How to Get On an Inversion Table

By Dr. Edward Riffel
Dr. Edward Riffel

Dr. Edward Riffel is the owner of Riffel chiropractic fitness center. Dr. Riffel is a former U.S Marine. He received his Doctorite At C.C. Los Angeles College where he was the class valedictorian. He did Post Graduate Orthopedic Rehabilitation at Glendale Chiropractic College. He was on the teaching staff and taught Anatomy and Physiology. He is a Certified Personal trainer with AFAA, And Nesta. Dr. Riffel maintains a Fitness and Personal Training practice. He can be contacted at edwardriffel@sbcglobal.net

Learn how to get onto an inversion table workout with expert tips and advice on exercise from a fitness expert in this free health and fitness video.

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Welcome to Expert Village, my name is Dr. Ed Riffel. In this clip we're going to talk about how to get on the machine, how to safely get on it, and there's some adjustments with this particular Hang Ups unit. One of the first things you want to do, there's some increments here and you want to check your height and weight in there, and then you want to release this clip. Make sure it's attached, safety first, make sure it's attached so it can't move. Then of course, you want to put your belt on here if you're using if you're using it for the first time. You want to make sure that's clipped, safe. You want to make sure these are in place. Then, when you step into it, you straddle first. You open this clip here, it's got a spring-loaded clip, and then you just step into it. You drop the clip down, make sure it's firmly clipped; you want to make sure and hear some clicks in there so it's holding in firm. Then you would lean back, and you don't want it to flop all the way over, you just want to go back. Make sure that you can go; using your hands you should be able to control the movement.