Plate Loaded Equipment - Lower Body

Capable of delivering a safe, customisable and targeted workout, plate-loaded lower body gym equipment is designed to help users develop a strong base. Commercial plate-loaded strength machines use weight plates to create resistance against the movements of a range of lower body exercises, to strengthen, build and tone the muscles of the legs and hips.

Lower body plate-loaded machines, like seated calf, squat calf, hack squat and leg press/extension/curl machines, allow users to add very specific weight, giving them precise control over their exercise. The simplicity of the equipment, meanwhile, makes it ideal for all levels of gym experience.

At the GymQuip Canberra superstore – home to one of Australia’s largest fitness showrooms – you’ll find a complete range of commercial gym lower body equipment from the world’s most trusted fitness brands. Our expert in-store team is always ready to guide you to the right machine or mix for your situation.

Not in Canberra? Not a problem. We can ship online orders to your door anywhere in Australia, backed by a generous shipping and returns policy and our price beat guarantee. If you’re looking for advice, you can call us on (02) 6280 4447 or get in touch at gymquip@gqfitness.com.au.

 

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FAQs

What are the benefits of plate loaded leg press?

Plate-loaded leg press machines are great for commercial gym owners, as they are simple enough to be used by novices, while offering the load capacity and control that seasoned pros will be looking for. They’re also built to last while demanding minimal maintenance.

What are the leg machines at gyms called?

Plate-loaded lower body gym equipment comes in a variety of forms, including seated calf machines, squat calf machines, hack squat machines, leg press machines, and leg extension/leg curl machines (which are generally combined into the one machine). Ideally a commercial gym will offer a complete selection of dedicated equipment, but gyms with limited floorspace might choose to offer machines that combine multiple exercises into one.