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PowerVertex is a
registered trademark of Powering Athletics, USA
registered trademark of Powering Athletics, USA
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PowerVertex product details
The PowerVertex is constructed of heavy steel and extruded aluminum weighing up to 300 lbs. The vertical column is 84" in height. The combination of weight and the wide profile base makes the unit very stable on the floor.
Four simple leveling leg knobs accommodate uneven floors.
Four simple leveling leg knobs accommodate uneven floors.
The Octagon design provides 8 simultaneous workout stations or 4 stations when the cords are doubled in use. Each cord has two handles, one in each end.
The low profile legs permit athletes to work out around the machine without stumbling. The Downs at the end of each leg provides attachment points for the lifts, squats, or vertical leap.
The low profile legs permit athletes to work out around the machine without stumbling. The Downs at the end of each leg provides attachment points for the lifts, squats, or vertical leap.
T-slot lock down's travel up and down the T-slot allowing the Rhino Cords™ to be positioned anywhere along the column.
Quick, easy spring loaded snaps make for fast attachment in repositioning cords. The patent pending ball stop crimp provides for safe fluid action of the cord against the pulley along with secure crimping of the cord ends.
Quick, easy spring loaded snaps make for fast attachment in repositioning cords. The patent pending ball stop crimp provides for safe fluid action of the cord against the pulley along with secure crimping of the cord ends.
Specially designed resistance bands are offered in 5 different weight ranges: Light (Rehab), Standard, Medium, Intermediate, and Heavy Duty).
The coaxial construction provides for a protective sheath encapsulating a network of rubber bands throughout the length of the cord.
Different exercises require different strength cords. Selecting the appropriate strength of cord relates to your strength level and the purpose of your training, be it toning, strength, power, etc.
Resistance loading can start from the foot traveling through the core up to the arms and shoulders. Such exercise is non-impact stretching and strengthening movements. These workouts are based on the principles of resistance training and physical therapy, and are designed to target multiple groups, lengthen the spine, improve balance and agility and promote flexibility.
The coaxial construction provides for a protective sheath encapsulating a network of rubber bands throughout the length of the cord.
Different exercises require different strength cords. Selecting the appropriate strength of cord relates to your strength level and the purpose of your training, be it toning, strength, power, etc.
Resistance loading can start from the foot traveling through the core up to the arms and shoulders. Such exercise is non-impact stretching and strengthening movements. These workouts are based on the principles of resistance training and physical therapy, and are designed to target multiple groups, lengthen the spine, improve balance and agility and promote flexibility.
