Insight Fitness Decline Adjustable Bench - DR025

Description

The Insight Fitness Decline Adjustable Bench DR025 offers a versatile workout experience with its back support adjustable into 8 positions ranging from 10 to -25 degrees. It features an elevated knee position that helps reduce low-back stress, making exercises more comfortable and safe. The split-pad design ensures users of all sizes are securely held in the proper position, while the front-mounted handle makes exiting the bench easy and convenient. This sturdy bench is built to combine comfort, safety, and durability for effective decline workouts.

Features

• Adjustable Back Support
  The bench offers 8 different back support positions, adjustable from 10 to -25 degrees, allowing you to customize your workout angle for maximum comfort and effectiveness.

• Elevated Knee Position
  Designed to reduce stress on the lower back, the elevated knee support helps maintain proper posture and reduces discomfort during decline exercises.

• Split-Pad Design
  The split pads securely hold users of all sizes in place, providing stability and support to ensure safe and comfortable workouts.

• Easy Exit Handle
  A front-mounted handle lets users get off the bench easily and safely, adding convenience during workouts.

• Sturdy and Durable Frame
  Made with heavy-gauge flat oval tubing and finished with a high-quality powder coat, the bench is built to last and withstand regular use.

Target Muscles

• Lower Pectoral Muscles (Chest)
  The decline bench primarily targets the lower part of the chest, helping build strength and definition in the lower pectorals for a well-rounded chest appearance.

• Triceps
  Located at the back of the upper arms, the triceps play a key role in pushing movements during decline bench exercises, helping strengthen and tone the arms.

• Anterior Deltoids (Front Shoulders)
  These shoulder muscles assist in pressing movements and help stabilize the upper body, supporting effective and safe workouts on the decline bench.

• Biceps
  Although less involved, the biceps contribute to the movement by helping control the downward phase of the press.

• Serratus Anterior
  This muscle along the ribcage helps stabilize the shoulder blades during pressing, improving shoulder health and performance.

Specifications

Installation & Warranty

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