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title: "Isokinator Classic Mobile Home Gym in Compact Size Made in Germany"
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# App + DVD + manual included Red metallic sleek design 400g ultra-lightweight Isokinator Classic Mobile Home Gym in Compact Size Made in Germany

**Brand:** koelbel
**Price:** AR$16951
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## Summary

> 💪 Elevate your strength game anytime, anywhere with German engineering finesse!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Isokinator Classic Mobile Home Gym in Compact Size Made in Germany by koelbel
- **How much does it cost?** AR$16951 with free shipping
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## Best For

- koelbel enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted koelbel brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Effortless Setup:** No ropes or fastenings—just grab, set resistance, and go.
- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Train anywhere with a 400g mobile gym that fits in your bag.
- • **Precision Resistance:** Variable load up to 198 lbs for tailored, injury-free strength gains.
- • **Science-Backed Results:** 38 cm average muscle growth after just 36 sessions.
- • **All-in-One Training Kit:** Includes printed manual, DVD, and app for seamless guided workouts.

## Overview

The Isokinator Classic is a compact, 400-gram mobile home gym from Germany, offering isokinetic strength training with adjustable resistance up to 198 lbs. Designed for busy professionals, it delivers scientifically proven muscle growth in just 23 minutes per session, supported by a comprehensive training manual, DVD, and app for guided workouts anywhere—indoors, outdoors, or even in the shower.

## Description

More muscles, more strength, more stamina A short but highly intense workout routine Only 7 exercises in 23 minutes of training every other day suffice. You can see and feel an athletic physique emerge. Scientifically proven: after 36 training sessions, the Isokinator distributes an average 38-cm increase in muscle mass to arms, legs, torso, back and shoulders. Strength training anywhere, anytime With a weight of 400 grams, the Isokinator is your mobile companion. There’s no need to set it up anywhere and it requires no fastenings or rope pulls. Resistances are continuously variable (0-198 lbs / 90 kilos). For professional whole-body workouts at home or on the go. You train when and where you want to – indoors, outdoors or even in the shower. You will feel immensely invigorated and save yourself membership fees and the time spent on trips to the fitness studio. Simply ingenious Set a resistance, pull on the short or long straps and create constant tension. Then move this so-called power block freely along your body for isokinetic-desmodromic training as if in slow motion with no risk of injury. The control function of the display balls rules out risk of training errors. The Isokinator comes with an easy-to-grasp manual, a DVD, a training diary and a free app for your smartphone. It’s an all-round package – simply unpack it and get going. That’s all you need. The Isokinator goes along with any movement you make, like with so-called free dumbbell training. But always using exactly 70% of your maximum strength and under full load for the entire course of the movement to ensure highly effective muscle building for your whole body. The CCCC method gives the muscle no opportunity to relax during training.

Review: THE ISOKINATOR-A GYM IN YOUR POCKET - I do NOT use the IK as per Koelbel's instruction. I use it only as an ISOMETRIC training device like one would use a BULLWORKER (also invented by Koelbel.) Two reasons. First, I have severe shoulder impingements and those motions exacerbate the condition. Secondly, even if I had no injury, I would still use it purely isometrically. This is the best isometric trainer on the market-superior in many ways to the BULLWORKER which I have (both the classic and steel bow), and have trained with for four and a half years. NOTE: Training with isometrics has improved my shoulder condition by about 50%. Call it what you want, the IK IS an isometric trainer-the main difference between THE IK and the BW, is size, and the fact that the IK has you train using MOTION. You can train with motion with A BW, but it is awkward. Isometrics work! A multitude of studies have proven this, and I did so myself. In May of 2014, I dropped all other modes of strength training, and trained exclusively with a BW steel bow. After six months, I was 30 to 40% stronger in all my isotonic and free weight lifts. Also, a slew of studies have shown that isometric training is one of the best ways to improve bone strength and stop bone loss in older people, and isometric training has proven to lower blood pressure. There are NO studies showing that using isometrics with motion is superior than using isometrics with static holds. Why is the IK such a great strength trainer/bone loss-bone builder? LEVERAGE! I can train with my hands close to my body when I train purely isometrically on the IK, and can exert more force on the IK than I could on the BW, where my hands start 20 inches apart-about 20 to 30% more force. If you use the IK with motion, as soon as your hands move away from your body, you cannot exert near as much force as you can with your hands close in to your body, and those little gold balls will sink to the center, and you will have to adjust your starting resistance lower if you want those balls to stay over the holes. I'm NOT saying DON'T train using motion-I'm sure that will be effective, but you have the choice, and either way you'll get results, but for pure strength, I would go with static holds. I do the static holds at different positions, so the argument that I'm not strengthening the muscle through a"full range of motion" has proven not to be. Another reason the IK is so effective: Its external resistance-the spring inside the device, which forces you to press against the resistance to keep the balls over the holes. This external pressure-up to 200 lbs (the CLASSIC MODEL) you have to fight against is truly a great way to build strength. NOTE: The IK is a great device EVEN if you doing other modes of strength training, like free weights. Using isometrics is a proven method of getting you past sticking points on many free weight lifts. If you are very strong, they have model that has 400 lbs of resistance (THE GREEN GIANT). The amount of exercises is up to your imagination. I bought mine with the isohook which allows many more exercises. I have another strap I use with the isohook, and hook the IK to some of my other equipment and do isometric one legged leg presses, isometric lat pulldowns, isometric one arm presses, plus all the ones I could do on the BW, plus the ones in the IK exercise book-except I do them statically. I train ONLY ONCE A WEEK, as isometric training, is very hard on the central nervous system (studies have shown) and my further strength gains do not justify more training. In fact a bit of advise. The IK manual says train 3 times a week-make that 2 times a week, I guarantee you'll get better results. NOTE: Even the IK exercise manual says, when you get up to where you want strength wise, "you only need to train every TEN DAYS". I pretty much reached my strength limit at my age, but my gains with the IK have led to another 15% strength increase, and much improved definition. The IK is built like a tank, and is durable to a fault. I do use the BW classic to do ab exercises and a few other exercises along with the IK, but if I had to choose just one device to train with, the IK would be it.
Review: Former athlete, regular guy...is this worth it? - Who I am: mid-40s elementary music teacher. High school track, cross country, and wrestling. Black belt in Tae Kwon Do, brown belt in Shotokan Karate. I was in top shape until my late 20s, when I stopped running and working out. I'm now 60 lbs overweight, all of it in my gut. I agonized over this product for months. Was it a gimmick? Was it really worth all that money? Could isometric exercises really build muscle? Well, I'll keep updating this review to let you know! I've had the Isokinator for a week now. Shipping was very fast, but untrackable through desertcart. It took 7 days to get to me. Very well packaged. I ordered the long strap along with it, but I now see that the original 7 exercises you're supposed to do don't use the long strap! (It was only $25.) The Isokinator itself looks very high quality. I think I like the workout so far. I've done the exercises for one full week now (3 days of exercise). I'm starting very low, so I'm on 22 lbs of resistance. I like the feel of resisting the springs and then doing slow movement. It does feel a bit like Tai Chi to me. The only things I don't like thusfar are: you can't really watch the golden balls as you exercise, so the whole idea of seeing that they're over the holes doesn't make sense to me. On almost all of the exercises, you can't watch the balls for the entire movement. Also, the straps dig into your hands...and I'm only on 22 lbs resistance! What will it be like when I'm at the top resistance? (I'll probably need to invest in some gloves.) I'll write more in a month or so... **Update** It's been over a month of regular use now. 3 sets of 10 exercises. I do the 5 upper body exercises (I don't yet do the abs or legs exercises). My weight has increased from 22 to 66 lbs. I see a definite increase in muscle mass and I feel stronger. I can feel the distinct muscles in my triceps when I flex...couldn't before. This product definitely works! And it's awesome to have it in such a small package. My complaints are the same: the straps really hurt for some exercises. I really need to invest in some lifting gloves. Also, you really can't watch the golden balls while you exercise. You just have to pull as hard as you can and hope that you're getting them over the holes. Finally, the bicep/tricep exercise is a little awkward. It's building lots of mass in my tri's, but I don't really see in in my bi's. Overall, I'm glad I purchased the isokinator. I'll update in a month or two.

## Features

- a compact, mobile fitness device developed by Koelbel Training Research including a precise training manual in print form, on DVD and as an app. Here as the current 2020 model (less weight and thicker loops) in a box set with 3 extras: Iso-Hook, Soft-Bag & Crumpled Chart.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0058IY4TC |
| Brand | Koelbel |
| Brand Name | Koelbel |
| Color | Red Metallic |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 45 Reviews |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 7.1"L x 3.2"W x 0.5"H |
| Item Weight | 400 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Koelbel |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 198 Pounds |
| Model Number | 7003 |
| Part Number | 7003 |
| Style | Modern |
| UPC | 608866488149 784427964724 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Koelbel
- **Color:** Red Metallic
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Item Weight:** 400 Grams
- **Style:** Modern
- **Maximum Weight Recommendation:** 198 Pounds
- **Product Dimensions:** 7.1"L x 3.2"W x 0.5"H
- **Manufacturer:** Koelbel
- **UPC:** 608866488149 784427964724

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ THE ISOKINATOR-A GYM IN YOUR POCKET
*by K***N on March 20, 2019*

I do NOT use the IK as per Koelbel's instruction. I use it only as an ISOMETRIC training device like one would use a BULLWORKER (also invented by Koelbel.) Two reasons. First, I have severe shoulder impingements and those motions exacerbate the condition. Secondly, even if I had no injury, I would still use it purely isometrically. This is the best isometric trainer on the market-superior in many ways to the BULLWORKER which I have (both the classic and steel bow), and have trained with for four and a half years. NOTE: Training with isometrics has improved my shoulder condition by about 50%. Call it what you want, the IK IS an isometric trainer-the main difference between THE IK and the BW, is size, and the fact that the IK has you train using MOTION. You can train with motion with A BW, but it is awkward. Isometrics work! A multitude of studies have proven this, and I did so myself. In May of 2014, I dropped all other modes of strength training, and trained exclusively with a BW steel bow. After six months, I was 30 to 40% stronger in all my isotonic and free weight lifts. Also, a slew of studies have shown that isometric training is one of the best ways to improve bone strength and stop bone loss in older people, and isometric training has proven to lower blood pressure. There are NO studies showing that using isometrics with motion is superior than using isometrics with static holds. Why is the IK such a great strength trainer/bone loss-bone builder? LEVERAGE! I can train with my hands close to my body when I train purely isometrically on the IK, and can exert more force on the IK than I could on the BW, where my hands start 20 inches apart-about 20 to 30% more force. If you use the IK with motion, as soon as your hands move away from your body, you cannot exert near as much force as you can with your hands close in to your body, and those little gold balls will sink to the center, and you will have to adjust your starting resistance lower if you want those balls to stay over the holes. I'm NOT saying DON'T train using motion-I'm sure that will be effective, but you have the choice, and either way you'll get results, but for pure strength, I would go with static holds. I do the static holds at different positions, so the argument that I'm not strengthening the muscle through a"full range of motion" has proven not to be. Another reason the IK is so effective: Its external resistance-the spring inside the device, which forces you to press against the resistance to keep the balls over the holes. This external pressure-up to 200 lbs (the CLASSIC MODEL) you have to fight against is truly a great way to build strength. NOTE: The IK is a great device EVEN if you doing other modes of strength training, like free weights. Using isometrics is a proven method of getting you past sticking points on many free weight lifts. If you are very strong, they have model that has 400 lbs of resistance (THE GREEN GIANT). The amount of exercises is up to your imagination. I bought mine with the isohook which allows many more exercises. I have another strap I use with the isohook, and hook the IK to some of my other equipment and do isometric one legged leg presses, isometric lat pulldowns, isometric one arm presses, plus all the ones I could do on the BW, plus the ones in the IK exercise book-except I do them statically. I train ONLY ONCE A WEEK, as isometric training, is very hard on the central nervous system (studies have shown) and my further strength gains do not justify more training. In fact a bit of advise. The IK manual says train 3 times a week-make that 2 times a week, I guarantee you'll get better results. NOTE: Even the IK exercise manual says, when you get up to where you want strength wise, "you only need to train every TEN DAYS". I pretty much reached my strength limit at my age, but my gains with the IK have led to another 15% strength increase, and much improved definition. The IK is built like a tank, and is durable to a fault. I do use the BW classic to do ab exercises and a few other exercises along with the IK, but if I had to choose just one device to train with, the IK would be it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Former athlete, regular guy...is this worth it?
*by M***R on June 5, 2015*

Who I am: mid-40s elementary music teacher. High school track, cross country, and wrestling. Black belt in Tae Kwon Do, brown belt in Shotokan Karate. I was in top shape until my late 20s, when I stopped running and working out. I'm now 60 lbs overweight, all of it in my gut. I agonized over this product for months. Was it a gimmick? Was it really worth all that money? Could isometric exercises really build muscle? Well, I'll keep updating this review to let you know! I've had the Isokinator for a week now. Shipping was very fast, but untrackable through Amazon. It took 7 days to get to me. Very well packaged. I ordered the long strap along with it, but I now see that the original 7 exercises you're supposed to do don't use the long strap! (It was only $25.) The Isokinator itself looks very high quality. I think I like the workout so far. I've done the exercises for one full week now (3 days of exercise). I'm starting very low, so I'm on 22 lbs of resistance. I like the feel of resisting the springs and then doing slow movement. It does feel a bit like Tai Chi to me. The only things I don't like thusfar are: you can't really watch the golden balls as you exercise, so the whole idea of seeing that they're over the holes doesn't make sense to me. On almost all of the exercises, you can't watch the balls for the entire movement. Also, the straps dig into your hands...and I'm only on 22 lbs resistance! What will it be like when I'm at the top resistance? (I'll probably need to invest in some gloves.) I'll write more in a month or so... **Update** It's been over a month of regular use now. 3 sets of 10 exercises. I do the 5 upper body exercises (I don't yet do the abs or legs exercises). My weight has increased from 22 to 66 lbs. I see a definite increase in muscle mass and I feel stronger. I can feel the distinct muscles in my triceps when I flex...couldn't before. This product definitely works! And it's awesome to have it in such a small package. My complaints are the same: the straps really hurt for some exercises. I really need to invest in some lifting gloves. Also, you really can't watch the golden balls while you exercise. You just have to pull as hard as you can and hope that you're getting them over the holes. Finally, the bicep/tricep exercise is a little awkward. It's building lots of mass in my tri's, but I don't really see in in my bi's. Overall, I'm glad I purchased the isokinator. I'll update in a month or two.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic! Use alone or in conjunction with regular strength/ bodybuilding workouts at the gym...
*by S***E on May 21, 2014*

Quick rundown on me. Have trained since age 20. Now 58. Have experienced old and new Nautilus, Hammer Strength, MedX, Life Fitness, Cybex, free weights, X-Force negative equipment, etc... Training protocols have included High Intensity, Escalating Density, Vince Gironda, Positions of Flexion, Super Slow, Timed Static Contractions, Pre-exhaustion on the old Nautilus double machines, PHA, etc... Have been more involved lately with Timed Static holds/ isometrics in an attempt to maximize muscle tension and minimize joint strain. 90 second holds in the mid-range position of most exercises. Have used the Isokinator over the past 2 weeks, and can't sing its praises enough! The unit is so versatile-- have used it on its own at home, and in conjunction with strength training equipment at the gym. The unit not only allows for Isokinetic training for reps, but is also ideal for timed static contractions/ isometrics, which can be performed in whatever range of motion (ROM) you're comfortable in. The muscle pump, whether performing reps or holds is intense, and the number of exercises you can perform, honestly... are up to your imagination. The manual and movie, IMO, just scratch the surface. Once you've gauged the proper amount of tension, most upper body barbell style exercises can be performed with the Isokinator. Just today I simulated a Nautilus pullover exercise, working through an approximate ROM of 175 degrees. Barbell style curls, 2 arm tricep pushdowns, cable crosses, Arnold and Scott delt presses, seated and bent over rows... all can be performed for reps or holds. What I love is that once the tension level (resistance) is proper for YOU (will take a little break in period to nail it down and have a challenging level) the contractions- whether you're doing reps or holds is truly a constant tension, with NO respite! No joint strain/ inflammation, just muscle contraction! Awesome piece of equipment!

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