The Only 7 Gym Machines Worth Using

Horizontal seated leg press

This was the go-to lower-body machine for every trainer we spoke with. When used correctly, this can assist in progressing toward off-machine squats.

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Lat pulldown

This is an excellent starting point for pull-ups if you've ever wanted to try them. Your posterior chain will be fully activated and your back muscles will grow stronger.

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Cable biceps bar

As with everything else on this list, the key to getting the most out of this exercise is to raise and drop the weight gradually. This cable assists in making you do it.

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Cable triceps bar

Similar to the lat pulldown and cable biceps bar, you may change up this exercise by utilizing a different grip, such as a straight bar, V-bar, or even a rope.

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Hanging leg raise

By supporting your forearms and just lifting your legs up, rather of swinging them, this exercise is simple to perform and a terrific method to train your core.

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Rowing machine

While a treadmill is just fine, a rowing machine may be a really fun way to mix things up.

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Crunch Machine

The surface layer of your abdominal muscles is worked by the crunch machine and the majority of other ab devices.

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Seated Leg Extension Machine

Although the sitting leg extension is an excellent exercise for building quadriceps, that is all.

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