ProSpot Fusion HG6 – The Ultimate Home Gym Fitness Equipment
ProSpot Fitness features the world’s best & safest free-weight spot-less workout using our Patented Grab & Go Spot-Less technology at your fingertips.
Grab & Go Spot-Less technology allows you to train at your peak, giving you the best results in the shortest time!
When you’re done with your reps, simply open your hands and the barbell locks instantly in any position. You will always get unrestricted free-weight movement guaranteed!
The ProSpot Fusion HG6 provides virtually endless strength training options to keep your workout fresh and exciting, motivating you to take your training to the next level.
With over 200+ different exercise routines and 2x 200lbs independent weight stacks the ProSpot Fusion HG6 offers all of your basic exercises and advanced exercises including Lat Pulldowns, Low Rows, Leg Extensions, Leg Curls, Leg Press, Pec Fly, Cable Crossovers, Arm Curls, Assisted Pull
Ups/Dips, Squats, Calf Raise, Grab & Go Spot-Less & more making the ProSpot Fusion HG6 the perfect solution for Semi-Commercial, Home Use and Personal Training Studios.
“The ProSpot Fusion HG6 replaces a full commercial gym in one machine, just amazing!”
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December 21st, 2009 at 1:19 pm
You’re better off …
You’re better off with a power rack/cage.
The side spotter bars are much more reliable then those cords and sensors. How much weight can they even handle? I doubt they could handle HEAVY weights.
December 21st, 2009 at 1:19 pm
does that thing …
does that thing come with some books as well?
December 21st, 2009 at 1:19 pm
I know this is a …
I know this is a old post but Ive had the earlier version of this machine for 4 years now. I never had a problem. Most do need a spot if your lifting heavy weights, also the bars do come down evenly. The only maintenance that I had to do is lube the weight rack in the back.
What if the sensor malfunctions? What if a seat belt malfunctions? 4 years and it has never failed.
The draw back is the price, but for me is was cheaper that a long team “bally membership” plus the gas driving to and from.
December 21st, 2009 at 1:19 pm
2: Do you also …
2: Do you also count the wear and tear on your car as well as gass per year? 500+ish $ a year if you go 5 days a week, maybe more. The price is not for just a squat rack, you get full cables and free weights for legs and upper body, add that up with different machines.
3: Agaian, you never used it, it come down evenly, people down lower the bar evenly, do you even work out?
4: You fix it…
December 21st, 2009 at 1:19 pm
the guy in the …
the guy in the video looks….fat. oops. i said it.
December 21st, 2009 at 1:19 pm
I like how they use …
I like how they use the same technique of paying a few people to endorse it aswell…you know kinda how Lee Priest is now doing it because his bodybuilding career is coming to an end…has to make money somehow I guess…since bodybuilding does pay a pension plan.
December 21st, 2009 at 1:19 pm
just ANOTHER …
just ANOTHER bullshit machine blah blah blah,
1.YOU DON’T ALWAYs NEED A SPOTTER WHEN YOU USe FREE WEIGHTS
2. HE SAYS “YOU CAN NOW DO EVERYTHING AT HOME THAT YOU USE TO PAY TO DO AT THE GYM”….So what are they going to drop this off for free at everybodies house..I don’t think so….I like how they don’t mention the price of it either.
3.The bars not even coming down evenly for one thing.
4. What if the sensor malfunctions?
5. Whats the weight limitations on the machine?
December 21st, 2009 at 1:19 pm
Wow, thankyou. I’ve …
Wow, thankyou. I’ve been delivering these gyms for the Fitness Outlet in Bellevue, WA for a few months now and they never come with any instructions or DVD or anything. This will be a great reference for my customers, since it is a very complex machine. I’ve already learned a few things about the gym, and I’ve built nearly a dozen of them!
December 21st, 2009 at 1:19 pm
wow
wow