The Adductor was created to overcome the limitations of standard inner-thigh machines commonly found in gym equipment. It is not a simple “aesthetic machine,” but a strength-training device engineered to deliver biomechanical control, safety, and advanced personalization.
The combination of a three-position adjustable backrest and independent ROM controls allows you to adapt hip angle, adductor muscle length, and movement amplitude to the real characteristics of the user — something impossible with conventional machines.
On traditional gym adductors, users are often forced into a fixed posture, with the pelvis rolling backward, the lower back under tension, and an uncontrolled ROM. The result is a poorly selective and often unsafe movement.
With the Adductor, the club offers a true adductor machine that trains the inner thigh in a targeted, safe and technically precise way, reducing postural compensations and increasing the quality of muscular stimulation.
This translates into a real competitive advantage: the adductor machine is no longer “just another piece of equipment,” but a sign of technical care and professionalism that distinguishes the club in the eyes of clients, PTs and industry professionals.
The true biomechanical advantage of the Adductor is the three-position adjustable backrest (upright, forward-tilted, reclined).
Unlike common inner-thigh machines where the backrest is fixed — often forcing the pelvis into posterior tilt — the Adductor allows real modification of the hip angle and therefore of the starting muscle length of the adductors.
This gives the coach the ability to target different portions of the adductor chain:
• forward-tilted backrest → greater hip flexion → deeper work on gracilis and pectineus;
• reclined backrest → reduced hip flexion → stronger stretch on adductor longus and magnus.
For the owner, this means having a strength machine capable of producing real technical variations, not just a fixed exercise:
• neutral position for motor learning and general users,
• forward position for deep, technical, sensory work,
• reclined position for large, safe ROM and high muscle perception — ideal for aesthetic training.
This level of refinement does not exist in standard gym equipment and allows the club to communicate a clear message: here you don’t just have an inner-thigh machine, you have a TECA system designed to truly work on pelvic biomechanics.
Most adductor machines on the market offer just one adjustment: limiting how far the legs can open at the beginning of the movement.
It’s a simple, often crude system meant only to avoid excessive stretch at the start. And that’s it.
The Adductor introduces a completely different concept: intelligent control of the full movement excursion, allowing you to adjust not only the start of the motion, but also the end — or even both phases at once.
This is a major difference, biomechanically and commercially.
Limiting only the starting stretch means leaving the final closing phase unchanged — a point where many users feel groin compression, excessive short-range tension, femoral rotation or pelvic instability.
The Adductor eliminates these compensations by allowing precise regulation of the closing range, creating a more ergonomic, clean, personalized movement.
By controlling both ends of the ROM, the coach can define a central active range, ideal for aesthetic work, technical training or controlled reconditioning.
The ability to decide which portion of the movement to train — start, end or central — makes the Adductor incredibly versatile: suitable for women, athletes, post-partum, over-60s, stiff users, hypersensitive users, or groin-prehab protocols.
No traditional inner-thigh machine offers this level of precision.
For the club, this means one simple but powerful thing: a single piece of equipment that replaces, functionally, at least three types of standard adductor machines.
This is why the Adductor is perceived as a true premium product — something completely different from anything the user has ever tried.
The Adductor is one of the most versatile strength machines for clubs that want to build serious business around legs, pelvis and posture.
In female-aesthetic programs, the adductor machine is a must-have in the eyes of most clients. With the Adductor, the club does not offer just another inner-thigh machine, but an evolved version that allows deep, controlled stretching, targeted toning, and high sensory perception through the combination of backrest positions and ROM settings. Perfect for “toned legs,” “light legs” and premium lower-body circuits.
In postural and reconditioning settings, the Adductor becomes even more strategic.
The ROM control combined with TECA’s pelvic-lumbar stability allows the machine to be included in programs for:
• pelvic rotation,
• hip asymmetries,
• adductor stiffness,
• post-partum recovery,
• over-60 users,
• athletic groin-injury prevention.
In a PT studio or clubs working with physiotherapists and performance coaches, the Adductor becomes a technical tool that truly personalizes hip-focused work — elevating the club far above the level of a standard “inner-thigh machine.”
Boutique gyms and premium clubs don’t sell equipment — they sell experience, method, and attention to detail.
A traditional adductor sends a simple message: “we have the inner-thigh machine.”
The Adductor from TECA tells a very different story:
• three-position backrest,
• independent ROM controls,
• fluid resistance curve,
• biomechanical variables designed for safety, aesthetics, performance and prevention.
It is a strength machine that perfectly fits premium “signature programs,” high-value packages and branded training formats.
For the owner, the Adductor becomes a powerful selling tool during the club tour: you can show how the backrest adapts to each person, how the ROM matches hip mobility, how the exercise is literally tailored to the user.
In a market where so much fitness equipment looks identical, the Adductor allows a club to position itself as technical, biomechanically competent and safety-focused — especially toward female clients and demanding users.
It’s one of those details that makes clients feel they are not buying “just a membership,” but a higher level of expertise and equipment.
