Seated Leg Curl
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- Seated position pre-stretches hamstrings for maximum fiber recruitment
- Dual pad adjustment system aligns knee joint with machine pivot axis
- Cam-driven resistance curve eliminates dead spots through full curl arc
- 96 kg pin-selected weight stack with 4.6 kg incremental plate
- 302.5 kg frame weight delivers exceptional stability during heavy sets
- 10 frame colors ยท 10 upholstery options available
The DAWG Built Seated Leg Curl (BF12) delivers superior hamstring isolation in the seated position โ the most biomechanically advantageous position for hamstring training. Unlike prone leg curl machines, the seated position places the hamstrings under a pre-stretched position at the hip joint before the curl even begins โ maximizing muscle fiber recruitment through the full range of motion and producing greater hypertrophy stimulus per rep.
The dual pad adjustment system positions both the thigh stabilizer pad and the ankle roller pad precisely for each user’s leg length โ ensuring the knee joint aligns perfectly with the machine’s pivot axis during every set. This precision alignment is critical for both training effectiveness and long-term knee joint health under heavy loads.
The smooth cam-driven resistance curve maintains consistent tension through the full curl arc โ from complete leg extension to maximum knee flexion โ keeping the hamstrings working hard from start to finish without dead spots or resistance spikes. The 96kg pin-selected weight stack with 4.6kg incremental plate supports precise progressive overload for users at every level.
Built on an 11-gauge steel frame at 302.5kg โ one of the heaviest and most stable machines in the Forge Series. Engineered for the relentless demands of commercial fitness facilities.
Color representations may vary slightly due to screen calibration. For a custom color, contact your DAWG Built sales representative.
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