The top cover sits above the weight tower and protects the upper resistance structure.
Seat And Roller Setup Guidance
Seated leg extension training areas
The scenes show the machine in leg-training and coaching spaces, with the user seated against the back pad and lower legs placed behind the roller. The layout makes the training arm, seat area and rear weight tower visible for guided use.
Leg Roller Contact During Extension
Controlled Knee Extension Movement
Seat And Roller Setup Guidance
Leg Extension Station Placement
Leg Roller Contact During Extension
Controlled Knee Extension Movement
The top cover sits above the weight tower and protects the upper resistance structure.
The rear tower contains the stack, guide structure and resistance path for leg extension.
The back pad supports the user during seated extension work and helps hold posture steady.
The seat pad carries the user and connects to the lower seat support and adjustment area.
The blue swing arm rotates around its fixed pivot and transfers leg movement to the resistance system.
The padded roller contacts the lower legs and links the extension movement to the swing arm.
The base frame connects the tower, seat and training arm as the main support foundation.

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info@eascoutia.com400 158 5899It is intended for seated quadriceps work, using knee extension against the front roller and weight stack resistance.
The roller connects to the training arm and contacts the lower legs so extension movement drives the resistance system.
Yes. The back pad and seat form the main supported training position shown in the product images.
Resistance is selected on the rear weight stack through the visible selector pin and guide rod system.
Set the seat and roller contact position before training so the knees and lower legs move through a comfortable path.