Description

Specifications

• Bran New
• Unlike a back squat, the belt squat places the load at the pelvis, bypassing the need to support the load with the upper extremities, upper back, and trunk. that a belt squat may result in decreased muscle activity of the lower back and other trunk stabilizers, yet the extent of these differences is unknown.
• Front and rear weight rods allow for large weight loads and four belt anchor points provide varying resistance ratios. Wide, dual foot platforms include a separation gap to help prevent marring from the belt and chain.
• Long handles to accommodate users of all sizes
• Storage hanger for the belt