Body Solid GSCR349 2"x3" Seated Calf Raise Machine

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Simple and user-friendly, the ergonomic design of this machine gives your most stubborn muscle, the calf, an explosive workout.

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Product Description

The slant angle of this unique foot platform is designed to fully extend your range of motion. To build and develop strong, full calf muscles, you begin by contracting your muscle at the top of the foot platform. During the downward motion of this exercise, the slant angle eliminates the stress compression on the ball of the foot while assisting in elongating the muscle fiber.

Additional Information

Brand	Body Solid
Model	GSCR349
SKU	GSCR349
Features	Operates on a 3:1 weight ratio for developing powerful calves. Pillow block bearings at main pivot joints for ultra smooth movement under the heaviest load. Thick comfortable DuraFirm knee pad and seat pads. Angled foot platform with non-slip surface for full range of motion. Adjustable for all size users.
Frame Design	2" x 3" 11-gauge high-tensile strength steel
Other	Commercial rated and covered by warranty
Product Weight	95 Lbs
Dimensions (L x W x H)	L47" x W20" x H39"
Warranty	In-home lifetime warranty.

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