Gymleco 063 Reverse Hyper Pendulum
An updated version of our popular art. 061. This machine is not only ergonomically good
for training the lumbar spine, it also exercises the gluteus muscles. The machine is popular
with lift lifts as it is used as a “movable” exercise for the lower back to supplement for back training with isometric lift.
In this exercise, it is important to have the legs straight through the whole movement.
Can be used with the included footrest or with belt (belt not included).
Easy to get in and out of machine thanks to the step on right side of machine.
Description
| Feature | Imperial Measure | Metric Measure |
| Weight Stack | 0 LBS | 0 kg |
| Dimensions | 54” L x 53” W x 44”H | 137cm L x 134 cm W x 111 cm H |
| Net Weight | 201 Lbs. | 100 kg |
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