Hammer Strength is the No. 1 brand of plate loaded equipment in the world and is designed to move with the body's natural path of motion. Hammer Strength was the first to explore the ergonomic advantages of independent converging and diverging arcs of motion. The Hammer Strength Plate Loaded V-Squat is designed to have a natural squatting motion, while reducing back and knee strain through a curved arc of motion. It also employs a standard counter balance for lower starting resistance.
The reputation of Hammer Strength equipment has been built with steel, sweat and grit. Hammer Strength is the choice of professional athletes when they train at the highest levels, and its relied upon by the top college and high school athletic programs in the country. Hammer Strength is the No. 1 option for elite athletes because it can take the pounding they dish out, and, most importantly, its designed to provide results. It isnt reserved just for professional training facilities or college weight rooms. Everyday athletes benefit from the excellent biomechanical design in the same way that the pros do. Hammer Strength isnt exclusive. It can be used to reach the fitness goals of anyone willing to put in the hard work. Hammer Strength is committed to making innovative equipment for developing champions. Hammer Strength is built on the pure performance of plate-loaded strength equipment. Independent natural paths of motion were revolutionary nearly three decades ago when Hammer Strength originated. Plate-loaded equipment still employs these excellent biomechanics to create the ideal training tool for elite athletes and those who want to train like one. More than 40 machines mean plenty of different ways to move iron against gravity.
A Hammer Strength Plate Loaded V Squat is, and can best be described as follows: A Squat machine is a plate-loaded or selectorized piece of fitness equipment available in variations including: Standing, Hack, Front, V-Squat, Single Leg, and others, and is designed to strengthen the muscles of the hips, thighs, and legs during Strength Training. The user is typically in a standing position, braced under shoulder pads and grasping handles, and then places the feet shoulder width apart on a platform. The exercise is performed when the user flexes at the knees and hips until the thighs are just parallel with the floor, while pressing back into the heels, and then extends the knees and hips to return to a standing position.
