Rowing

Rowing is a horizontal traction isotonic machine designed to train the entire back in a precise, safe, and adaptive manner, with high isolated force and posture control. The compact structure with independent arms and SAC (Self Adaptive Control) allows for customized biomechanical variations while maintaining a stable and guided posture.

The anatomical chest support and double footrests adapt to different body types, reducing lumbar involvement and maximizing safety. The free but guided trajectory allows for a precise pull towards the center of the torso with an active core and stable chest.

The SAC transforms rowing into an elite tool for horizontal pulls:

• the independent arms enable bilateral, unilateral, or alternating work, following the user’s mobility;
• the rotating inner handle allows for physiological grips (neutral, prone, supine);
• the fixed external handle allows for “fat grip” variations for advanced scapular stimulation;
• the adjustment of the pull angle (seat height and footrest selection) offers variations more similar to the low pulley or classic high rowing.

Versatile and accessible, Rowing is suitable for users of all levels in sports, rehabilitation, postural, or functional strength contexts.

The management of the eccentric phase and time under tension supports controlled hypertrophy and rehabilitation goals.

Therefore, it is also useful in cases of joint stiffness, asymmetries, or shoulder problems.

Thanks to unilateral work and diversified grips, rowing is also an advanced platform for technical coaching and functional assessment (scapular control, symmetry, precision of movement).

Main advantages

• Independent arms for adaptive traction: bilateral/unilateral/alternating;
• SAC: physiological grip, natural biomechanics, and joint comfort;
• Double footrest and double handle (fixed + rotating) for maximum variety;
• Thoracic stability and lumbar protection thanks to structured support;
• Ideal for posture, isolated strength of the back, rehabilitation, and performance.