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NFL Hall of Fame And Pro Bowl QB Warren Moon
1991 NFL "MAN OF THE YEAR"

Olympic Training
Orbiter Treadmill Speeds Knee and Leg Injury Recovery For Olympian
"The injuries I have sustained over the past few years - especially my latest knee and leg injuries - have made it a challenge to recover and get myself in the best possible shape to compete in the 2002 Olympic Games. I couldn't believe it! Shortly after my latest injuries, I was able to recover and work out on the ORBITER without pain, while pain kept me from using a regular treadmill. The ORBITER low impact treadmill has played a key role in speeding up my recovery, as well as continuing my ongoing training program. I have benefited greatly from the ORBITER's low impact surface and hope other athletes have the opportunity to do the same."
Picabo Street
Olympic Gold Medal Ski Champion

Professional Baseball
Orbiter Treadmill Gives Fresh Legs and Eliminates Leg Pain for Pro Baseball Hall of Famer
"After a year of running on our Orbiter my wife and I have found that it has eliminated the hard rigorous pounding and joint pain of running on a track or other treadmills. The cardiovascular workout is also greater. My wife loves the Orbiter and uses it at least four days a week with great results. Due to my high activity level, especially in tennis, I feel that training on the Orbiter gives me fresh legs for the hard surfaces I encounter. I would highly recommend the Orbiter to anyone who wants a great workout with low impact on their joints."
Joe Morgan
Hall Of Fame Professional Baseball

Physical Therapy Patient with Bulging Disks and Sciatica
"I Could Immediately Tell The Difference . . ."
"I began therapy about two months ago. I have two bulging disks and sciatica in both legs. I could immediately feel the difference when I started walking on the Orbiter treadmill as opposed to walking on pavement, or other treadmills. In therapy I perform extension exercises and have daily walks on the Orbiter. I know I would not be doing as well as I am if I was not walking on the Orbiter. My back especially needs the walking exercise, but my leg pain is made many times worse by walking on hard surfaces. Along with the McKensie exercises, the Orbiter treadmill is the foundation of my recovery process. My hope is that the Orbiter might someday be made available in a home version."
Eva N. Edwards
Back and Leg Patient

Pre and Post Surgery Exercise On Orbiter Treadmill
Abdominal Surgery: Endometriosis, Enlarged Appendix, Scarred Fallopian Tubes
"I recently had surgery to remove endometriosis. Before my surgery, I was in considerable pain which came and went depending on my activities. A few weeks before my surgery I went for a slow leisurely walk in the park with my husband. The following day I was in so much pain from the endometriosis that I had to spend all day in bed. I went to work the day after as most of the pain was gone.

About a week later I was introduced to the Orbiter treadmill. It was very smooth and flowing. It felt so good that I went against my better judgment and jogged on it for over thirty minutes. I am a fitness walker. I hate to jog or run, but the Orbiter felt so good I couldn't help myself. This was the first time I can remember actually enjoying jogging. I went home feeling great but thinking I'd be paying the price that night and the next day with endometriosis pain. To my surprise, I had no pain at all that night or the next day.

In my surgery Dr. Nosaville removed the endometriosis. He also removed an enlarged appendix and additional scar tissue around my fallopian tubes. A week later I went in for a check-up. Dr. Nosaville first told me to wait a minimum of twelve weeks after the surgery to have any strenuous exercise. It was then I told him about my experience of pain after walking in the park, but no pain after jogging on the Orbiter treadmill. I gave him literature on the Orbiter and he promised to call me back later that evening after he had reviewed it.

Dr. Nosaville said that if I was exercising on an Orbiter, I could start in about three more weeks (four weeks after my surgery). But if I was not using an Orbiter to wait eleven more weeks (twelve weeks after my surgery). Thanks for a such a super treadmill. I had no idea anything like this even existed. I think it would definitely help other women who have had endometriosis and related problems such as I have had."
Donna S. Thomas
Endometriosis Patient

Orbiter Treadmill Extreme
Highest Cardio - Lowest Impact - Power Rebound Running