Upper protective cover and information fascia.
Prone Leg Curl Training for Stronger Legs
Focused Hamstring Work with Stable Support
In a commercial gym, the machine supports repeated hamstring sessions within a lower-body strength area. In a performance studio, coaches can use the prone setup for accessory work after compound training. In an approved rehabilitation environment, its defined pads and roller can organize controlled leg movement. In a hotel fitness center, it offers a straightforward lower-body station with stable body contact.
- Repeatable hamstring work for gym members
- Accessory curls after compound training
- Defined contact points for controlled movement
- Straightforward lower-body training access
Specifications & Structural Decomposition
Product Structure Diagram
- Top Cover Assembly
- Weight Enclosure Assembly
Rear enclosure surrounding the resistance system.
- Guide Rod Assembly
Guide rods aligned with the weight stack.
- Weight Stack Assembly
Selector plates and top plate.
- Leg Roller Assembly
Leg roller linkage and pivot arm in installed orientation.
- Chest Pad Assembly
Forward chest support pad and bracket.
- Hip Pad Assembly
Hip support cushion and rigid mount.
General information
- Package quantity
- 1 wooden crate
- Frame color
- Silver Grey
- Custom color
- Negotiable
- Cushion color
- Regular color is Black, customisable color negotiable
- Mat material
- Poly Urethane
- Types of Resistance
- Weight stacks
General instructions
Simplified explanationCore Component Details
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info@eascoutia.com400 158 5899Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What muscles does it target?
It is designed for prone leg curl training, primarily supporting focused hamstring work through guided lower-leg movement.
How is the body supported?
The chest and hip pads help position the user while the leg roller provides contact for the working lower legs.
Can the position be adjusted?
The adjustment pin allows the working position to be set before training, helping different users find a more suitable setup.
Is it useful for athletic training?
Yes. It can provide hamstring accessory work in performance programs when used as part of an appropriate training plan.
How should the exercise be performed?
Set the position and load first, keep the hips supported, and use a controlled curl and return without forcing the movement.
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