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Cybex 772a Lower Body Arc Trainer
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Condition: Remanufactured
Warranty: 1 Year Parts & Labor (Extended Available)
Returns: 30-Day Returns & Exchanges
Shipping: Driveway Delivery, or Inside Delivery & Assembly
Receive by: Oct 2
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Size: 76" × 32" × 63" tall
Doorways: 32" at its narrowest — tight through a standard 32" door, worth measuring your access
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Product details
Commercial-grade equipment, inspected and supported by warranty.
The Cybex 772A Lower Body Arc Trainer delivers arc motion technology for high-intensity lower body training with minimal knee and hip joint stress, 21 incline levels, 100 resistance levels, self-powered operation, contact HR and wireless telemetry, LED display with preset workouts — 404 lb commercial frame, 76"×32" footprint. The arc motion is the defining mechanical characteristic of the Cybex Arc Trainer as a machine category — it is not an elliptical, a stepper, or a treadmill. On a standard elliptical the foot follows an oval path: the heel rises during the forward phase and the toe drops during the rearward phase, producing a motion that combines hip flexion with significant knee flexion through the stride. The Arc Trainer's foot path instead follows a curved arc — the foot stays lower to the ground through the forward phase and the knee bends less through the stride cycle. The reduced knee flexion excursion is the joint-protection mechanism: patellofemoral joint compression force is proportional to knee flexion angle, so a movement that keeps the knee in a lower flexion range throughout the cycle produces substantially lower cumulative patellofemoral loading per stride than an elliptical or stairclimber at equivalent intensity. This makes the 772A genuinely appropriate for users with anterior knee pain, post-surgical ACL or meniscus recovery, or patellofemoral syndrome who cannot tolerate standard elliptical motion at high intensity. The 100 resistance levels is the broadest resistance range of any cardio machine in the catalog — 100 increments from the same starting point means the step between adjacent levels is approximately one-fifth the size of the step on a 20-level machine, enabling very fine-grained intensity progression. Combined with 21 incline levels the 772A produces a large training variable matrix — incline shifts the loading ratio between glutes and quads; resistance controls absolute effort — from rehabilitation-appropriate low combinations through competitive athlete conditioning loads.
Self-powered — no external outlet required, flexible placement. Contact HR sensors and wireless telemetry for two monitoring paths. LED display with multiple preset workouts and performance tracking. 404 lb Cybex 772A commercial frame, 76"×32" footprint. Remanufactured.
Supported training
Low-Impact Cardio HIIT Endurance Training Weight Loss Programs Rehabilitation Conditioning Glute-Focused Training Heart Rate Zone Training
Primary muscles targeted
Gluteus Maximus Hamstrings Quadriceps Calves
Secondary muscles
Hip Flexors Core Stabilizers Tibialis Anterior
Key features
Arc Motion — High-Intensity Load, Low Patellofemoral Stress
The arc foot path keeps the knee in a lower flexion range through the full stride cycle compared to elliptical or stairclimber motion. Patellofemoral joint compression force is proportional to knee flexion angle — lower peak flexion means substantially lower cumulative knee loading per stride at equivalent cardiovascular intensity. This makes high-intensity training genuinely accessible for users with anterior knee pain, ACL or meniscus recovery, or patellofemoral syndrome who cannot tolerate elliptical motion at comparable effort.
100 Resistance Levels · 21 Incline Levels · Self-Powered
100 resistance levels is the broadest range of any cardio machine in the line — increments approximately one-fifth the size of a 20-level machine, enabling fine-grained intensity progression for rehabilitation through competitive conditioning. 21 incline levels shift the glute-to-quad loading ratio independently of resistance. Self-powered operation requires no external outlet for flexible gym placement.
Specifications
Dimensions (L × W × H)
76" × 32" × 63"
Machine Weight
404 lb
Resistance & Incline
100 Levels · 21 Incline
Arc motion · Self-powered · Contact & telemetry HR · LED display
Technology & Design
Arc Motion · 100 Res · 21 Incline · Self-Pwrd · 404 lb
Arc motion technology · 100 resistance levels · 21 incline levels · Self-powered · Contact HR & wireless telemetry · LED display · Preset workouts · 404 lb · 76"×32" footprint
1. How do total-body ellipticals engage the upper body?
Moving handles sync with pedals to work arms, shoulders, and core.
2. What power requirements exist?
Most total-body ellipticals are self generated, while others require a standard 110 V outlet. None require a 20 amp outlet.
3. How often should I lubricate the machine?
Apply a light silicone lubricant to moving components every 6 months.
4. What financing and warranty options apply?
Same financing as all other cardio; new units carry full OEM warranty, remanufactured include Build A Gym's 1 year guarantee. Extended warranties available at checkout.
30-Day Returns & Exchanges
Buy with confidence. Every Build A Gym order includes a 30-day window to return or exchange, whether you want a different size, color or configuration. Return shipping is the customer's responsibility and a 15% restocking fee applies to preference returns; warranty and damage claims carry no restocking fee. Full details in our Returns, Exchange & Refund Policy.
The Cybex 772A Lower Body Arc Trainer delivers arc motion technology for high-intensity lower body training with minimal knee and hip joint stress, 21 incline levels, 100 resistance levels, self-powered operation, contact HR and wireless telemetry, LED display with preset workouts — 404 lb commercial frame, 76"×32" footprint. The arc motion is the defining mechanical characteristic of the Cybex Arc Trainer as a machine category — it is not an elliptical, a stepper, or a treadmill. On a standard elliptical the foot follows an oval path: the heel rises during the forward phase and the toe drops during the rearward phase, producing a motion that combines hip flexion with significant knee flexion through the stride. The Arc Trainer's foot path instead follows a curved arc — the foot stays lower to the ground through the forward phase and the knee bends less through the stride cycle. The reduced knee flexion excursion is the joint-protection mechanism: patellofemoral joint compression force is proportional to knee flexion angle, so a movement that keeps the knee in a lower flexion range throughout the cycle produces substantially lower cumulative patellofemoral loading per stride than an elliptical or stairclimber at equivalent intensity. This makes the 772A genuinely appropriate for users with anterior knee pain, post-surgical ACL or meniscus recovery, or patellofemoral syndrome who cannot tolerate standard elliptical motion at high intensity. The 100 resistance levels is the broadest resistance range of any cardio machine in the catalog — 100 increments from the same starting point means the step between adjacent levels is approximately one-fifth the size of the step on a 20-level machine, enabling very fine-grained intensity progression. Combined with 21 incline levels the 772A produces a large training variable matrix — incline shifts the loading ratio between glutes and quads; resistance controls absolute effort — from rehabilitation-appropriate low combinations through competitive athlete conditioning loads.
Self-powered — no external outlet required, flexible placement. Contact HR sensors and wireless telemetry for two monitoring paths. LED display with multiple preset workouts and performance tracking. 404 lb Cybex 772A commercial frame, 76"×32" footprint. Remanufactured.
Supported training
Low-Impact Cardio HIIT Endurance Training Weight Loss Programs Rehabilitation Conditioning Glute-Focused Training Heart Rate Zone Training
Primary muscles targeted
Gluteus Maximus Hamstrings Quadriceps Calves
Secondary muscles
Hip Flexors Core Stabilizers Tibialis Anterior
Key features
Arc Motion — High-Intensity Load, Low Patellofemoral Stress
The arc foot path keeps the knee in a lower flexion range through the full stride cycle compared to elliptical or stairclimber motion. Patellofemoral joint compression force is proportional to knee flexion angle — lower peak flexion means substantially lower cumulative knee loading per stride at equivalent cardiovascular intensity. This makes high-intensity training genuinely accessible for users with anterior knee pain, ACL or meniscus recovery, or patellofemoral syndrome who cannot tolerate elliptical motion at comparable effort.
100 Resistance Levels · 21 Incline Levels · Self-Powered
100 resistance levels is the broadest range of any cardio machine in the line — increments approximately one-fifth the size of a 20-level machine, enabling fine-grained intensity progression for rehabilitation through competitive conditioning. 21 incline levels shift the glute-to-quad loading ratio independently of resistance. Self-powered operation requires no external outlet for flexible gym placement.
Specifications
Dimensions (L × W × H)
76" × 32" × 63"
Machine Weight
404 lb
Resistance & Incline
100 Levels · 21 Incline
Arc motion · Self-powered · Contact & telemetry HR · LED display
Technology & Design
Arc Motion · 100 Res · 21 Incline · Self-Pwrd · 404 lb
Arc motion technology · 100 resistance levels · 21 incline levels · Self-powered · Contact HR & wireless telemetry · LED display · Preset workouts · 404 lb · 76"×32" footprint
1. How do total-body ellipticals engage the upper body?
Moving handles sync with pedals to work arms, shoulders, and core.
2. What power requirements exist?
Most total-body ellipticals are self generated, while others require a standard 110 V outlet. None require a 20 amp outlet.
3. How often should I lubricate the machine?
Apply a light silicone lubricant to moving components every 6 months.
4. What financing and warranty options apply?
Same financing as all other cardio; new units carry full OEM warranty, remanufactured include Build A Gym's 1 year guarantee. Extended warranties available at checkout.
30-Day Returns & Exchanges
Buy with confidence. Every Build A Gym order includes a 30-day window to return or exchange, whether you want a different size, color or configuration. Return shipping is the customer's responsibility and a 15% restocking fee applies to preference returns; warranty and damage claims carry no restocking fee. Full details in our Returns, Exchange & Refund Policy.
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