Butterfly Machine - Performance

The Butterfly Machine offers maximum isolation of the pectoral muscles, while also allowing for work on the rear deltoids and trapezius muscles. Its ergonomic design enables smooth and controlled movements, providing optimal contraction for targeted muscle development. Give your pectorals exceptional definition with this essential equipment.

Dimensions (L x W x H): 117.5 x 130 x 208 cm

Net weight: 204 kg

Loaded at: 100 kg

  • Made in France Made in France
  • IPF-approved IPF-approved
  • 99,6% customer satisfaction 99,6% customer satisfaction

The Butterfly Machine is a versatile strength training equipment specifically designed to target the pectoral muscles, offering a variety of exercises for upper body muscle strengthening and development. Additionally, this machine allows for working the rear deltoids and trapezius muscles.

This device is distinguished by its ability to isolate the pectoral muscles, enabling concentrated resistance movements to effectively work the chest. It provides controlled range of motion, allowing users to customize the stretching and contraction of the pectoral muscles during exercises.

The ergonomic design of the Butterfly Machine ensures proper posture during movements, thereby reducing the risk of injuries while optimizing training efficiency. Comfortable handles provide a firm grip, minimizing hand and forearm fatigue during intense workout sessions.

With its adjustable resistance system, this equipment allows users to adjust the load according to their specific needs and goals, whether focusing on strength, muscle definition, or endurance.

The Butterfly Machine is a valuable addition to gyms, fitness centers, and home workouts, offering a variety of exercises to effectively strengthen and tone the pectoral muscles. Its compact design and effectiveness make it an essential tool for individuals looking to enhance chest muscle development and promote a balanced and toned physique.

MP5047

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Type de charge
Charge guidée

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