ATX® Squat Stand Block
Regular price
10.600 Ft
ATX® Squat Stand Block
MS-ATX-SQTB
Regular price
10.600 Ft
Piece
product description
ATX® Squat Stand Block / Squat Block - Squat Wedge
The Squat Stand Block from ATX ® enables an optimized posture of the upper body during squat training. This wedge relieves the strain on the back and at the same time mobilizes the ankles. The barbell can therefore be better balanced and stability during the up and down movement of the squat is significantly increased. The squat block can also be used as a calf rocker or as a roll stopper for barbells . With this squat block it is possible to position the heels higher when performing squats. This automatically gives you a secure stance . The block is not only suitable for strength training , but also for rehabilitation training . Above all, the product enables you to train the lower body. Strengthen your calves, thighs, stability or gluteal muscles. Take your training to the next level and complement your fitness equipment with the squat block.
product details
- relieves back and ankles
- increases stability during training
- the heels can be raised from approx. 10 mm to 50 mm
- suitable for performing eccentric squats
- made of shatter-proof solid rubber
- durable and heavy-duty
- with non-slip base
- Length 700 mm x Width 160 mm x Height 50 mm
- Weight: approx. 5 kg
- Color: black
scope of delivery
1x ATX® Squat Stand Block
Article number: ATX-SQTB
Notice
Price per piece
The heels can be raised from approx. 10 mm to 50 mm.
Tip
Our Safety Squat Bar goes perfectly with this.
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Training with the Squat Block - Squat Wedge
Squats are a very popular exercise in many sports because they can increase both strength and endurance. Since the legs are used every day, even outside of sport, squats are an essential exercise to improve lower body strength. You can also improve your flexibility with regular training sessions. When performing the exercise, you can activate up to 200 muscles at the same time, such as the gluteal or thigh muscles. When starting the training session, we recommend a short warm-up or a few sets with light weight.