Kneeling Leg Curl (IL-KLC)

Machine Weight: lbs. = 250 kg. = 113.4
Max User Weight: lbs. = 350 kg. = 158.8
Starting Resistance: lbs. = 8 per weight rod kg. = 3.6 per weight rod
Total Max Resistance: lbs. = 100 per side; 200 total kg. = 30 per side; 60 total
Max Plate Capacity*: 4-45 lb. plates 3-10 kg. plates
Size** (L x W x H): in. = 72 x 49 x 43 cm = 182 x 124 x 109
Live Area*** (L x W x H): in. = 108 x 97 x 43 cm = 274 x 246 x 109
Note: Do not use plates larger than 25 lbs (10kg)
Note: Capacities listed are calculated using a thickness of 1-1/2” for 25 lb weight plates and 46 mm for 10 kg weight plates. If your facility uses thicker weight plates, the capacity may be reduced.
Note: **Dimensions are without weight plates.

Muscles Exercised: Hamstrings & Gastrocnemius

Setup

Load the unit with desired amount of weight to ensure appropriate resistance and secure plates with retaining pin. Rotate knee pad to desired side and place non-exercising knee on pad. Position opposite leg with upper thigh against pad and knee aligned with machine pivot (axis of rotation). Tibia pad should contact the back of the lower leg, above the ankle. Rest forearms on elbow pad and grip the handles.

Performing the Exercise

With a controlled motion, curl leg up until fully flexed. Return the leg to the start position and repeat the motion, while maintaining proper body positioning.

TIP: Feet position should depend on the goals of the exercise. Pointing the toes during the exercise allows focus on the Hamstring muscles. Flexing the feet will increase activation of the Gastrocnemius muscle.