Anybody who says machines aren’t “purposeful” for energy coaching (solely free weights and body weight) hasn’t tried Newtech gear. Sure, they’re machines, however they’ll show you how to get greater and stronger all whereas placing much less pressure on weak joints just like the shoulders, elbows, knees, and hips. Sounds fairly purposeful to us!

Newtech is locking down prime actual property on the Olympia World Health Expo in Orlando this weekend with over two dozen items for health lovers to strive. A number of squat machines, lat pulldown and bench press stations, and every part in between – this gear line covers all the physique.

The Newtech items remind us of Hammer Power gear (significantly the plate-loaded machines), however a extra up to date model. Throughout the road, Newtech machines supply silky clean motions via biomechanically appropriate motion patterns. They’re additionally endlessly adjustable with varied grip and foot positions that accomodate lifters of all sizes, quick to tall.

Newtech is comparatively new to the U.S. market, having established itself in Korea over 10 years in the past. You received’t discover it many locations proper now aside from Las Vegas’ standard TortureGym, however count on its footprint to develop within the coming years. This can be a model to control, particularly in the event you’re into constructing greater, stronger muscular tissues with out wrecking your joints.

“Newtech machines symbolize a better option to practice,” says TortureGym proprietor Jason Choi. “The workout routines are working main actions and giant muscle teams, however doing it with pure, clean ranges of movement.”

Based on Choi, Newtech gear has been standard among the many critical bodybuilding crowd in Vegas, and it’s additionally beginning to entice the eye {of professional} athletes within the UFC, NFL, and NBA. But, Newtech machines supply a measure of security that makes them simply as helpful for newcomers and novice lifters.

“Everybody who tries these machines loves them,” says TortureGym co-owner Elly Choi. “Males, ladies, athletes, non-athletes – all of them use Newtech at our fitness center.”