
TRUE Front Drive Elliptical (XPS100-19)
TRUE XPS100-19 front-drive elliptical — flat stride path, dual-action arms, commercial build. Full-body cardio for gyms in Saudi Arabia.

The TRUE XPS100-19 Front Drive Elliptical is a commercial-grade cross-trainer with a front-flywheel drive configuration that produces a distinctive stride geometry — a flatter, more elongated elliptical path compared to rear-drive machines — that some users find more closely mimics the biomechanics of outdoor walking and jogging.
Front-drive elliptical trainers typically produce a greater forward lean in the torso during use, which increases the degree of hip extension and engages the gluteal musculature to a somewhat greater extent than the more vertical stance of rear-drive models. The XPS100-19's stride length and ramp angle are engineered to balance these factors for a natural, low-impact movement that effectively targets the cardiovascular system and the major muscle groups of the lower body.
The XPS100-19 features TRUE Fitness' commercial frame construction — heavy-gauge steel with powder-coat finish — and the sealed, low-maintenance drivetrain that characterises the brand's professional equipment range. The pivot points and pedal arms are engineered to specification limits well above the stress levels generated by typical commercial use patterns.
The integrated dual-action handlebars of the XPS100-19 allow the user to drive the machine with arm push-pull motion, converting the XPS100-19 into a full-body cardio tool. Users can also hold the stationary central handlebars, allowing lower-body-only training for users who prefer to work the cardiovascular system without upper-body fatigue.
The console provides resistance level, stride rate, heart rate, distance, time, and calories, with adjustable resistance and incline settings that allow users to customise workout intensity. Preset programmes cover aerobic base building, interval training, and calorie-focused sessions.
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