ATX® leg press Hackenschmidt Combo 4inONE

ATX® Leg Press Hackenschmidt Combo 4inONE

The ATX® Leg Press Hackenschmidt Combo is the ultimate leg press/Hackenschmidt machine for the heaviest professional training. Numerous unique technical features ensure maximum added value and efficiency for your leg training! 16 pressure bearings guarantee a silky-smooth operation even under the heaviest continuous loads – load capacity up to 700 kg. Roller band pegs for attaching resistance bands allow for a dynamically increasing force curve during leg presses.

Another adjustable roller band peg device enables a dynamically decreasing force curve, which brings enormous advantages for the Hackenschmidt exercise in terms of knee strain (relief). The extra-wide foot plate also allows for wide foot positions during leg presses. The backrest (foot plate) is adjustable to different angle positions. The machine allows for 4 fundamental exercises with perfect biomechanics: Leg Press, Hackenschmidt Squat, Calf Press, Standing Calf Raise. Precisely adjustable angle positions, easy handling, comfortable ergonomically shaped shoulder pads, and safety emergency stops ensure maximum comfort and safety. A first-class training device!

Product Details Leg Press Hackenschmidt

• 4 fundamental exercises in one machine
• Leg Press | Hackenschmidt Squats | Calf Press | Standing Calf Raise
• Heavy duty – up to 700 kg
• 8 running wheels, double ball-bearing
• Silky-smooth, jerk-free running properties
• Roller band peg devices for increasing and decreasing force curves
• Large foot plate
• Adjustable backrest (foot plate)
• Foot plate and backrest with non-slip checker plate structure
• Safety locking systems
• Comfortable padding
• Ergonomically shaped shoulder pads for optimal gentle pressure
• Stable and massive frame construction for heavy workouts
• Optimal ergonomics, easy and comfortable handling
• Foot plate foldable for efficient calf training - standing
• Weight plate holder standard Ø 50 mm
• With protective feet, floor-friendly and non-slip
• First-class high-quality workmanship
• Premium brand quality!
• ATX® - Quality Products Designed in Germany

Dimensions & Weights

• Length: 241 cm
• Width: 110 cm
• Height: 154 cm
• Weight plate holder 450 mm
• Weight: approx. 265 kg
• Color: Black semi-gloss fine structure, powder-coated
• Upholstery: Black, with ATX® logo

Tip

If you are still looking for suitable weight plates, you can find them in our 50mm weight plates,

Scope of Delivery

1x ATX^® Leg Press / Hackenschmidt Combo 4inONE

Item number: MS-ATX-BPR-790

Delivery is in a wooden crate - disassembled, incl. assembly instructions. The exemplary weight plates and resistance bands shown are not included in the scope of delivery!

Leg Press - Training & Exercise Execution

The leg press is the perfect device to strengthen your entire leg musculature. You should always pay attention to the correct execution of the exercise. If you have never trained on a leg press before, it is advisable to have the process explained by a fitness trainer or through a video online. Even if adopting the correct posture looks simple, an incorrect posture can lead to counterproductive and harmful stress on the joints. Foot position and knee alignment are essential for various exercise executions. Warm up before training with the leg press and loosen your leg muscles after training so that the muscles can recover better.

The classic exercises performed on a leg press are the leg press and calf raises. The leg press can be performed with heavy weight. Due to the heavy training, especially the large thigh muscles are engaged. When performing the exercise, make sure to place your feet slightly outward to relieve stress on the knees. Now push the footplate away slightly and let it slowly come back towards you. As soon as an almost 45-degree angle between thigh and lower leg is reached, push the plate back up. Repeat this execution as often as desired, intensity and training plan individually dictate.

For calf raises, however, place your feet slightly turned outwards on the bottom of the footplate. Push the platform upwards and then let it come back towards you until your calves are fully extended. In this position, push the platform back up. Adjust the number of repetitions according to your training plan and training goal.