Keiser A250 Standing Hip

Keiser A250 Standing Hip

The machine athletes reach for most often: it combines hip flexion, extension, adduction and abduction. A split platform keeps the foot from striking the base during a swing.

Arched support bars carry separate resistance controls for forward or sideways positioning and give the leg more clearance on high swings. As with every Keiser machine, the essential difference is that you can train as fast as you are able.

Key benefits

• Cost-effective way to provide strength training options
• Virtually zero shock to muscles, connective tissues, and joints
• Smooth Keiser Dynamic Variable Resistance
• Fully adjustable to accommodate a wide range of users
• Bilateral movement for body symmetry training
• Large digital display with resistance and counted repetitions
• Durable construction engineered for years of use
• Thick base for added stability

Keiser Dynamic Variable Resistance

Keiser's Dynamic Variable Resistance is designed to provide a smooth, consistent force curve at any training speed. Each machine has its own resistance curve, tuned for the muscles used in that particular exercise. For the user it means training at maximum efficiency at whatever speed they work.