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This is the correct design for a tricep machine.🤔

Hi again Nathan, Technogym did a ' executive line tricep pushdown' It had a very high seat the back. Pin loaded. Did you ever try that? any good if so.

Nathan, did you ever try the Glute Press ? and how is it in comparison to that Linear Press ?

Nathan, your taste in music man...

Its mostly hype. I bought some equipment in 2018 from a relatively small brand then, now 6 years later they are much bigger, more hyped and this causing higher prices. I got a latpull piece 3 years ago during covid, install costs were around 500, 1 year ago install costs 2000 for a similar piece. So I guess as business is booming, small orders arent that interesting?

Take the cannoli's leave the Panatta. I wonder if its dirt cheap in Italy like Waygu in Japan. Something is definitely off with them. Talk about pricing yourself out of the maktet. So limited with their dealers too. Side note new Atlantis seated calf $3980 not shipped ha.

i like to order from China ALIBABA they have panatta and whole line of plate loaded prime fitness and if you can pay extra they will custom made the machine for you, the only problem is that there is no quality standard and you have to ask about every thing to make sure

I just got a quote yesterday for an Atlantis Horizontal Leg Press C403 for $9465 before shipping!

That Fortis bridge bench looks nice but holy shit $800 is wild lol.

The newer sorinex back attack looks so damn good as you can adjust the resistance curve now.

I've heard some crazy stories in the past year about the prices some people are paying for used equipment. I've also seen plenty of ridiculous asking prices too. My hope is that the rest of the market will hold strong and refuse to pay these premiums for long enough that the market will correct itself. There's no doubt the used equipment market has completely changed in the last few years. The number of "equipment collectors" seems to be growing every week. The number of resellers seems to grow every week too.

Gen Z are attending gyms at +30% to 40% more than previous generations. So because the demand is higher, you'd think, elastic demand means more expensive everything gym related. The issue is where a standard profitable gym used to have 6,500 members, they now need to cap membership at ~ 3,900 to 4,500 members while simultaneously raising gym membership dues just to keep business as usual. I don't see how Panatta pricing makes sense in any logical reality. * main reference is the new McKinsey report

The market is terrible on gym equipment right now. The companies who re-sell ruined it. Collectors of course followed suit because why wouldn’t they? I personally don’t care about the collectors value anymore, I’ll buy off Alibaba if I want a piece that bad.

I bought a Nautilus Four-Way Neck machine on the used market a few years ago for $15. New equipment costs a fortune these days.

Equipment prices are insane, forget buying new, even the used market, 15 years ago you could find almost anything for under $1,000. Hell, some gyms would give it to you just to haul it away.

Inflation in the EU is heading into the ionosphere. US not too far behind.

New pieces are overblown. No doubt at all.

The range of movement is much larger on duo squat subject to one adjusts the seat properly with movement arms touching bolts and legs slightly unlocked. Duo squat works best with higher reps as Arthur Jones recommended (up to 50 reps each leg before increasing the weight). I own both pieces and for me duo leg press feels more in glutes and hamstrings and duo squat feels more in quads. Duo squat is a much tougher animal, duo leg press is much easier.

I bought one of these sectorized. It sucks because the resistance is greater on the left side, which I believe is because its more of a direct line to the weight stack on that side. Thing sucks. I use it one arm at a time as a sort of solution. Getting rid of it asap. Junk.

You ever think about selling this?

Point 3 is leg day for me. Squats, reverse v squat, hacks squats, unilateral leg press, and leg extension was most recent but overkill

Hi, I'm looking for the name of this machine

I think the hip pad is a bit lower, but I also think that putting it at hip height, it could be somewhat uncomfortable due to the masculine anatomy. Have you tried it?

what would you say is the difference between this machine and neutral/close grip of lat pulldown

what would you say is the difference between this machine and neutral/close grip of lat pulldown

Do you like Pacific Leg Extension, center drive?

Hey Doc, it sure would help if you shared how your subscribers could purchase the machines you demo. Thanks

Great review!

whats the strength curve on this?

Great video! 🔥🔥

Another good one!

Looks really nice!

is that a pit/english bull dog mix?

Curious, you think doing reverse grip for brachioradialis would be safe/possible on the compound bicep?

Which do you think is superior for a home gum? This plate loaded bicep roc it or the selectorized version ? I have a freemotion dual cable cross which combined with a prime adjustible bench with elbow pads maybe can replicate the selectorized machine you think?

No design flaws whatsoever... It's your complete lack of mobility & terrible body mechanics on other exercises that's the actual problem

I was wondering what is the best brand for selectorized gym equipement for you

You really like that pillow

My gym has one of these. I haven't tried it yet in part because I am a little intimidated by it. Since it's unlike anything I've ever done. How do you like it?

Where can I get that HQ front squat

Where are you located I’d like to check out your gym

How do you get these machines modified? And I have an idea for leg equipment I want to get patented and prototyped

You should Sell that it’s awesome

Is there a list of your all favs

Have you ever tried the Atlantis Unilateral leg press pro? And if you did, what do you think about it? It seems a slightly better version of the Rogers one to me, but I haven’t tried either so it’s just a speculation.

My gym just got one. I think it is a great machine overall. Some elements could be better designed (strength curve and location of the arm height adjusters). I'm not concerned that this machine doesn't converge all the way because that's not the most important part of the lift (hypertrophy wise). What this machine does well is get a huge stretch on the pecs at the bottom, which is the most important part of the lift when it comes to muscle growth.

Do you use a certain percentage on the counter weight?

Sell me one of your nautilus compound legs

this is wrong sir - the pendulum squat strength curve is heavier in the shortened and lighter at full knee flexion czcams.com/video/Y08H3lbzmdM/video.html see here for hypertrophy coach explanation

if you are looking for a 24/25 degree...it seems to me you might want to grab an old cybex stack leg press and change angle of the pad...it prob only 10-12 degrees off.