Back Machines, Bar Insert Landmine Platform, 360° Spin Strength Training Attachment, Steel T-Bar Row Core Exercise Fitness Equipment

Why choose us
It is very suitable for exercising stronger triceps and grip strength, helping the muscles around the elbow, wrist, back, abdomen and shoulders to perform different combinations of push-pull exercises.

The home fitness T-type mine-removing grab platform allows you to perform 360°rotating training. You don’t need to use a huge cable machine, so you can easily train at home

The easy-to-install core training frame, just use the combination of weightlifting rod and weightlifting plate to train, you will find that it is enough to generate enough tension to exercise the muscles. The effect is the same as an expensive rowing machine!

Details:
Material: Steel
Weight: 1.65 kg
Barbell rod cover: 24.5cm
Insertion rod: 20cm
Diameter: 5cm
Function: leaning over T bar rowing, squat jump and shoulder push

package:
1 * Landmine platform plugin

prompt:
Excluding barbell bars and plates

Heavy-duty steel structure: pivot sleeve is made of thick steel, and the sturdy steel base is coated with static electricity to ensure a solid connection and durability as a whole.
Core training frame: Designed with 24.5cm long pivot rod sleeve (inner diameter 50mm (2″)) to fit the Olympic pole. It is very suitable for weightlifting, bodybuilding and cross fitness to construct and train the core, back and arms
Easy to install: The core training barbell lightning protection rack, just insert the end into the weight lifting plate, it is very suitable for weightlifting, exercise and cross exercise to exercise and train your core, back and arms.
360-degree rotating T-type landmine grab platform: multi-directional rotating motion can be used for various exercises. Ideal for whole body exercises: biceps, back, shoulders, abdomen, hamstrings, etc.
Ideal for strength training: a slanted barbell can promote exercises that traditional barbells or dumbbells can’t exercise at all. You can increase the difficulty of many exercises, such as deadlifts, squats and one-arm rowing/bench press