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The MyoQuip Revolution

MyoQuip develops fundamentally innovative, rather than imitative, equipment for resistance training. Each of our machines embody our patented BBC technology. Our focus is 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

We are committed to exploring and identifying areas where current strength-increasing technology is inadequate or nonexistent, as a basis for improving human performance.

Truly unique - MyoThrusta accommodating resistance leg press

The MyoThrusta is the only strength builder for the leg extensors providing an appropriate level of muscle activation throughout the exercise movement from extreme flexion to full extension.

Our patented technology ensures high-range muscle fibre recruitment over the full range of limb movement without imposing any adverse loading on spine, hips or knees.

The MyoThrusta combines a fully recumbent exercise position with accommodating resistance making it an ideal apparatus for rehabilitation of the lower limbs

Our most popular machine - MyoTruk for serious lower body grunt

The MyoTruk replaces the ScrumTruk, a rugby-specific apparatus which also proved effective in safely enhancing the strength, power and body mass of athletes in many other sports.

Unlike most variable resistance machines the ScrumTruk was designed for complex, multi-joint and large muscle mass movement.

In rugby the ScrumTruk has been adopted by the Wallabies; Emirates Western Force; HSBC Waratahs; Queensland Reds; Auckland Blues; Northampton Saints; Sharks; Golden Lions; Kyuden Voltex and other leading clubs and schools.

Already its successor, the MyoTruk, is used by the CA Brumbies; the New South Wales Institute of Sport; Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness and West Tigers Rugby League Club.