The upper metal linkage and pivots connect the movement mechanism for force transfer.
Leg Curl Path With Prone Support
Prone leg curl training environments
The scenes show the machine in commercial gyms and studio settings, with the user lying prone and curling through the rear roller. The frame, pad layout and weight tower remain visible so setup, body support and training motion can be understood.
Prone Curl Motion In Strength Area
Supported Hamstring Curl Training
Leg Curl Path With Prone Support
Stable Pad Support During Curl
Prone Curl Motion In Strength Area
Supported Hamstring Curl Training
The upper metal linkage and pivots connect the movement mechanism for force transfer.
The weight plates, guide rods and guard form the adjustable resistance source.
The training arm and roller support are the moving parts used for leg curl action.
The inclined body pad supports the user during prone training and carries body contact.
The rear small pad helps support body positioning and connects to the support structure.
The center metal bracket links the training arm, pad supports and lower frame.
The steel tube base and rear handle support form the main load-bearing foundation.

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info@eascoutia.com400 158 5899The user lies prone and curls the lower legs against the padded roller to train the hamstring area.
The roller contacts the lower leg area and is linked to the moving training arm and resistance system.
Yes. The long prone pads and support frame keep the torso and hips positioned during the curl movement.
The visible selectorized weight stack provides resistance selection through the stack pin and guide rods.
Confirm the pad position, roller contact and selector pin before use so the curl path starts comfortably.