Chest Department

Leg Department

C-2000 “Cross Axes” Chest Press Price $3500
73"L x 41"W x 38"H x 402 lbs

Using "cross-axes technology" this machine applies a truly greater range of motion than our competitors’ converging independent effort arms, and because the arms are mechanically linked to each other they move at the same rates and symmetry on each side of the body which promotes body symmetry unlike our competitors' independent effort arms which allow the body to skew its symmetry in order to accommodate differences in strength from side to side. Its carefully designed force-output profile provides maximum muscle loading throughout the range of motion. The machine features a body support pad that can be infinitely adjusted for different sized operators. It has both a foot-actuated racking mechanism for easy access and exit from the movement, and an infinitely adjustable bumper column for adjusting the range of motion.

B-2000 “Cross Axes” Pulldown Price $4100

64"L x 41"W x 51(72)"H x 446 lbs

“Cross-axes technology" in a variable-resistance pulldown machine, stresses the more "lateral" aspects of the latissimus muscles (for those looking for a "v-taper" - this is your machine). Adjustable to both different sized operator’s heights and thigh sizes , foot-actuated mid-movement racking mechanism - quickly becoming a 'classic'.

B-4000 “Cross Axes” Vertical Row Price $3400

60"L x 39"W x 43"H x 380 lbs

Perhaps the most popular of the "cross-axes" machines. Using its "cross-axes technology", the machine stresses the more "lateral" aspects of the upper back muscles (contributing to the “V taper" sought after by many athletes). Machine is adjustable to different sized operators, and utilizes a foot-actuated mid-movement racking mechanism for easy access to the machine - quickly becoming a 'classic'.

Meet Our Machines (Sales FOrce)

L-4000 Seated Leg Press Price $4500
79"L x 41(50)W x 55"H x 480 lbs

Affectionately described by top gyms as a "1000 lb capacity old ladies machine", this seated leg press is so comfortable, so easy to access, and so easy to use with no weights loaded that an 'old ladie' can use it, and a few minutes latter it can be loaded heavy enough for the strongest strength athletes. The machine provides a variable resistance compound leg movement which is both less exhausting than squats and bypasses the spinal compressive forces associated with squats while also being less stressful on the lower back than inclined carriage-type leg presses. The machine features both infinite depth adjustment and a hand-actuated mid-movement racking mechanism for easy access and exit from the machine.

Shoulder Department

Back Department

S-1000 “Cross Axes” Shoulder Press Price $3300

55"L x 39(45)"W x 50"H x 354 lbs

First conceptualized and prototyped by Henry Maag back in the late 1980's, this is the "cross axes" machine which started it all. Using its "cross axes technology" you be the judge of how this shoulder press compares with any other shoulder press on the muscle-building machine market. The machine features: ...an extended range of motion, ..."cross axes technology", ...operator height adjustment, ...depth adjustment, ...and a foot-actuated mid-movement racking mechanism.