SportsArt MS-101 Selectorized Multi-Station Gym
Description
SportsArt MS-101 Status Selectorized Multi-Station Gym
Maximize workout options and floorspace with the MS-101 from SportsArt. This versatile and durable 4-stack strength machine comes standard with a cable tower. The remaining three stations can be configured however you want—choosing any combination of cable tower, tricep pushdown, dual lat pulldown or low row. Connect to another MS-101 for eight stations or connect to the MS-101 Cable Crossover Tower for a five-station option. Features include 220lbs (100kg) weight stacks, magnetic selector forks, adjustable pulley height, large nonskid footpads and adjustable thigh pads.
The MS-101 FRAME comes standard with a CABLE TOWER STATION while the remaining three sides can be configured with any of the following station options: cable tower, tricep pushdown, dual lat pulldown, or low row. Mix and match any combination or even double up on your favorite station to make the ultimate 4-station strength piece to fit your location and your needs.
ADDITIONAL CABLE TOWER
- Height adjustable pulley enables a wide range of workout movements.
- Stability bar ensures a stable point of contact for exercisers.
- Incremental adjustments offer versatility for upper, lower, and core body exercises, delivering a full-body workout experience.
TRICEP PUSHDOWN
- Cushioned back support keeps the user comfortably locked into place.
- Specifically targets the triceps muscles.
- Provides a 1:1 cable weight ratio and features a 220lb weight stack.
INDEPENDENT DUAL LAT PULLDOWN
- Unilateral training capable station improves training muscle balance.
- Adjustable thigh pad accommodates a variety of users.
- Provides a 2:1 cable weight ratio per handle to build strength in the latissimus dorsi and arm muscles.
LOW ROW
- Large non-skid foot plate for a stable workout environment.
- Bar catch keeps the attachment secure during periods of rest.
- An all-around compound exercise that works muscles in both the middle back as well as the arms.
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Comes standard with a cable tower with remaining three stations can be configured with any combination of cable tower, tricep pushdown, dual lat pulldown or low row
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Connect to another MS-101 for eight stations or connect to the MS-101 Cable Crossover Tower for a five-station option
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Magnetized stack-fork with retracting tether makes for instant, secure selection of weights
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Deep-groove, 5 inch shrouded pulleys provide faultless cable tracking
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Cold rolled steel weight stacks with noise dampening
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Stainless steel guide rods resist rust and stay smooth
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Internally lubricated 1,500 lb. steel aircraft cables provide quiet, smooth operation
| Total Unit Weight* | 1365.5 lbs / 620.7 kg |
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| Total Unit Dimensions* (L x W x H) | 132.36 x 107.36 x 92.6 in / 336.2 x 272.7 x 235.2 cm |
| Weight Stack | |
| Max User Weight | |
| Station Unit Weights | Low Row: 300.9 lbs / 136.5 kg |
| Station Dimensions | Low Row: 63.31 x 25.79 x 81.38 in / 160.8 x 65.5 x 206.7 cm |
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