Factory Weights Resistance Machines for Commercial & Home Gyms
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Our Range of Fixed Resistance Machines Our resistance exercise machines are the perfect alternative to free weights and barbell training while offering the same fitness benefits. These beginner-friendly machines are often less intimidating than training tyres and battle ropes and help facilitate safe, controlled patterns. Here’s what to expect from our range. Arm & Shoulder Machines Our UK-designed collection of arm resistance machines and shoulder machines is great for developing strength and definition in your arms and shoulders. This plate-loaded equipment is ideal if you're looking to build boulder shoulders or simply want to improve muscle definition. Here are just a few reasons why novices and commercial gyms trust our upper body gym machines: Commercial-grade and ergonomically designed . With space-saving footprints , these machines are also ideal for home gyms. Our shoulder press machines are adjustable with padded seats for added comfort. Plate-loaded , allowing you to customise your progressive overload stack. Upper body resistance training can help increase your range of motion , improve your posture and help you better perform everyday pushing and pulling movements. Back & Lat Pulldown Machines Our back machines enable you to isolate your traps, rhomboids and lats, supporting strong pulling motions and increasing your range of motion. We stock two varieties of resistance gym machines for training your back muscles: Row machines : Our plate-loaded, seated row machines help you target your latissimus dorsi, biceps, rhomboids and trapezius. Accommodating a wide range of weights, each machine is durable and compact in size, making it perfect for both home and commercial gyms. Lat pulldown equipment : Target and strengthen the lat muscles with our lat pulldown machines. Lat machines use a weight stack and pulley system with padded handles to create mechanical advantage, making it easier to grip and lift heavier weights. Training your back not only pre
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