Review for the Sanyo HEC-DR6700K Massage Chair Recliner

Filed Under (Bodybuilding) by Steve Esquire on 28-02-2009

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We will provide an evaluation of the luxury Sanyo HEC-DR6700 massage chair. The DR 6700 is made by Hitachi Electric Company for Sanyo. This product review will touch on some of the cool electronic features, massage therapy functions and warranty coverage. We present our analysis of the DR-6700 massage chair recliner.

We will start with the warranty coverage. We always advise to go with a recognized massage chair brand. These national brands will have adequate warranty coverage and will be quick and responsive if an issue were to arise. You do not want a no-name brand that then does not stock parts and provides poor service, if at all.

The warranty coverage of the Sanyo DR 6700K is 3 years on the roller mechanism. The roller mechanism is contained in the chair back and is responsible for providing the massage therapy for your back, neck and shoulders. Parts and Labor are both covered for 1 year for the rest of the massage chair. Sanyo also gives you 1 year of in home technician service. That means a qualified technician will come to your house and repair the massage chair.

What kind of massage therapy do you get with the DR6700? The DR-6700 comes with four pre-programmed programs. Sanyo has developed themed massage programs which consist of Fine, Recovery, Stiffness and Relax. These programs are well designed and provide for effective massage therapy depending on the focus selected.

There are also many manual options for your relaxation needs. If you have a particular trouble spot or area, then you can switch to manual mode and use a manual massage. The manual massage techniques are as follows: Gap, Shiatsu, Kneading, Tapping and Combo. Each of these techniques is specialized with a particular movement to loosen or revitalize tight and sore muscles.

There are many adjustments you can make with the in the manual massage mode. You can select the roller width adjustment. The rollers in the chair back can be set at a wider or narrower depending on where you would like the massage to penetrate. Also, you can adjust the intensity of the massage. You can make it softer or more vigorous. If you are tender, then a softer mode may be appropriate, whereas if you want deeper penetration you can set it stronger.

There are even more options on the area of your back that you would like to target. Choose from neck and shoulders, lower back, lower body and quick course. You can select the massage technique that you wish and then have it focus in these regions. This is very helpful if you have stiffness in a particular area.

The DR-6700 comes with some advanced electronics that are also integrated into the massage chair. There is a Stiffness Detector. This measure the degree or perspiration and pulse rate when your fingers are placed on the secondary remote sensor. The massage chair is then able to determine areas in the body that have unusual tension or stiffness. The on board computer then automatically targets these areas for relief.

Need a good lower body massage? This Sanyo model comes equipped with an air compression massage system for the lower body. A compression massage uses a squeezing action to relieve tired, aching muscles. The air compression massage targets the legs, calves and feet. They have also integrated a heater to warm the bottoms of your feet.

If you are considering a high end massage chair, then you may want to check out the HEC-DR6700 from Sanyo. It has many advanced electronic features that can automatically identify trouble areas of tension and stiffness. There are many relieving massage programs built into the recliner. You also have many manual options to target exactly where you need the attention the most. The Sanyo DR-6700 is certainly a solid massage chair for your long term needs.

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Filed Under (Uncategorized) by Fit4Life on 28-02-2009

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If you want to build muscle, you have to have a plan

Filed Under (Bodybuilding) by Jon Cardozo on 28-02-2009

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It’s easy to get excited when you begin a new project, but sometimes down the road it can get tough to follow through with your original plan. Knowledge is certainly important. How else would you know what to eat or how often to train? Even so, knowledge is not always enough, because you need to know your motivation behind your goals.

Before you even begin your muscle building program, you should take a moment to decide what it is you’re trying to achieve and why you want to achieve it. If you don’t do this, you may end up regretting it in the future. Lack of proper planning and unclear motivation may be a greater threat to your success than a lack of knowledge. After all, the knowledge will come, if you apply yourself consistently over time.

So before you purchase a gym membership or head to the grocery store to replace the contents of your pantry, ask yourself a few questions about what you’re trying to achieve. First of all, do you know what exactly you are trying to achieve?

Perhaps you should ask your doctor how much weight you can gain and how quickly you can do so without harming your health. Based on this advice, you can then set a timetable for achieving your goal. If you break your goal into small chunks it will seem less daunting and more easily attainable.

Knowing what you want to accomplish before you start your weight gain program is very important for your success. You can visualize what you will look like at the end of your program and how long it’ll take to get there. The other pillar of success, however, is proper motivation.

There’ll be times when things get tough. You may not feel like going to the gym on a particular day, or you may be surprisingly sore after a difficult workout. You might feel like giving up, and this is when you need to remember your original motivation.

When this happens, you must return to the original reason that you wanted to gain muscle. Did you want to look more attractive? Do you want to be more physically fit so you could participate in sports? This is where you have to decide for yourself what exactly your motivation is. By the way, intrinsic motivation is far superior to extrinsic motivation. What does this mean?

Obstacles are inevitable when you set a big goal, and building more muscular physique is probably going to be a pretty big goal for you. Starting off on the right path by knowing exactly what you want and why will go a long way toward helping you achieve success.

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