Gold Series

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BODYTEC GOLD SERIES LEG PRESS

Built to move tons. Engineered to move you.

  • 45° linear-sled drive on precision guide rails for ultra-smooth motion under heavy loads.
  • Oversized anti-slip footplate (stainless/serrated) to allow multiple stances without slipping, even when sweaty.
  • Ergo back pad & head support keep the pelvis neutral and reduce lumbar shear compared to free squats.
  • Easy start/stop safety handles with multi-position stoppers so members can bail out safely at any point.
  • Low step-in height and open frame design—easy to enter/exit for users of all sizes.
  • Commercial steel chassis with wide base triangulation for rock-solid stability and minimal frame flex.
  • High-capacity Olympic plate horns (onboard storage + load points) keep plates organized and speed up changeovers.
  • Silent operation—UHMW/industrial bearings minimize friction and noise for a premium feel.
  • Coach-friendly sight lines—trainers can check knee/hip alignment from the side.
  • Minimal maintenance—wipe rails, periodic lube points, and bolt-check access designed for busy floors.
  • Universal fit—handles and seat geometry suit beginners, athletes, and rehab settings.
  • Small footprint for a big lift—space-efficient compared to power rack + spotter requirements.

Types of Exercises You Can Do

  1. Standard Bilateral Leg Press – foundation strength for quads & glutes.
  2. Single-Leg Press – fix imbalances; lighter load, higher stability demand.
  3. High-Foot Stance – more hip flexion → glute & hamstring bias.
  4. Low-Foot Stance – more knee flexion → quadriceps bias.
  5. Wide/Sumo Stance – greater adductor involvement.
  6. Narrow Stance – emphasizes vastus lateralis/outer quad.
  7. Calf Press (ball of foot on plate) – gastrocnemius/soleus.
  8. Tempo/Paused Reps, 1.5 Reps, Partials – hypertrophy and tendon strength.

Muscles Involved

  • Primary: Quadriceps (vastus lateralis/medialis/intermedius, rectus femoris), Gluteus maximus.
  • Secondary: Hamstrings (especially in hip-dominant stances), Adductors, Calves (soleus/gastrocnemius), core stabilizers (bracing).

Leg Day ka Gold Standard