Features of Atlantis Strength Decline / Flat Converging Bench Press P439
Have a closer look at the following features of P439 Atlantis Decline/Flat Converging Bench Press:
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Converging motion better replicates free-weight movements
When you push, the handles of P439 Atlantis Strength Machine shift inward by smoothly progressing through a natural pressing arc like you might with dumbbells or a barbell. This workout will feel more comfortable and more like free weights, but it’s still more stable than an actual machine.
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Independent lever arms
The motion of each arm allows you to work smoothly and evenly on either side of the body, which helps develop balanced strength of all muscles.
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Angles flat to 22°
This Atlantis P439 Decline/Flat Converging Bench Press machine will allow you to work using different variations of the chest press and target the same muscles from a different angle, as it is adjustable from flat all the way down to a 22° decline angle. You can also explore other upper-body machines like the Atlantis Strength Incline Press for additional chest training options.
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The starting resistance for each arm is 9 kg (20 lbs)
Starting off with a preset resistance of 9 kg (20 lb) without weight plates makes both lever arms perfect for warm-ups, novice users, and slow, controlled moves.
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Spring-assisted linkage arms allow users to select the desired range of motion
The range of motion is adjustable. Adjustment of the starting arm position of the motion comes easily with the spring assist.
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Standard weight storage horns eliminate the need for separate weight trees
The built-in weight storage horns save space by removing excess storage racks and making weights easy to keep organized and easily accessible.
- True Iron Fitness is a distributor of Atlantis Strength.
- Atlantis Strength Decline / Flat converging bench press Converging motion better replicates free weight movements.
- Independent lever arms.
- Angles flat to 22° degrees.
- Atlantis Strength Decline / Flat converging The starting resistance for each arm is 9 kg/20 lbs.
- Spring assisted linkage arms allow users to select desired range of motion.
- Standard weight storage horns eliminate need for separate weight trees.
| Specification | Value |
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| Width | 60 in |
| Height | 41 in |
| Length | 90 in |
| Weight | 324 lb |
| Starting Resistance | 25 lb |
| Maximum Load | 540 lb |
How much does the P439 Atlantis Strength Decline/Flat Converging Bench Press machine cost?
The cost of the P439 Atlantis Decline/Flat Converging Bench Press machine is $6,250, especially if you buy from True Iron Fitness.
What muscles are targeted by the Atlantis Strength Decline/Flat Converging Bench Press (Model P439)?
Primary muscle:
Pectoralis major (Chest) – This is primarily used to push down the weights and to focus on the midsection and bottom portions in flat bench press and decline. It focuses primarily on the mid and bottom sides in the decline form.
Secondary muscles:
Anterior deltoids (Front shoulders) and Triceps brachii – Help your chest by assisting you when you press handles forward and open elbows. For focused shoulder development, check out the Atlantis Strength Shoulder Press.
Stabilizers:
Rotator cuff and Serratus anterior – Help stabilize the shoulders and control the pressing movement.
Benefit: Your more natural press motion is your converging arm path, you will get better chest contraction in this motion; you can take each arm out so the weak side can compensate.
Buy Atlantis Strength Decline / Flat Converging Bench Press P439
Make your workouts smarter, not harder with this gym equipment to produce smoother, more natural press action using independent lever arms and fully adjustable machine positioning. Purchase the Atlantis Strength Decline / Flat Converging Bench Press P439 today!
