should be, and a picture of the entire unit to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you in determining the make and model of your unit.
The serial number on the Glute Coaster™/Booty Coaster® consists of an alphanumeric code that identifies the production batch of that particular unit. It will start with 3 letters (most frequently ABS) followed by a series of numbers and letters. The sticker with the serial number should be located on the base of the unit and visible between the carriage rails.
When asked for the serial number and you are unable to locate the sticker, please feel free to send a picture of where you believe the serial number should be, and a picture of the entire unit to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you in determining the make and model of your unit.
The serial number on the AbCoaster® CTL consists of an alphanumeric code that identifies the production batch of that particular unit. It will start with 2 or 3 letters (most frequently ABS or SW) followed by a series of numbers and letters. The sticker with the serial number will be located on the inside edge of the U base frame or under the faceplate on newer models (these can be identified by having metal end caps that have been welded on). Older models will have their sticker on the bottom of the seat mount plate (for models with hard plastic end caps).
When asked for the serial number and you are unable to locate the sticker, please feel free to send a picture of where you believe the serial number should be, and a picture of the entire unit to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you in determining the make and model of your unit.
The serial number on the AbCoaster® Elite, AbCoaster® CS2000, or AbCoaster® CS3000 consists of an alphanumeric code that identifies the production batch of that particular unit. It will start with 2 or 3 letters (most frequently ABS or SW) followed by a series of numbers and letters. The sticker with the serial number will be located on the front foot or on the front support upright on newer models (these can be identified by having metal end caps on the feet that have been welded on). Older models will have their sticker on the bottom of the seat mount plate (for models with either rubber or hard plastic foot end caps).
When asked for the serial number and you are unable to locate the sticker, please feel free to send a picture of where you believe the serial number should be, and a picture of the entire unit to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you in determining the make and model of your unit.
The serial number on the AbCoaster® CS1500 consists of an alphanumeric code that identifies the production batch of that particular unit. It will start with 2 or 3 letters (most frequently ABS or SW) followed by a series of numbers and letters. The sticker with the serial number will be located on the front foot or on the front support upright on newer models (these can be identified by having metal end caps on the feet that have been welded on). Older models will have their sticker on the bottom of the seat mount plate (for models with either rubber or hard plastic foot end caps).
When asked for the serial number and you are unable to locate the sticker, please feel free to send a picture of where you believe the serial number should be, and a picture of the entire unit to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you in determining the make and model of your unit.
The serial number on the AbSolo® consists of an alphanumeric code that identifies the production batch of that particular unit. It will start with 2 or 3 letters (most frequently ABS or SW) followed by a series of numbers and letters. The sticker with the serial number should be located on the U shaped base near the rear of the unit before you come to the movement wheel. Older units will have their serial number located on the back of the center foot support brace.
When asked for the serial number and you are unable to locate the sticker, please feel free to send a picture of where you believe the serial number should be, and a picture of the entire unit to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you in determining the make and model of your unit.
The serial number on The AbsBench™ X2 consists of an alphanumeric code that identifies the production batch of that particular unit. It will start with 2 or 3 letters (most frequently ABS or SW) followed by a series of numbers and letters.
The sticker with the serial number should be located on the top of the front foot, up underneath the main support for the back pad, or on the bottom of the Leg Curl swing arm in the case of much older units.
When asked for the serial number and you are unable to locate the sticker, please feel free to send a picture of where you believe the serial number should be, and a picture of the entire unit to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you in determining the make and model of your unit.
The serial number on The AbsBench™ consists of an alphanumeric code that identifies the production batch of that particular unit. It will start with 3 letters (most frequently ABS) followed by a series of numbers and letters. The sticker with the serial number should be located on the top of the front foot, or up underneath the main support for the back pad.
When asked for the serial number and you are unable to locate the sticker, please feel free to send a picture of where you believe the serial number should be, and a picture of the entire unit to [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you in determining the make and model of your unit.
