Cybex, a world-renowned company which makes high premium gym equipment and accessories, has introduced another of its impressive product called Cybex VR3 Chest Press which has been designed with the most advanced technology.
This strength training machine features an impressive ergonomic design which allows the arms to move in a fixed path that allows people to target crucial muscle groups in the chest region. With this design, users can enjoy chest exercise programs which can promote muscle endurance.
Another notable feature of this equipment is the converging path motion which promotes the most natural movement of shoulder and arms. With this design, the incidence of back pain and training injuries can be reduced or completely avoided.
To accommodate every size and height of users, this exercise apparatus provides an adjustable seat which will allow people to exercise in the most comfortable position. With this unique design, even taller people can use this machine conveniently.
This machine has a total dimension of 50-inch long, 55-inch wide, and 75-inch tall. Meanwhile, consumers are rest assured that all the materials use in this apparatus have been made sure to accommodate excessive use for a long period of time.
In terms of weight system, users can choose two kinds: the standard stack which provides a weight of 245 lbs. and heavy stack with a total mass of 305 lbs.
Meanwhile, here is a simple way to use this machine:
• Adjust the resistance level to accommodate user’s training requirements.
• Adjust the seat of this machine and make sure that the arm system is completely aligned with the chest region.
• Hold the handle bars and push the weight, making sure that the muscles form the chest region and shoulder are contracting.
• Breathe slowly while pushing. Exhale when pushing the handle bars and inhale slowly when going back to the initial position.
• For beginners, perform three sets of 10 repetitions, but for those who have years of experience in gym workout, they can perform more repetitions which will depend on their capacity.
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my gym has one of these(different brand). Personally I like free weights more.