Is the ATX Lever Arm Squat Pro Worth It? Comprehensive Features & Benefits Review! ATX-SQM-700

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In this video, we dive deep into one of the most robust and versatile pieces of gym equipment on the market - the ATX Lever Arm Squat Pro. Designed with German engineering finesse, this machine is not just another leg machine; it's a powerhouse capable of transforming your entire workout routine.
What You'll Learn in This Video:
-Comprehensive Review: We take you through every feature of the ATX Lever Arm Squat Pro, explaining how it stands out from traditional machines.
-Build and Design: Discover the superior build quality, including the textured grip handles and massive weight horns designed for heavy lifting.
-Versatility in Action: Watch as we demonstrate various exercises beyond squats, like the Viking press and standing calf raises, proving why this machine is worth every penny.
-Comparison with Other Machines: See how the ATX Lever Arm Squat Pro compares to previous models and other high-end machines in terms of functionality and price.
Whether you're a gym owner looking to upgrade your facility or a home gym enthusiast seeking a multi-functional machine that covers all bases, the ATX Lever Arm Squat Pro is tailored for serious trainers and heavy lifters.

[@Shane-qf4ed]

I have one of these it is fantastic, you can do multiple exercises/body parts with the one machine, quads, calves, shoulders, back and delts

[@samsfitnessgymequipmentaust]

I don't normally do rows on ours cause we have got a T-Bar Row, Prone Row plus so many other options. When I was dropping off a machine to one of the local gyms the guy had his SQM-700 set up for rows. So I dived in and banged out a few reps. Haven't touched the other rows for the last few workouts, been using the squat machine.

[@danielhewitt8]

Looks awesome. I have the legacy ATX Leverage Squat. Everything they do is amazing quality

[@samsfitnessgymequipmentaust]

Yes Daniel they just have this ability to come up with great ideas and execute them into production. What makes me cry is that their current range is roughly what I pitched to Powertec after visiting their factory in 2010. They just didn't have the ability to convert it into reality.

[@ellisbailey1]

The videos are awesome, thanks

[@samsfitnessgymequipmentaust]

Thanks Ellis. I hate going in front of the camera mate, but it is easier doing these so we can answer a whole lot of questions in one hit. Let me know what equipment you want me to do next. Hope the training is going well.

[@tomast1323]

I’m thinking about buying this, only thing is I’m 197 cm tall and not totally sure it’s made for us tall guys.

[@samsfitnessgymequipmentaust]

Sorry mate I hadn't forgotten about you just been unloading containers the last week. Wesley Vissers in the photos is 188cm. So an extra 9cm is not going to be an issue. When using it for Viking Press, you do feel the resistance lighten at the top of the range, but I am 184cm so when pressing that is pretty high. Plus if you need to add more resistance at the top or the curve just chuck a band on. Which is dead easy on this machine.