Weight Machines

Weight Machines For Home And Commercial Gyms

Weight machines are the foundation of any well-equipped gym, whether you're training in a commercial facility or building a serious home gym.

They provide a safe, convenient way to target specific muscle groups, train with heavier loads, and improve strength over time. At Select Fitness, our collection of weight machines includes everything you need to customize a complete strength setup, whether you're outfitting a compact home gym or a full fitness center.

In this collection, you'll find selectorized machines and plate-loaded machines designed for every major muscle group.

That includes leg machines like leg presses and leg extensions, back machines like lat pulldowns and seated rows, chest press machines, arm training machines, and a plethora of different cable machines for functional training. We offer top options from trusted brands, built to deliver smooth movement, adjustable resistance, and long-term durability.

Whether you're looking for a stack-based chest press machine, a plate-loaded leg press, or a dual cable trainer, you’ll find it here.

What to Look for in A Weight Machine Setup

Targeted Muscle Training
Weight machines are ideal for isolating specific muscle groups and controlling movement patterns. Whether your goal is muscle growth, injury prevention, or strength building, machines allow for safer and more focused workouts.

Muscle Prioritization:
Its important think through how you will use the space you have. The larger muscle groups like back and legs may benefit more from a weight machine more, as opposed to taking up space with a machine for abs or a calf machine for example.

Selectorized vs. Plate-Loaded Machines
Selectorized machines use a weight stack and pin system for fast, easy adjustments, making them perfect for multi-user environments and faster-paced workouts. Plate-loaded machines simulate free weight movement more closely and can often handle heavier loads, making them a great choice for strength-focused training.

Durability and Construction
Look for commercial-grade frames, smooth pulley systems, and high-quality upholstery. Investing in heavy-duty machines ensures better workout experiences and reduces the risk of mechanical issues over time.

Space and Layout
Some machines are larger than others, especially leg presses and cable machines. Planning your space around your largest pieces and choosing compact models where needed will help you build an efficient, safe workout area.

Expandability
Many functional cable machines and modular systems allow for accessory attachments and future expansion. If you plan to grow your setup over time, look for machines with room to add more exercises or attachments.

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