Back Extension Bench

Yingruis is a professional manufacturer specializing in high end commercial strength fitness equipment with reliable OEM & ODM customization support. The Back Extension Bench is a specialised body weight posterior chain commercial training equipment. The Back Extension Bench adopts an adjustable inclined supporting frame, roller thigh fasteners and anti skid foot pedals to fix the lower body position firmly. The Back Extension Bench isolates lumbar erector spinae, gluteus maximus and hamstring muscles during hyperextension workouts. Trainees can conduct body weight back extension, side bend oblique training and weighted glute thigh exercise. Its stable cross shaped base avoids shaking under heavy load movements, and the thick Q235 welded steel frame adapts to long term high intensity gym daily usage.

Core Functional Advantages

• Multi Gear Adjustable Incline Bracket for Custom Made Movement Range The angle adjustable main support frame changes the bench height and tilt angle. Fitness users of different heights are able to set a suitable motion stroke, from beginner friendly low angle training all the way to deep stretch advanced hyperextension.

• Thick Foam Thigh Lock in Rollers Dual large diameter padded rollers tightly secure the upper thigh area. It prevents your hips from lifting off the cushion, keeps the torso moving around the hip joint pivot point and stops improper lumbar spine stress.

• Diamond Plate Anti Slip Footrest Platform Patterned metal foot pedals deliver outstanding anti slip performance even with sweaty soles. The foot plate installation position matches the hip rotation centre, offering steady footing throughout every repetition.

Wide Cross Type Reinforced Steel Base The four way cross shaped base greatly expands the supporting span. Every frame joint adopts robotic full weld craft. Rubber end caps on each supporting leg buffer vibration and prevent the equipment from sliding. The wear resistant high density upholstery withstands frequent long hour training.

Target Training Muscles 

Primary: Erector spinae, gluteus maximus, biceps femoris and hamstring group

Secondary: Oblique abdominis, adductor muscle of thigh, lower back stabiliser muscles

Applicable Scenarios

Commercial fitness centres, sports team physical training rooms, private personal training studios, functional training gyms and campus sports training facilities.