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ROC-IT Selectorized FreeMotion EPIC Selectorized


FreeMotion’s EPIC Selectorized line has raised the bar for traditional strength training with 18 pieces of equipment that are attractive and easy to use. Innovations in technology and movement patterns provide members with smooth workouts that employ efficient fixed isolation. FreeMotion EPIC’s rugged, commercial- grade construction delivers heavy-duty performance.


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The HOIST ROC-IT line embodies a unique training experience that achieves the unre- stricted joint movement and core-activating benefits of functional training, coupled with the stabilizing benefits of machine-based equipment. ROX technology makes the user an integral part of the exercise motion by continuously adjusting the position of the exerciser with the movement of the exercise arm. The ROC-IT line engages the user throughout the entire exercise range of motion, creating fun, biomechanically correct workouts.


Hammer Strength MTS


Hammer Strength MTS, the selectorized version of the popular plate-loaded machines, makes use of patented Iso-Lateral technology. This technology offers independently functioning limbs and a converging or diverging movement pattern that closely replicates the body’s natural movements. The machines’ dual weight stacks (one for each limb) are designed to preserve the purity of Ham- mer Strength’s hallmark independent movement and minimize friction to enhance the smoothness of the exercise. The line features 13 pieces.


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The Step360™ Pro combines the best in Balance, Strength and Cardio Training. To learn more about The Step360 Training Experience contact SPRI today!


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