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Leg Workout Machines

Shop All Leg Machines At Select Fitness, a Curated Catalog Of The Best Equipment On The Market. Need Help Choosing? Call 888-995-4450

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A strong lower body is the foundation for overall fitness, athletic performance, and injury prevention. Building strength in your legs, hips, and glutes helps improve everything from power and endurance to balance and stability.

At Select Fitness, our collection of leg machines is designed to help you train effectively and safely, whether you're outfitting a full commercial gym or creating a serious home gym setup.

This collection includes a wide variety of options, from traditional leg press machines and squat machines to hack squats, hip thrust machines, and calf raise machines.

You'll also find equipment for targeted exercises like leg curls, leg extensions, glute kickbacks, inner and outer thigh exercises, and specialty glute machines.

Whether you’re training for sports performance, strength goals, or simply building a well-rounded physique, we offer durable, high-quality leg workout machines to match every level and training style.

If you’re looking for a dedicated leg press, a combination squat and hack squat machine, or a focused leg curl and extension machine, you’ll find it all here.

Need help choosing the right leg machine? Contact us today at 888-995-4450!

What to Look for in a Leg Machine

Targeted Muscle Focus
Each type of leg machine isolates specific muscles. Leg presses and squats primarily work the quads, glutes, and hamstrings, while machines like leg curls and extensions allow you to hone in on one muscle group at a time. Choosing the right mix depends on your training goals.

Footprint and Space Planning
Leg workout machines, especially presses and hack squats, can take up significant floor space. Make sure you measure your available area and consider ceiling height, especially for vertical leg presses or taller squat machines.

Selectorized vs. Plate-Loaded
Some leg machines, like leg curl/extension units, use selectorized weight stacks for quick adjustments. Others, like leg presses and hack squats, are plate-loaded for a more free-weight-style feel. Each has its advantages depending on your space, preferences, and training style.

Build Quality and Durability
For leg machines, strong frames, heavy-duty bearings, and smooth motion are critical. Legs generate a lot of force during training, so investing in equipment built for heavy loads ensures a better workout and longer equipment life.

Comfort and Ergonomics
Padding, seat angle, foot platform size, and adjustability all make a big difference in how effective and comfortable your leg workouts will be. Machines that feel natural and smooth to operate encourage better training and lower injury risk.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Leg Workout Machines

What leg machines are best for building muscle?

For overall leg development, leg press machines, hack squats, and leg extension/curl machines are some of the most effective tools. Combining compound movements with targeted machines like leg curls and extensions helps round out your training for the muscles that make up the bulk of the legs. Don't forget your glutes though!

Is a leg press better than a squat machine?

Both are excellent for lower body strength. A leg press provides controlled resistance with less spinal load, making it easier for beginners or those with mobility limitations. Squat machines more closely mimic a natural squat pattern and engage stabilizing muscles to a greater extent.

How much space do I need for a leg machine?

Most leg machines require a footprint of at least 6–8 feet in length and 4–6 feet in width, with additional space for loading plates and moving around the equipment. Always check individual machine dimensions before planning your space.

Are leg machines good for beginners?

Yes, leg machines are excellent for beginners. They offer guided motion paths that help you learn correct form while minimizing injury risk. They’re also effective for isolating specific muscles before progressing to free-weight exercises.

How heavy should I go on a leg workout machine?

Always start with a weight that allows you to complete your desired reps with good form. Gradually increase the resistance as you build strength. On larger compound machines like the leg press or hack squat, you may be able to handle significantly heavier loads over time.