Inspire FT1 Functional Trainer black demo

The Inspire FT1 Functional Trainer (black demo) is one of the best multi-gyms on the market.

This multi-gym allows you to do cable workouts as well as strength exercises and functional training.

With the FT1, you can perform more than 50 different exercises.

Please note: this machine has been thoroughly checked by us, is in perfect condition and comes with a 1-year warranty.

Product description – Inspire FT1 multi-gym

Would you like to work on your muscle growth and strength? Then the Inspire FT1 strength station is an absolute must-have for your home gym. This strength station allows you to do cable training as well as strength exercises and functional training. It is one of the best strength stations on the market.

The ideal strength station for cable training and functional training

A multifunctional station widely used in physiotherapy practices, government organisations (such as the fire service, police and armed forces), wellness centres, hotels and (sports) schools. But this light commercial-grade machine is also ideal for home use, for example in your home gym.

Advantages of the FT1 adjustable pulley

- Also suitable for people taller than 2.00 metres.
- Suitable for professional use.
- Compact design, allowing the strength station to fit easily into the corner of your room.
- Over 50 different exercises possible.
- Independently adjustable weight stacks of 75kg each.
- Weights are enclosed.
- Integrated swivelling storage compartment for accessories and the user manual.
- Pulleys with ball bearings for smooth movement.
- Pulleys adjustable with one hand.
- Includes an exercise booklet.

Suitable for training your whole body whenever it suits you

With the FT1 multi-gym, you can perform over 50 different exercises. This means you can train different muscle groups every day of the week for maximum results, and you’ll never get bored.

Whether you want to build muscle mass, develop more strength, increase your endurance, improve your coordination or work towards regaining normal function through rehabilitation, the Inspire FT1 makes it all possible.

The easily adjustable pulleys can be set to over 30 different positions with just one hand. This means you always train in a position specifically tailored to you for optimal results. Another great feature is that the weight stacks operate independently of one another. This means you only need to adjust the weight once for certain exercises. It also allows two people to use the strength station at the same time.

There are no fewer than 75kg of weights on each side of the machine (146kg in total); you can set the desired weight yourself using an easy-to-handle插销. As standard, there are 16 heavy-duty steel weight plates on each side, which you can adjust in increments of 4.6kg. Would you like to increase the weight capacity of the FT1? It is possible to add extra weights, available separately in sets of 2 x 22.5kg.

When designing this adjustable pulley, care was taken to keep the strength training station as compact as possible, making it perfect for home use. Special consideration was also given to the positioning of the machine during the design process. Inspire has given the machine a special V-shape so that you can place it in a corner of the room without needing to leave space behind it – ideal!

Thanks to its solid design and the weight of the frame, you don’t need to worry about the machine’s stability either. It’s always incredibly sturdy.

The dimensions of the FT1 (when assembled) are 125x137x207cm. The ideal dimensions to ensure you have space around the machine are 200x160x207cm.

What exercises can you do with the FT1 multi-gym?

You can think of the FT1 as your very own mini gym. It offers the possibility of more than 50 different exercises for, amongst others, the arms, abs, back, chest, legs and shoulders. The wide variety of exercises also makes this the ideal piece of equipment for rehabilitation training.

Muscle groups and their corresponding exercises that you can train include:

Arm exercises such as: bicep curls, lying bicep curls, kneeling tricep extensions, prone tricep extensions, (assisted) pull-ups / chin-ups and tricep press-downs.

Abdominal exercises such as: cable (twist) crunches, seated / standing trunk rotations and golf swings.

Back exercises such as: back presses, back flies, lat pulldowns, aerobic, crossover and kneeling rowing, and prone (reverse) back flies.

Chest exercises such as: chest presses, chest flies, pullovers and pullovers with (twisting) crunches.

Leg exercises such as: stand-up leg curls, calf raises, (single-leg) squats, wide, twisting and jumping squats, as well as front lunges, hip extensions, adductions and abductions.

Shoulder exercises such as: shoulder presses, lateral arm pulls, upright rows, lateral and front deltoid raises, shoulder extensions, lying front deltoid raises and front deltoid raises with leg curls.