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Generation 4 Weight Circuit Equipment
Here are a few pieces of our weight circuit...
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| Chest Press |
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| Upper Back |
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| Arm Curl |
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| Arm Extension (Tricep) |
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| Leg Curl |
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| Hip Abductor |
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| Running Treadmill |
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As you can plainly see, this is not your ordinary workout equipment. In fact, it's Generation 4 equipment, which
uses independent motion and ergonomic movement to avoid tendonitis typically symptomatic in Generation 1 - 3 designs.
How can you spot Gen 1 - 3? It's all in the movement. If the chest press replicates a barbell movement,
with arms going straight outward, the equipment is the older design of Generation 1, 2, or 3. If the chest press replicates
the inward motion of a dumbbell workout, using independent motion for both arms, it's Generation 4. If you do high repetition
workouts on older equipment, many people get tendonitis as a result of the poor design. Not so with Generation 4!
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2412 Preston Road Suite 140 (at Park Blvd), Plano, Texas 972-398-2827
5400 E. Mockingbird Lane Suite 213, Dallas, Texas 75205 214-515-5517
4835 N. O'Connor Suite 120 (1 blk so. of 114), Irving, Texas 972-870-0123
1221 Flower Mound Road (at Moriss) Suite 200, Flower Mound, Texas 972-355-4795
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