Pro Reverse Hyper for Dynamic Strength Training

Reverse hypers are known for their ability for developing hamstrings, glutes, and lower and middle back. This strength training machines have become popular choice for the powerlifters and other strength athletes. This original machine was designed and patented by the legendary powerlifter Louie Simmons, who is the strength trainer and owner of Westside Barbell. A number of his clients and athletes that Louie coaches are using reverse hypers for increasing both their squat and dead lifts. Many sports trainers in United States feel that this fitness equipment has enabled their athletes to run faster, thanks to its ability to increase the strength of the hamstrings.



With the Reverse Hyper Pro, powerlifters and strength athletes can enjoy dynamic strength development during the concentric phase. While in the eccentric phase, this strength-training machine serves as a rehabilitation mechanism. It gently stretches and depressurizes the spine to create an internal pumping mechanism. This, in turn, fills the low back muscles with blood and spinal column with spinal fluid.

While decompressing the spine, the Reverse Hyper Pro does not cause vertical compression on the spine. Those who have back injuries will find this strength training machine useful as it can relief the pressure and restore blood circulation to the injured area and helps to rehabilitate. For therapeutic work, one can use this fitness equipment 3 to 4 times in a week. However, you may even use it every day with lightweight for getting tightness out of your lower back area.

The Welded frame unit of Reverse Hyper Pro measures 40" x 48" and 42" and provides a solid platform even for the heavy weight powerlifters. It holds Olympic plates. Reverse Hyper Pro is commonly used as commercial gym equipment. White frame with black pad is the stand color, though it can be done in any custom color