Selectorized Equipment
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COMMERCIAL LEG PRESS
Call for special pricingCOMMERCIAL LEG PRESS with leg press, calf block & adjustable seat. -
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HS / HSG-1310 Abdominal Crunch
Call for special pricing!Radial ball bearings for smooth pivot motion -
HS / HSG-1725 Mid Row
Call for special pricing!Swiveling chest pad self-aligns to user, reducing pressure on chest -
Glute Master Weight Equipment
Call for special pricing!Knee pad sets with pivoting movements for accurate departed and right exercise positioning. Added forearm assistance and angled-grip handles allow users to interact with core muscles during the entire exercise. Rocking downward movement with the upper torso over the exercise offers an optimal choice of exercise motion. -
Glute Master RS- 1412
Call for special pricing!Dynamic adjustment is the essence behind the new ROC-IT™line from HOIST®. Using ROX™ technology, the user becomes an integral part of the exercise by continuously adjusting the position of the user with the movement of the exercise arm. As a result, the ROC-IT line embodies a unique training experience that achieves the unrestricted joint movement and core activating benefits of functional training coupled with the stabilizing benefits of machine-based equipment. Try it out for yourself and experience the ride of the ROC-IT line! -
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HS / HSG-1525 Lateral Raise
Call for special pricingExercise arms move independently. Pivoting hand grips automatically adjust to varying arm lengths. -
Seated Dip - RS-1101
Call for special pricingFunctional movement for triceps muscle Starts the body in a slight forward lean, then rocks rearward to a stable exercise position Adjustable exercise handles provide proper positioning and reduce excessive shoulder stress and instability. Naturally mimics the exercise motion of a bar dip. -
Bicep Curl - RS-1102
Call for special pricingCable-Driven exercise movement automatically adjusts to accommodate varying arm lengths and shoulder widths. Swiveling pulleys provide pronated, neutral or supinated grip positions. Starts the body in an upright posture to improve arm extension for biceps recruitment, then rocks rearward during the exercise to reduce shoulder and back involvement. Rocking motion mimics the natural movement of a standing barbell/dumbbell curl without involving the lower back.