On the Genesis Series Horizontal Leg Press, it is the seat—not the platform—that moves along guide rails inclined at a 20° angle. This relieves pressure on the lumbar spine and enables a biomechanically sound, natural pushing motion. Weight-selection system for quick set changes during gym operations.

Your Benefits

• Seat-guided movement: The seat glides on 20° guide rails—reduces strain on the lower back and increases safety
• Large, non-slip platform: Multiple foot positions for targeted muscle engagement
• Weight-Selected System: No need to add weight plates—maximum training flow
• Genesis Quality: Studio-Tested Steel Construction for Continuous Operation

Trained Muscles

Quadriceps (rectus femoris, vastus lateralis/medialis/intermedius), hamstrings, gluteus maximus

Who is this machine suitable for?

Ideal for professional gyms, physical therapy centers, and competitive athletes looking for a back-friendly alternative to the vertical leg press.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the horizontal leg press and the incline leg press?

In the horizontal version, the seat moves along guide rails—the platform remains stationary. This reduces the compressive forces on the lumbar spine and allows for a more natural range of motion.

What is the weight of the stack of panels?

Weight-Selective System. [REQUIRED: maximum stack weight]

Is the machine designed for commercial studio use?

Yes. The Genesis Series is designed for professional, continuous use with a high training volume.