Vectra VFT100

Hitting, lifting, throwing, kicking, twisting, jumping, bending, reaching, pulling...it could be happening on an athletic field or in the laundry room with a basketful of shirts and socks. Life IS movement, whether it’s in sports, work, or the normal chores of the verage day. And if you think about it, almost all physical activity originates with the “core” or muscles of the midsection. These are the muscle groups that provide the strength, stability, and velocity to the arms and legs. Therefore, “functional training” goes hand-in-hand with “core training.”

The true measure of a functional trainer is versatility, and versatility can be measured in...how many exercises can be performed, how many cable angles can be created, how many possible pulley positions there are and how much cable travel is available. More pulley positions means you’ll be able to select the precise angle required for your exercise, whether you are training for a specific sport or task or simply focusing your efforts towards maximum conditioning of your core muscle groups.This remarkable training device has a combination of pulleys matched by no other.

The wide pulleys adjust from just off the floor to about six feet high, with 23 possible positions (see adjacent diagram). The pulleys themselves are counter-balanced and swivel, ever-so-smoothly, a full 540 degrees, perfect for sports specific training. This swiveling is vastly superior to the common “V-groove” pulleys found on lesser machines.
The swiveling dual high pulleys are as close together as possible, allowing for a larger range of motion. These pulleys can be set at from 6’6” high to 6’11” high at the time of installation. This allows the machine to be customized to fit the room and/or primary users. The low central pulley is perfectly positioned for seated low rows, back extensions, abdominal reverse curls, etc., and with the bench is ideal for leg extensions and curls.
In addition, the VFT-100 was designed to be used with the bench, a fitness ball, as well as by itself.