Selectorized Equipment

If you're in need of a stand-alone pin select back blaster, look no further than the 906 Seated Row. Like most Legend items, the frame is fully welded, so there's no assembly, less maintenance, and all the rigidity in the world.

We didn't invent the Lat, but we're trying to perfect it. Lock yourself in with dual thigh roller pads that adjust easily for proper user stability and comfort. A chrome-plated revolving lat bar helps reduce wrist strain. Quality never goes out of style--big steel, superior components and craftsmanship. To get ahead, get back to the basics.

An excellent training solution for the overlooked muscle groups of the neck that can mean the difference between a bad injury or a uncomfortable moment. The dual rotating head piece is the difference. While being deceivingly simple, the movement keeps your head in a comfortable position throughout the full range. The steel weight stack features 5-lb. increments. Work the neck muscles from four different directions. With an adjustable seat and four handgrips, you'll always be in the correct position. It is well padded and you can change the weight from the exercise position.

The compact Standing Bicep allows the freedom of movement your biceps crave! With a natural progression of movement and a small footprint, this machine is sure to satisfy.

Compact tricep machine that can really isolate those triceps. Watch the line form behind this machine as everyone works in a quick set.

Grab the best "seat" in the house with the Glute Press! This space-saving design really knows what it's doing. The thick pad for the abdominal support enables correct spinal alignment. Grasp the rubber grips and hold yourself firmly in place. This exercise position encourages gluteal involvement in a curvilinear path without relying on axial hip alignment. This machine really hits the spot and leaves nothing behind.

At the center of athletic performance training is the importance of a strong posterior chain: low back, glutes, hamstrings and calves. This is where the athlete’s acceleration and speed is born. Glute/ham raises are a very effective form of way of training this muscle group, placing an emphasis on the hamstrings, but the Reverse Back Extension places more of the emphasis on the lower back, a common problem area for athletes and non-athletes alike. Our Reverse Back Extension machine provides strength training in the concentric (lifting) phase and stretching in the eccentric (return) phase, blurring the line between power training and therapy, making the Reverse Back Extension a machine with a rehabilitation component, as well as an athletic training component. But what if we combined the Reverse Back Extension machine with a Glute/Ham Developer? That’s what we did, and just like that, a new, all-in-one posterior chain developer was born. Meet the Reverse Back Extension/GHD Combo. Our standard 976 Reverse Back Extension was modified to accommodate a diamondplate footplate that easily and quickly adjusts for length thanks to quality pop pins and chrome plated adjustment surfaces. The handles move out of the way with a single pop pin adjustment, and the relocated step makes it easy to mount or dismount the machine in either direction. The rest of the high points of the Reverse Back Extension are still present: 200-pound weight stack in 10-pound increments. Tough but smooth pillow block bearings. PowerMax pulleys. Aviation-grade cables. Constant tension on the swing arm prevents a swinging motion from occurring and requires as much effort on the last rep as on the first while also providing an essential stretch for the lower back.