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Sport Art fitness has been in the business of creating and selling residential and commercial grade fitness equipment for over thirty years. Their machines are said to offer users a focused workout on key areas of the body, working the core, shoulders, arms, chest, and of course the lower body too. They also have a series of cardio based machines to work off body and stomach fat and increase overall heart health and fitness. That said, if you’re here, you’re more than likely interested in checking out their Sports Art Leg Extension machine, which is used to target and work the quads. Let’s take a look at its specs and features.
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| Qualities |
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According to this developer, like the other products in their line up, the Sports Art Leg Extension machine was designed to be functional, safe, and durable. They’ve included a gas assisted seat back to provide optimal alignment, contoured and bolstered padding to boost comfort and support, and a ROM range limiter and tibia pad so that users can smoothly make adjustments without getting up. They’ve also included a heavy gauge steel oval tubing and electrostatically applied powder coat finish to enhance durability. Each unit comes with a 220 lb weight stack consisting of cold rolled, solid steel plates, as well as precision bushings, which are said to make this machine super quiet.
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| Price |
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The Sports Art Leg Extension machine usually sells for $3,899, but you can also find it selling on some sites for
$3,699 at this time. You can choose from several upholstery choices, and it comes with a warranty covering the frame for ten years; weight stacks and guide rods for five years; cables, belts, bearings for three years; grips for one year; and upholstery for six months.
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The Sports Art Leg Extension machine is sold on a wide range of fitness sites, which also sell lots of other residential and commercial grade fitness equipment including ellipticals, treadmills, and stomach fat workout machines. Many of these sites lay out all the specs for the Sports Art Leg Extension system, including letting visitors know that it has a medium grade footprint measuring L63” x W51” x H70” when fully assembled. They also post detailed information on its features including the pulley system, weight stacks, and frame design, as well as outlining extras, like the cushioning included with this machine.
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The Sports Art Leg Extension machine is probably most effective when used as part of a well rounded gym based workout, which often includes using a whole host of other machines, like the glute, calf, chest, arm, or stomach fat burning exercises. In general, this developer suggests that the Sports Art Leg Extension machine offers users the innovations, aesthetics, accurate biomechanics, and function found in all their machines. You can learn more about this company and this product on its home site, as well as through the retail sites that carry it and consumer driven resources, like forums and blogs.
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Anonymous: Im sure the Sports Art Leg Extension sounds great I am readingin the reviews about it but how will it help my stomach fat which is making me feel so self consiouc?!
JACKFISCHER: OMG thats pricey. i am sure I can do some exercising for legs stomach fat and arms that costs signiicantly less. go running!
Edward_M: YOu know it all goes together, you gotta workout, follow some kind of stomach fat diet, and also find some kind of ab toner, like a b belt or an ab roller or somethgin of the sort. Am thinking the sports art leg extension could help build strength so i could run faster. AND then I’d really be burning the fat.
Amanda J.: I am obviously checking out the wrong machine! I am not sure how i ended upp on sports art leg extension review but I want to to get rid of stomach fat! I have don’t have over $3500 for it! Maybe i should go back to reading ab belt reviews.
Richard Davis: Whoa, this Sports Art Leg Extension machine is WAY out of my league, could see using it at the gym, but that’s the only way I’m gonna get a shot at it…look for me on an ab coaster, which is the kind of stomach fat workout I can do at home anyway, maybe wearing an ab toning belt at the same time, just to make sure I’m gonna have awesome results asap.
Wanda: Well yeah its a bit pricey for at home. I mean a Cardio Twister or flex belt type of thing is sufficient enough, imo, for a real stomach fat workout. But at the gym, the SportsArt Leg Extension looks liek a quality machine to use. Wonder if its at the NY sports clubs.
Anonymous: Yeah, really, it’s my BELLY I’m worried about, not my LEGS! So I’m checking out ab energizer belts like the Flex and the Vibro belts, maybe even have a look at the Tummy belt cause it’s so cheap, get some toning going and then figure out what kind of stomach fat workout I need to do besides, like maybe the Ab Rocket would be good?
rita_may: the flex belt, yeah, i have read about that, seems like a great tool for helping get rid of stomach fat! want to tone my lower body too, wahts the point of flat abs if you have flabby thighs and butt? leg extension machines are awesome!
Michael: do you guys of some good stomach fat burning exercises? Or shall i just do more cardio and diet?
MattD: If I was gonna spend the big bucks for an at home workout machine I’d get a bow Flex and do my whole body, not get something like the Sports Art Leg extension, it’s pretty limited, anyways, I don’t have that kind of money; I’m looking at machines I can actually afford like maybe a Cardio Twister cause it seems kinda like multi tasking and then a stomach fat diet that will help me get rid of the bulge I got going…
Nicky_Wharton: so the thing about Sports Art Leg Extension is that it is craz expensive and it wont address my stomach fat issue. so I am not at all sure if it can help me.
Anonymous: Ha! hey Rich, If $3800 is out of reach for me does that mean i have short arms or legs?
Malinda: ItÂ’s about time soemnoe wrote about this.