The Rotary Torso ROM completely surpasses the traditional concept of the “torsion machine,” a category known for being problematic due to frequent lower-back discomfort, uncontrolled movements, and poor perceived effectiveness. Conventional machines do not isolate the pelvis, do not control the range of motion, allow major compensations, and end up being used only by a very small percentage of members. In most gyms, these machines take up space without generating real value.
The SP670 overturns this scenario through three key elements: pelvic isolation, bilateral ROM Limiter, and a guided physiological trajectory. The movement becomes immediate, clean, protected, and finally felt correctly by the obliques and deep rotators. Users no longer need to know how to move—the machine guides them into the safest pattern automatically.
For a club, this is an enormous competitive advantage. A machine that was previously ignored suddenly becomes accessible to everyone: women, seniors, postural users, beginners, and anyone who would normally avoid rotational equipment. This generates more traffic, more satisfaction, and a level of technical positioning that competitors cannot replicate simply by purchasing a generic product.
Traditional rotation machines are used almost exclusively by experienced users, while most people avoid them because “they hurt the lower back” or because they simply don’t know how to execute the movement correctly. The result is a machine operating at 15–20% of its potential.
The Rotary Torso ROM completely changes this behavior. The fixed pelvis and guided trajectory eliminate the most common risks, while the ROM Limiter allows the rotation amplitude to be adapted to each individual: small for rigid users, larger for advanced ones. All this makes the SP670 an inclusive machine that truly works for people who previously could not use it.
When a machine becomes inclusive, traffic increases naturally: more women, more seniors, more postural users, more beginners feel safe and integrate it into their routine. And more traffic means greater perceived value of the strength area, higher retention, and less need to purchase extra equipment that occupies space without increasing actual usage.
In corporate wellness programs or any unsupervised environment, machines must be error-proof, because users are often inexperienced, not supervised, and short on time. Traditional torsion machines are among the riskiest: even a slight mistake in pelvic movement or excessive rotation can trigger lower-back discomfort or cervical tension.
The SP670 removes this risk at the root. The pelvis is firmly stabilized, the ROM is controlled and limited in sensitive zones, and the guided trajectory prevents any dangerous movement. In other words, the machine “self-protects.”
For a corporate gym this means three immediate advantages:
• fewer accidents → less liability
• lower complexity → fewer instructors required
• higher perceived safety → higher usage by employees
A safe machine is a machine that gets used more often.
And in a corporate wellness program, more usage = greater perceived value for both management and employees, with a much higher return on the service.
Because the SP670 eliminates everything that makes a traditional torsion machine unsafe or ineffective. Pelvic stabilization prevents harmful lumbar twisting; the ROM Limiter stops excessive rotation; and the guided posture maintains spinal neutrality even for users with stiffness or recurring discomfort.
This makes it suitable for:
• women, who often avoid rotation for fear of back pain
• seniors with reduced mobility or thoracic stiffness
• sedentary users with no technical experience
• postural clients needing high control and safety
• advanced post-rehab users, where rotation must be gradual and protected
A truly transversal machine has superior commercial value: it gets used by more people, more frequently, and becomes a reference point for postural programs, core clinics, and lumbar-prevention pathways — all services with high perceived value and strong monetization potential.
Real differentiation doesn’t come from buying “similar machines,” but from offering experiences that competitors cannot replicate. Traditional torsion machines are all alike: rarely used, biomechanically approximate, and perceived as risky.
The SP670, on the other hand, introduces a level of precision that completely changes the user experience: isolated pelvis, bilateral ROM Limiter, fluid trajectory, physiological rotation, graded seat, and a premium technical feel. Once users try the Rotary Torso ROM, competitor machines appear outdated, unstable, and imprecise.
For a club, this is a powerful advantage:
• you’re not selling “a machine,” you’re selling a technical experience
• word-of-mouth grows (“you must try that rotation machine, it’s insane!”)
• the club’s brand positions itself around quality and technology
• competitors can’t copy the sensation with generic equipment
In other words: the SP670 turns a complicated, often-avoided exercise into an iconic feature of the strength area, able to elevate the club’s image and attract a more aware, demanding, and higher-value clientele.
