High Performance Commercial Gym Machines - D916 – Plate Loaded Shoulder Press – Kingdom

D916 – PLATE LOADED LAT PULLDOWN

The Front Lat Pulldown machine works the Latissimus Doris muscles. Kept in commercial Grade. This Plate Loaded Lat Pulldown is a no cable change design that will allow for quick and easy adjustments during your workout. The Plate-Loaded Iso-Lateral Front Lat Pulldown was blueprinted from human movement. Separate weight horns engage independent diverging and converging motions for equal strength development and muscle stimulation variety.

Our Plate Loaded gym equipment offers has over 10+ plate-loaded single stations focusing on specific muscle groups. This Plate Loaded Line is a top-performing line of commercial strength equipment. Traditional machine-based exercises are not considered functional by virtue of their inability to mimic activities of daily life. This Plate Loaded Line using the machine becomes an integral part of the exercise. Additionally, the rocking movement constantly shifts the user’s center of gravity to impose small, yet appropriate challenges to the core musculature, while maintaining adequate stability.

The advantage is unrestricted joint movement and activation of the core. This gives you the benefit of stabilizing movement with functional training. The converging and diverging movement provides a unique, yet natural exercise motion. The rigid, fixed designs impose limitations on the joint movement that necessitates continuous adjustments by the joints to follow the unnatural movements of the machine. This increases the potential for injury. This line is a true innovation in strength training that effectively combines superior biomechanics with FUN to create an unforgettable movement experience.

Product Features

• Multiple grip positions accommodate varying body sizes and arm lengths
• Starts the body in a slightly forward lean, increasing the muscle stretch to the lats and traps
• Pull movement lifts the seat while rocking the body rearward mimicking a natural pull up movement and avoiding unsafe lower back hyperextension
• Synchronized diverging exercise motion follows the natural rotation pattern of the shoulder
• Pivot adjusting thigh hold-down pad