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Selectorized Machines
Selectorized (pin-loaded) machines have their own weight stack, so members change the load by moving a pin. They are quick to use, easy to learn and keep a gym floor free of loose plates, which is why most commercial gyms, hotels and residential facilities build their strength area around them.
The parts that wear on a selectorized machine are the cables or belts, pulleys, guide rods and upholstery. Our inspection covers each of them, and we check that the selector pin seats fully at every plate in the stack.
How to read these listings. Units we hold show In stock with a condition grade. Models showing Source on request are not in our warehouse; we locate one, inspect it and send photos and a price before you commit.
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From the Journal
Read before you buy
Mike Mentzer's Heavy Duty workout: the routine, the theory and the evidence
Mike Mentzer died in 2001, but his Heavy Duty system is still argued over in gyms and online. This article sets out who he was, what he actually…
Training to failure: what the research actually shows
Should every set end with a repetition you cannot finish? Meta-analyses now give a fairly clear answer. Effort matters a great deal, true failure…
Mechanical tension and progressive overload, explained
Muscles grow when they are made to work hard against resistance, and they keep growing when that demand keeps rising. Here is what the research says…
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