Technogym Element Seated Leg Curl

On the Technogym Element+ Leg Curl the seat and back pad adjust together to ensure consistent comfort and support while minimizing Hamstrings constriction. Technogym’s Element + Line is a comprehensive line of highly compact equipment that fits perfectly into any wellness environment. It was designed to provide complete comfort and maximum results at an affordable price. This line includes IFI certified Inclusive machines, designed for users with sensory, cognitive or physical disabilities. Element + combines sleek design and durability with an extensive list of features that make strength training a simple, enjoyable, and intuitive experience A Technogym Element Seated Leg Curl is, and can best be described as follows: A Leg Curl is a plate-loaded or selectorized piece of gym equipment available in variations including: Seated, Prone (lying), Bent-over, Kneeling, or Standing, and is designed to strengthen the Hamstrings muscles of the legs during Strength Training. The user lifts the loaded or selected weight by flexing the knees against an adjustable lower leg pad in a curling motion, bringing the feet closer to the hips. Dimensions 50" L by 41" W by 56" H Weight 485 Lbs. Weight Stack Capacity 160 Lbs. Physiocam this feature allows variable resistance to be delivered to accommodate the specific strength curve of the muscle group being trained Users perceive consistent resistance throughout the entire exercise Bioseat - the ergonomic seat and backrest are anatomically shaped to support the spinal column and? to help users assume the correct position during workout Biomotion technology reproduces body's natural movement The Element + line has been designed to mix excellent Technogym biomechanics and comfort with a sleek and timeless design Smart pin (optional) allows the user to gradually increase the load Tibia roller pad can be adjusted to change the starting angle and to make it easier to enter and exit the machine Dual roller input eliminates one adjustment from traditional seated leg curls and minimizes potential for hyperextension of the knee