The top curved arms and pivots form the main moving structure for rear delt training.
Upper Back Station In Open Gym
Controlled reverse fly training spaces
The scene images show the machine used in strength areas, coaching spaces and premium fitness rooms. A seated user works from a supported torso position, while the surrounding gym layout leaves room for adjustment, loading and trainer observation.
Rear Delt Pull With Stable Seat
Selectorized Unit In Premium Gym
Upper Back Station In Open Gym
Controlled Reverse Fly Training
Rear Delt Pull With Stable Seat
Selectorized Unit In Premium Gym
The top curved arms and pivots form the main moving structure for rear delt training.
The upper bracket holds the pulley layout and connects the cable path to the moving arms.
The stack, guide rods and guard provide selectable resistance for controlled training.
The vertical frame links the upper motion unit with the base and supports the main load.
The vertical pad supports the torso position so the user can stay stable during movement.
The seat, support post and adjustment area provide a stable seated position for training.
The lower frame joins the weight tower, upright and seat area into one supported base.

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info@eascoutia.com400 158 5899It is intended for rear delt and upper back training, using a supported seated position and paired motion arms.
Resistance is selected through the visible weight stack and selector pin, so users can choose a suitable load before training.
Yes. The vertical pad and seat support the body position while the user performs the reverse fly movement.
The machine is shown in strength and premium fitness spaces, with access around the seat, handles and weight stack.
Users should confirm the seat position, selector pin and handle path before training so the movement starts comfortably.