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Muscles targeted: 
Full  Core  and  Upper  Body  Engagement,  Hip 
Flexors 
 
Preparation 
. Position: Short 
. Sit on ground below the Machine with knees bent 
and feet on the ground and grab both handles 
 
Execution 
.  Beginners/Intermediate:  Keep  knees  bent  and 
place fee on a bench or stable object that is between 
1-3 feet high (A) 
.  Advanced:  With  knees  bent,  cross  feet  at  the 
ankles  and  raise  lower  body  up  and  off  the  ground 
(C) 
. Move the pulley up and down with each arm  in a 
climbing action (D) 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Muscles targeted: 
Hamstrings, Glutes, Hips, Lower Back Calves, Core 
 
Preparation 
. Position: Neutral 
. Lay face up on the floor with both heels, feet flexed, 
in the foot cradles, engage core and press hips up and 
off the floor. Keep legs straight (A) 
 
Execution 
.  Bend  knees  and  drive  hips  up  and  away  from  the 
floor then return to starting position (B) 
 
 
Muscles targeted: 
Full Body Engagement 
 
Preparation 
. Position: Neutral 
Refer  to  page  3  POSITIONING  YOUR  FEET  IN 
HANDLES (B) 
. Walk  hands  backwards, away  from the pulley, until 
feet are in a challenging incline position and there is a 
2-4  inch  gap  between  feet  and  engage  core  for 
stabilization 
 
Execution 
.  Slowly  lower  right  foot  down  towards  the  ground, 
but do not let foot touch the ground. (B) 
.  As  you  bring  your  right  foot  back  to  starting 

Summary of Contents for AF5004

Page 1: ...tegrity of your chosen anchor point BEFORE using the Machine 4 Always begin in Locked N Loaded mode for added stability and perform exercises in a slow controlled manner at all times Always begin with...

Page 2: ...iling Anchor Mount should be secured completely flush to wall ceiling with no movement Perform a weight test prior to using installed Wall Ceiling Anchor Mount g Routinely check installed Machine Wall...

Page 3: ...xperience any pain discomfort light headedness or extreme fatigue STOP what you are doing in a safe manner immediately If symptoms persist after you have stopped seek the help of a physician right awa...

Page 4: ...ther arm presses elbow to shoulder then rotate body and look over your shoulder while arm slowly opens up to full extension D Muscles targeted Quads Hamstrings Flutes Hips Calves Core Preparation Posi...

Page 5: ...the floor A Maintain your alignment by keeping your body in the raised plank position Execution Single Leg Curls Keep one leg straight and maintain pressure in the foot cradle Bring the heel of the ot...

Page 6: ...ard back to neutral position lowering your body to the ground and remove feet from Handles Do not try to remove feet while engaged in Press Position Muscles targeted Shoulders Upper Back Triceps Forea...

Page 7: ...n keep one arm static and lean forward bending opposite arm C Press forward with working arm and return to starting position Muscles targeted Quads Hamstrings Glutes Hips Shoulders Lower Back Core Pre...

Page 8: ...and look back at the hand of the extended arm C Muscles targeted Biceps Forearms Shoulders Core Preparation Position Neutral Stand shoulder width apart facing the Machine holding both handles Raise ha...

Page 9: ...eted Core Chest Triceps Shoulders Hip Flexors Preparation Position Neutral Refer to page 3 POSITIONING YOUR FEET IN HANDLES B Walk hands forward away from the pulley until you are in a basic plank pos...

Page 10: ...r Back Calves Core Preparation Position Neutral Lay face up on the floor with both heels feet flexed in the foot cradles engage core and press hips up and off the floor Keep legs straight A Execution...

Page 11: ...nd lowering knees towards the ground Do not let knees touch the ground B Press up with both hands and kick both feet back up to starting position C When finishing Inverted Chest Press Donkey Kick and...

Page 12: ...tom of housing and out the top Insert arms through foot cradle and position the padded straps so that they are underneath the midpoint of your upper arm Hold the straps with your hands where comfortab...

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