EliteFTS Outfitted Gym Tour: Power In Motion Facility Showcase
eliteftsMay 10, 202516 min4,931 views
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- 🚀 Power in Motion is a state-of-the-art training facility, fully outfitted with elitefts equipment, designed to impress and accommodate a wide range of members.
- 💡 The gym has been open for 6 years with zero wear and tear on the high-end equipment, demonstrating its durability and quality.
- 🎯 The facility caters to a diverse demographic, including general population members focused on weight loss, individuals overcoming injuries, and elite athletes, with members ranging from 3 to 85 years old.
Equipment Highlights and Design Philosophy
- 🏋️♂️ Upon entry, visitors are greeted by three large towers featuring cable crossovers and lat pulldowns/seated rows, intentionally designed to create a striking first impression and manage traffic flow.
- 💡 The gym boasts six 0-90 dumbbell benches that have held up exceptionally well, even with users pressing 125 lb dumbbells on high incline, thanks to their durable fabric.
- 📈 Multiple sets of dumbbells, particularly in the 10-25 lb range, were purchased to ensure availability during busy hours and group training sessions.
- 🌐 A unique turf area with the gym's logo prominently displayed serves as a strong branding element, immediately identifying the location for visitors and social media sharing.
Lower Body and Functional Training Equipment
- 🦵 The leg press machine features a larger footprint to accommodate tall athletes, with a removable divider allowing shorter individuals or those with less strength to utilize it effectively.
- 🎯 The Monster Hack Squat offers a different way to target legs, with an adjustable toe plate for varying muscle focus (quads, glutes, hamstrings) and springs to ease racking.
- ⚙️ A Leg Extension/Leg Curl machine provides a compact solution for posterior chain development, with the ability to use bands for consistent tension, which is noted as superior to standard cables for hamstring targeting.
- ⛰️ The Glute Ham Raise (GHR) is a key piece for posterior chain development, with ample space for assisted variations using PVC or bands.
- ⚡ The Pendulum Squat is highlighted as a versatile machine beneficial for individuals with back, hip, or knee issues, adjustable for both general population and elite athletes.
- 🛠️ A Belt Squat Machine is described as the most utilized piece of equipment, offering heavy leg work without spinal compression and accommodating a wide range of client heights.
Strength, Conditioning, and Versatility
- 📈 The rig and squat/deadlift platform are central features, designed for heavy PR attempts and offering walk-through access for heavier lifters.
- 🧗♂️ The erect-a-rack includes monkey bars, utilized for grip strength, endurance, and as a challenge for both kids and adults, promoting shoulder health through brachiating.
- 🛷 Prowler sleds are used daily for building work capacity and conditioning across all member types, including athletes and those focused on weight loss or injury recovery.
- 🧱 The decline bench is noted for its stability and heavy-duty construction, capable of supporting significant weight and user loads without tipping.
- 🤝 The gym emphasizes versatility in its equipment selection, allowing trainers to accommodate diverse client needs, from elite athletes with professional sports backgrounds to individuals managing injuries, ensuring everyone can train effectively.
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