Our machines are so novel
that we have to explain what they
are and how they work. Other companies
in our industry don't have that problem. So if you're just price
shopping for a leg press or Smith machine or
whatever, you've come to the wrong site
But if you're open to new
ideas and seeking something radically different to
give you a serious competitive edge, wander around
the site - we guarantee that you won't find the
products you see here anywhere
else.
Why you should consider MyoQuip
equipment
MyoQuip develops
fundamentally innovative, rather than imitative,
equipment for resistance training embodying our
patented QuadTorq
technology.
MyoQuip's radically
innovative machines are focussed on:
Strength and
muscle building exercises involving complex or
multi-joint movements,
Full range
activation of major muscle groups, and
Strength
requirements specific to a particular
sport
MyoQuip is committed to
exploring and identifying areas where current
strength-increasing technology is inadequate or
nonexistent, as a basis for improving human
performance.
The ScrumTruk
Typical of this
approach is the ScrumTruk
rugby strength builder, the first and only
rugby-specific strength machine. It has proven
effective in safely enhancing the strength,
power and body mass of rugby players, both backs
and forwards, as well as athletes in other
sports. Unlike most variable resistance machines
the ScrumTruk is designed for complex,
multi-joint and large muscle mass
movement.
MyoQuip's HipneeFlex
is the only machine ever developed to
effectively and simultaneously strengthen the
hip and knee flexor muscles. As with the
ScrumTruk, QuadTorq technology provides an
appropriate level of muscle activation
throughout the entire exercise
movement.
Strong hip
flexors provide an advantage in a wide range of
athletic activities including sprinting, kicking
and climbing and in sports such as rugby and
American football, cycling and cross country
skiing.
In addition,
both hip and knee flexors perform a vital role
in controlling the rate of descent and ascent in
leg extension exercises such as the
squat.
