The multi-gyms help facilities maximize the number of exercises available to users, while maintaining lasting durability and quality like all Life Fitness equipment.
The G2 Home Gym provides a variety of total-body exercises in a space-saving design. This compact fitness equipment offers easy-to-use, biomechanically correct fixed motion strength training.
The G4 Home Gym offers plenty of fixed motion strength training options in a compact design. Dual pivot pec/reverse arms and a mid pulley, lat pulldown and low row bars offer a wide range of upper body exercises. The home exercise variety offered by the G4 keeps you motivated.
The G7 Home Gym features dual-adjustable pulleys that offer nearly limitless home exercise variety and customization. Cable Motion™ strength training helps you build balance, stability and power. Bring the health club experience home with the smartly designed G7.
This bench stands out for its special padding, height along with the surface and position of the feet, making this a very stable and robust bench. With 6-position settings (0 to 90 degrees)
Cybex Plate Loaded 45 Degree Leg Press(Remanufactured) Cybex Plate Loaded 45 Degree Leg Press, provides superior biomechanics in a space efficient package.
Features. Open, walk-though design for easy roll through access for benches. Fifteen-pound take-off weight allows users of all levels the ability to exercise.
Elevated knee reduces lower back strain.
Leg pads adjust to accommodate femur length.
Roller pads allow for easier access and greater comfort.
Assist handle to help user off and on.
The Cybex Dip/Chin/Leg Raise features a slightly reclined position and angled elbow rests to provide secure position. The dual grip positions accommodate user size and provide for greater variety of movements.
The Hack Squat is a popular exercise used by many weightlifters for lower-body development. It is performed on a sled that allows you to Squat on a 45-degree angle.
Rest a barbell across your upper thighs and then sit on the bench with the balls of your feet placed upon the block. 3.) While keeping the barbell rested across your thighs, slowly raise and lower your toes up as high as possible without lifting your foot off of the block.
