Leg press

Part Number XD700

Designed for optimum exercise biomechanics
To guarantee smooth, natural movements for full muscle concentration
4 mm thick ST-37 / 40 steel frame
For guaranteed durability
Structure raised 50 mm above floor level with rubber tipped feet
This provides access for cleaning and vacuuming without scratching the paint
Three layer coating
The design of this professional, up-to-date, stylish system is enhanced still further by its -layer coating comprising an initial anti-corrosion primer, for guaranteed durability, followed by an epoxy powder layer and fin
Use of laser cutting technology
For optimum tube cutting precision
Injected core seat
Unlike the classic foam padded particle boards, the injected core offers the advantage of uniformity, anti-distortion and greater anti-bacterial protection.
Stainless steel components
Designed to offer long-lasting durability.
Back rest inclination adjustment
For the most adequate posture
Assisted load release device
To facilitate the start and end of training
Professional use warranty of 7 years for the Structure and 1 year for the components
BH has a platform of Technical Support Services throughout the country to offer a fast and efficient service.

Length: 206cm / 81”
Width: 72cm / 28”
Height: 142 cm / 56”
Weight: 450Kg / 992 lbs.
Maximum load: 350Kg / 772 lbs.
Maximum load (tray): 50Kg / 110 lbs.(aprox.)

Position the back properly against the backrest on a machine, with the feet slightly apart, inhale and release the safety bars then bend the knees completely so that the thighs come towards the ribcage. Return to the initial position, exhaling at the end of the movement.
Placing the feet low against the foot plate isolates the quadriceps; placing the feet higher on the foot plate calls on the gluteal muscles and the hamstrings. Placing the feet wider apart focuses effort on the adductors.
People with back pain who are unable to perform squats can do this exercise, however, they must never lift the back off the back pad.
Attention: For some people, using the press with heavy loads can provoke a movement of the sacroiliac hinge, which can induce very painful muscle spasms.