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The kneeling reverse fly also works your core muscles to hold your back straight in the correct position. The abs, glutes and lower back support your lumbar spine.
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Benefits. Performing the back extension exercise will increase your ability to coordinate movement through your lower back.
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Chin-ups work your back muscles, the back of your shoulders and arms. Dips work the pushing muscles in your arms, the front of your shoulders, and offer some chest involvement.
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It also helps the body process sugar and reduces the risk for diabetes. While performing exercises in a multi exercise bench, one can lower the risk for developing coronary heart disease and other chronic illness.
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The Functional Trainer offers a unique adjustable pulley ratio (1:2 and 1:4) giving users more workout options and increases weight selection options.
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The rotation of your hands allows the brachioradialis to contribute more to the upward motion of the curl than traditional curl exercises even though it is smaller than your biceps.
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The SportsArt Performance Strength Series combines quality and value in an elegant circuit of 14 stations designed to fit any budget. A lower stack height and compact footprint make it ideal for any sized facility.

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Sports Art Mid Row

SAR5,750.00
Our seated row machine targets your back muscles. Muscles include Teres Major (outer back), the Latissimus Dorsi (middle back), the Rhomboids, the Middle and Lower Trapezius (upper back), the Erector Spinae (lower back), the Pectoralis Major, the Lower Chest Muscles, the Posterior Deltoids (shoulder), the Infraspinatus (shoulder), the Teres Minor (shoulder) muscles.
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Abdominal crunches are designed to tone the core muscles of the body.

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The pec deck is nearly as effective as the bench press in activating the pectoralis major, found a 2012 study sponsored by the American Council on Exercise.

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Our rotary torso exercise machine allows you to strengthen your core by rotating your trunk against resistance. This movement targets your side abs and obliques.
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Our glute machine allows a user to isolate the three gluteus muscles located in the buttocks: the maximus, medius, and minimus.
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The leg extension is a resistance weight training exercise that targets the quadriceps muscle in the legs.

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The leg curl is an isolation exercise that targets the hamstring muscles. The exercise involves flexing the lower leg against resistance towards the buttocks.

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Our seated leg curl focuses your workout on the hamstrings.
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Our Adjustable Cable Crossover gives your exercises a resistance weight stack on each side and it comes with adjustable pulleys.
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The only cross trainer that combines both linear and lateral motions, adjustable stride width, variable foot position and unique handle positioning for an unprecedented workout of infinite variety.

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Chin-ups work your back muscles, the back of your shoulders and arms. Dips work the pushing muscles in your arms, the front of your shoulders, and offer some chest involvement.
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The exercise is performed from a sitting position. It involves extending and flexing the arm upwards at the elbow joint, using the handgrips on the two independent levers.
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This product builds strength in the latissimus dorsi and arm muscles. The exercise is performed along a guided trajectory and involves pulling the arms downwards.
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An all-around compound exercise, the seated low row is very good at exercising your muscles in both the middle back as well as the arms.