Leg Extension Machines

If you're in the market for a leg extension machine, we can help. Our leg extension machines are perfect for anyone looking to build muscle, tone their lower body, or improve their overall fitness. The collection also includes both seated and standing options, as well as machines that combine both leg extension, leg press, and leg curl exercises for a complete lower body workout.

At GymQuip, we pride ourselves on the quality and durability of our products. All of our fitness equipment is carefully hand-picked from the best brands in the world, so you know they’re built to last using only high-quality materials and expert craftsmanship. 

We know that choosing a new piece of fitness equipment can be difficult and time-consuming, so we’re always happy to help you find the piece of equipment that’s right for you. Feel free to come in and visit us in our Canberra store, or contact us directly to talk through your options. We also have a great shipping and returns policy, so you can get high quality equipment shipped directly to your door, no matter where you are in Australia. 

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Take a look at our leg extension and leg curl machines below, or scroll down to read more about how they work.

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Leg Extension Machines FAQs

What are the benefits of using a leg curl machine?

The leg extension is one of the most effective exercises for building muscle in your legs and toning your lower body. By isolating the quadriceps muscle group, a leg extension machine allows you to focus your workout and build strength in your thighs quickly.

Leg extension machines are also fantastic for your knee joint health, and can help reduce knee pain by strengthening the vastus muscles. These provide support for your knee joints, so exercising them can help with rehabilitation after an injury, or help prevent future injuries.

How often should I use my leg extension machine?

The answer really depends on your goals. If you want to build-up strength in your quads, a good benchmark to start with is two to three days a week. In terms of sets and reps, three to four sets of between 10 and 12 reps is a good workout, but you can always reduce this to 8 reps as you go. 

On the other hand, if you're aiming to get better definition in your legs or improve your overall fitness by building muscle, you’ll probably want to try less resistance but more sets and reps. You can also increase the intensity by using the machine more frequently through the week, so long as you’re still taking a few rest days to recover.

What’s the best leg extension machine?

With so many different options on the market, it can be hard to figure out which option is best for you. One major factor to consider is whether you’re looking for a seated leg extension machine or a standing one—standing machines will typically be designed to function as leg curl machines too, with a wider range of features to allow you to carry out more varied exercises.

Not sure what you need?

If you’re unsure what you’re looking for, you can always reach out and talk us for some expert advice on what best suits your goals, budget, and space requirements.

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