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4103

Basic Press Bench Adjustable

BASIC PRESS BENCH ADJUSTABLE

This catalog item supports free-weight or functional training. Check fixation, working space, and use it only for the intended training setup.

Main targetFunctional training
LevelBeginner - advanced
Best tempoSmooth, no jerking

About this machine

A bench gives stable support for dumbbell or barbell exercises, and the backrest angle changes body position. Choose it together with a specific exercise and make sure there is safe clear space. A heavy press also needs a spotter or safety supports.

Exercise options

  • Flat press: chest, triceps, and front shoulders.
  • Incline press: upper chest, triceps, and front shoulders.

Muscles worked

  • Main load: Functional training.
  • Stabilization: trunk muscles help hold position.
  • Should not hurt: joints or lower back. If they do, reduce load and check setup.

How to set up

  1. For the Basic Press Bench Adjustable, first check its source-listed detail: uses adjustable pads for body positioning.
  2. Set the seat so the handles line up around mid-chest.
  3. Keep the shoulder blades against the support and plant the feet.
  4. Choose a start position that does not overstretch the shoulders.
  5. Check that both sides start symmetrically.

How to perform

Main exercise: flat or incline press.

  1. On the Basic Press Bench Adjustable, move smoothly through this model's working path.
  2. Do not shrug or lift the back from the support.
  3. Pause at the end without hitting the stop.
  4. Return slowly while keeping shoulder control.

Common mistakes

  • Sitting too low or too high for the handle path.
  • Letting the shoulders roll forward and up.
  • Arching away from the pad to move more weight.
  • Starting too deep and irritating the shoulders.
  • Ignoring this model-specific detail: uses adjustable pads for body positioning.

Technique video

Sources: gym80.de product page for 4103; gym80.de image saved locally; video embedded from the original YouTube source. PDF data: page 110, printed page 108.