Everlast 7011 Interval Training Timer Yellow

Great round timer! I set this on the ground near me when working the heavy or double end bags in my garage. I can tap it with my glove or toe to pause it easily. The volume is perfect and the size of the display allows me to see it from a distance so I don't have to stop to see where I am in the round. I've dropped it on the concrete from height at least 3 times and it has kept working and showed no sign of damage. I have not used it on my arm while working out - it feels a little too big for me personally (I'm almost 5'3" ;-) ) but I don't think it would be too big for an average size person. It might feel a bit heavy if you're just starting to work out. It has all the round timing, interval, and rest options I wanted, basically equivalent to the round timer used at my gym but far cheaper and much more compact. I think this is a great timer and would recommend it to anyone!

I have been using it for over a year on a daily basis, I totally recommend this product. Works great for tabatas, boxing rounds and a a chronometer. I also use set it to just one interval on manual mode to rest only 1 minute after an exercise. You can set it to time 2 intervals like rest and work or just 1 interval from 1 sec to 99:59. You can set it manual in order to activate it each time you press the button, for an amount of 99 rounds or to go for infinite rounds. You can set it to warn you 10 sec or 30 sec before the round ends, or no warning at all. The ability to attach it to the wall with the magnets is really useful. I use it probably 2 times a day for more than an hour and the battery seems to hold for more than 6 months, probably like 8 months. I have dropped it on multiple times and it always keeps working, on one occasion one battery came off and on other occasion both batteries came off, I thought my workout was ruined, but turns out that it will keep working without batteries for around 20 seconds, enough time to put the batteries back and keep training. I would buy this product again.

I ordered the Everlast Interval Training Round Timer to use while I train for a GORuck. I was hoping for a simple to use interval timer that I could wear on my arm when I am training alone. The wearing on the arm is the only thing that is true about this product. The buttons on top for setting are so small and so close together that it is difficult to get the "exact sequence" of buttons pushed to make changes or even set the timer. After just using it one time the print on the oh so little rubber buttons is already wearing off. This product is not easy to use, in that it takes multiple steps/sequences to make even the littlest change. I mean it would be great if every workout has an interval of 2mins and 1.30 minutes, but life just doesn't roll that way! It's unfortunate. I wouldn't be so upset if this timer only costs $10 but it cost over $20 (I guess for the Everlast name and the boxing bell alarm?? Not worth it. Personally, I am going to go to the grocery store and buy a $10 digital kitchen timer, which I should have done in the first place!!!

Does what it's supposed to do.. stop watch and interval dual-timer anywhere from 00 seconds to 99 minutes. Where it fails: -First off the instructions for operating the device are in Russian or some other unintelligible language. You will have to search online for a PDF in english. This search brings it up: everlast interval timer instructions sku 7011 -Secondly and most annoying is you can't change the volume or sound of the alarm. The alarm is a very loud and shrill boxing bell. Perfect for a gym atmosphere, not so much when at home doing your own thing. Fortunately the vibrate function is very strong and will be audible if clipped on the right surface. In short it does what it's supposed to do but I would look elsewhere. Would not buy again.

I purchased an interval training timer, because I compete in horseback riding, eventing, and my horseback riding trainer recommended a "cross country watch" that would allow you to set time intervals. The idea behind it is to improve fitness by working at a high difficulty level, and then lower the difficulty level for a set number of minutes. You would then increase the number of minutes at the higher difficulty level as your cardiovascular and muscle strength increases. I began working out at Riverton Health And Fitness at the very end of June, but I absolutely hate doing cardio (I am a clock watcher, even when listening to music, or putting a towel over the timer). So for the first 2 months, I only lifted weights, and rode my horse, and used the excuse of, "I'm not in shape enough to do cardio yet." Deep down, I knew I was lying to myself, but I continued with this excuse in my mind. My cardiovascular strength while riding barely improved, even utilizing the interval training timer. I thought that perhaps using the interval training timer while doing cardio would make doing a cardio workout easier, because I was so out of shape cardiovascularly, and I could barely do 7 minutes on the elliptical machine. I tried the interval training timer the first time on the elliptical machine. I set the timer to go 1.5 minutes at high difficulty, and 1 minute at a lower difficulty. I set the timer to not only alarm, but also to vibrate indicating the change. I was told by my trainer Mike Colangelo, that my heart rate should remain around 120, and so...I began. I started at a difficulty level at 1, then I started the interval timer. I would increase the difficulty level to 11 for 1.5 minutes, and when the alarm sounded, I decreased the difficulty rating back down to 1 for the 1 minute rest period. Using these intervals kept my heart rate around 125-135 the entire time, even during the 1 minute rest period. I found myself watching my heart rate, and periodically glancing at the timer. It felt like I was accomplishing something when I was able to go for 1.5 minutes at the higher difficulty level, and felt some relief when it was time to transition down. I found that I barely glanced at the timer on the elliptical at all, as I was so focused on the timer, and maintaining my heart rate. Before I knew it, I had completed 15 minutes of cardio, and I pushed myself to 20. This was an amazing achievement, because I disliked it before so intensely. I couldn't believe what a difference the interval training timer made in my perception of time on the elliptical, and I walked away dumbfounded and proud. I wake up at 430, and train with Mike at 5am. I now can't imagine NOT coming to the gym, and cardio is no longer my enemy. I do have difficulty with sleep, so there are times I don't do cardio, but the interval training timer has made such an impact on my ability to achieve better cardiovascular health, that I am excited to continue my journey with overall fitness, and I now can't even imagine NOT going to the gym, I enjoy it so much. If something happens, and I'm unable to make it, I am so disappointed. The interval training timer has helped my life tremendously, and I would recommend it to ANYONE who has difficulty committing to doing cardio. Thank you Everlast Interval Training Round Timer, for improving my life!!!

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Très sympathique pour les mordus de sport de combats. Les réglages sont aisés et l'appareil pratique. Il remplit la tâche qu'on lui assigne.

This product did just what I wanted it to, for a low price. You can set exercise time and interval periods on repeat without worrying about fiddling around with your smartphone. Very intuitive to set up. Highly Recommended!!

Manipulación sencilla y buen nivel de volumen en las alarmas acústicas.

Great product would recommend to anybody trying to make a workout routine with a heavy bag