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Marcy 150-lb Multifunctional Home Gym Station for Total Body Training MWM-990

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Features

  • PREMIUM STEEL CONSTRUCTION This home gym system is made with heavy-duty steel tubing and reinforced with guard rods that hold weight in place during workouts.
  • WEIGHT STACK LOCK This gear comes with a 150-pound selectorized weight stack that can be customized according to your skill level to avoid the stresses of loading and unloading weight plates with a safety lock that prevents unauthorized use of equipment
  • DUAL ACTION PRESS ARMS-Designed with dual action press arms, this versatile equipment allows you to perform chest press and vertical butterfly exercises to develop your biceps, triceps, pectorals, and other muscles with a simple remove/insertion of a pin
  • REMOVEABLE CURL PAD This home gym machine features ergonomically designed seats with high-density boxed upholstery to reduce tension and impact. The preacher curl bicep pad is removable and adjustable to allow isolated bicep exercises.
  • CONVENIENT HOME GYM- enjoy efficient training right in the comfort of home with this equipment featuring an innovative structure that combines arm and leg stations; great for strengthening muscle groups and achieving a comprehensive total-body workout.
  • Assembled Dimensions: 68L x 42W x 78H || Maximum Weight Capacity: 300lb
  • Burn calories and increase lean muscle mass. Resistance training not only builds lean and powerful muscles, it also increases your metabolic rate, allowing you to burn more calories and lose unwanted weight.

Description

Burn calories, lose weight, and build muscles right in the comforts of your own home with the MWM-990 Home Gym Station from Marcy! This fitness equipment allows you to perform over 30 strength training exercises that work the entire body and target different muscle groups.Perfect for both amateur trainers and long-time fitness enthusiasts, the Marcy Home Gym Station allows you to perform a full-body workout in its ergonomically designed station, letting you build and tone your body whenever you want. Made from heavy-duty steel tubing and a frame reinforced with a sturdy handle that holds weight in place during workouts, this fitness gear is guaranteed to last a long time.Additionally, this home gym machine is equipped with dual function press arms that are great for executing upper body exercises. On the other hand, the high and low pulley bars are perfect for performing upper and lower body exercises, making this home gym ideal for a total-body workout. For dedicated bicep conditioning using dumbbells or weights, the preacher curl pad keeps you in a comfortable position without adding strain to your body.This functional lag developer comes with a pivot point that aligns with the knee joints and a locking mechanism for performing abdominal exercises. The contoured roller pads facilitate proper form during workouts while also reducing tension, ensuring that you won’t put your legs under extra stress.

Item Weight: 125 Pounds


Brand: MARCY


Color: Black


Material: Steel, Vinyl, Foam


Product Dimensions: 68"D x 42"W x 78"H


Tension Level: ‎300 pounds


Handle Type: ‎D Type, Pulldown


Maximum Weight Recommendation: ‎136 Kilograms


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎87


UPC: ‎096362992787


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎73 x 17 x 10 inches


Package Weight: ‎61.01 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎68 x 42 x 78 inches


Brand Name: ‎MARCY


Warranty Description: ‎2 Year Manufacturer Limited


Model Name: ‎MWM-990


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-adult


Number of Items: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎IMPEX INC - DROPSHIP


Part Number: ‎MWM-990


Included Components: ‎150lb stack weights, User manual, Warranty card, one home gym


Size: ‎150lb


Date First Available: April 4, 2014


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I've been working out with a gym since I was 24 years old and now 51. I've had a Pro-From gym similar to this Marcy product and also had a huge Leverage type of gym that used free weights with no pulleys. It was recommended to try a BowFlex gym. There is no comparison at all between this type of gym and a BowFlex. I don't like the BowFlex at all. There is no structure to a BowFlex. I mean no pivot point...no references to the method an exercise is executed. With a gym like the Marcy you have a bolted together structure where you're pushing or pulling actual weight (not resistance) and the part of the gym you are touching and using to execute your workout is part of the machine. This makes a huge difference in the effectiveness in your workout. The exercises are focused on the muscles because the way the machine works. This is not the case with a design like the BowFlex. The BowFlex has no structure when it comes to what you use to do execute the exercise. It's just long cables connected to flex rods through a pully. As you're doing the exercises you're not able to focus on just the muscle group target because you also have to provide the stability because the cables with the handles are flailing all over the place. Again...no structure...so BowFlex was a NO GO for me. Due to a life change, relocating, etc. I haven't worked out in 2.5 years. I sold the Leverage type gym because it simply wouldn't fit in the space available. I've been wanting to get another gym for the last two years. I looked into many brands here in Amazon and other vendors. The Marcy seem to offer more than the others for less money but also seemed to be better built. What I'm about to say is so incredibly rare for me to feel this...but this Marcy product actually exceeded my expectations! Go figured! I can't recall the last time anything exceeded my expectation but it's true. The build quality is excellent. FAR better than a lot of other more popular products like Golds Gym products. Beefy built quality for sure. It was built a bit stronger than the Pro-Form gym I had in the 90s. It's very smooth in it's operation with nice and easy cable adjustments for tension. I'm sure the cables will stretch a bit but it's no problem with the design to tighten them up. This is the very first gym that I actually can use for biceps curling. I was never able to use any gym I've had in the past for this. I always used dumb bells but the lower pulley with the chain a V-Bar (not included) and the declined forearm rest pad worked amazing well! Really it offer nearly everything that one needs to get a full workout. Since this is a pulley/cable type of gym the weight plates (10 pounds each) doesn't tell the whole story of what you're actually lifting. There is a simple chart on the last page of the manual that indicates what each weight plate is at each "station" which of course depends on the combination of the pulleys it's going through. I have to say I do miss the weight plate/pulley/cable type of gym. It's so much faster and easier switching weights between exercises and far better for a gym that is used by more than one person in a family. One note here; I have purchased this gym but haven't received it yet. My brother also bought one and I was staying at his house out of state and was able to help assemble it and use it. Two things I added to this gym was the V-Bar cable attachment which was amazing for dual bicep curl using the forearm pad that comes with this Marcy product. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08NP8WW27/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 And padded foam grips for the chest press handles as I have found even with padded workout gloves it's still a bit painful on the palms. This set (2) of foam grips slides on to the U shaped handles for the chest press exercise. Use some hair spray and slid them onto the U shaped handles before assembly. BIG difference in comfort. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PMCV6MR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2022 by Twiki
    • Work to set up, but very nice
You can do a lot with this machine, but it can be a little fiddly to set up. It took so long, I regretted not convincing my roommate we could just do You Are Your Own Gym: The Bible of Bodyweight Exercises or Convict Conditioning: How to Bust Free of All Weakness-Using the Lost Secrets of Supreme Survival Strength instead. But staying with it was worth it. It's a nice home gym. First potential issue. Pay attention to when it says tighten and when it says not to. When you put on the central pole (step 2 or 3) you don't tighten it. If you do, step 4 will be impossible. Step 4 may look impossible anyway, because the rear poles will be too low. You have to pull the middle pole forward with one hand, push the rear poles back with another hand, line up the top bar with a third hand, and set up the screws with a fourth. Yeah, it's a good idea to have two people for this stage. And yes, there is a stage where a pully looks like it's just hanging down connected to pretty much nothing. Go with that for the moment. Also, don't make anything too tight. They give you exactly the number of screws, nuts, and washers you need and not a single screw more. Don't lose one. You will need a pair of adjustable wrenches. They are not included. The lateral bar is on what for me seems like too long a chain (even my roommate at 5' tall found it too long) so I would suggest shortening it with the simple expedient of connecting to a lower link. You can always let it back out if you need. You're going to move that bar around from the top to the bottom. There is only one bar provided for both. You will need to use the same carabiner for the bar and for the ankle cuff. I may pick up a spare for convenience sake, but it isn't strictly needed. There is a child safety lock provided, which I thought was a nice idea. In use, it provides me enough flexibility I'm happy with it. It provides a chart of how to do each exercise and what each exercise works. I love the lateral pull downs (a good exercise to work up to chin-ups) and that machine always has a line at the gym. No long line for a machine in my living room. It is small enough I was able to sequester it to a discrete corner of the living room, which is important for an apartment dweller, and it looks fine there. It is large enough to work out on comfortably, but here I'll give the caveat, it's being used by two relatively small women. I don't know if a fairly tall man will find the unit large enough. It might be fine; I just don't know and would be concerned. There are a lot of options, but most involve using the same thing in different ways (pulling the lat bar behind you, standing and facing the lat bar, puling the lat bar to your chest, etc, etc) so I'll just describe what moves in what way. You have an overhead lat bar. You can pull it down. You have two grips. You can insert a pin and move them forward. You can remove the pin for butterfly presses. You have a leg bar that you can move up. You have a ring at the bottom that can be connected to an included ankle cuff or the lat bar. You can pull it away from the bottom front center of the machine. Within that, you have a lot of options, and you will be able to hit every muscle group. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2017 by Ivy Reisner
    • Decent Machine, Decent Price
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Ships in four boxes. Large box with machine and three smaller with weight stack. If you are taller than 5' 10" and/or weigh more than about 250, you may not be able to utilize all of the exercises as there are NO adjustments on any of the components. Assembly instructions are good and assembly takes between two and three hours. It seems like three bolts (at the cable ends) are a bit short but suffice. If you overtighten, undertighten, or fail to follow the instructions completely, you are asking for trouble. Take your time and/or ask for help with assembly. Very versatile machine, but again, it CANNOT be adjusted. The only adjustment is for the preacher curl attachment. When properly assembled, the unit seems sturdy. As compared to commercial gym equipment, this unit performs very well. My opinion is it's worth closer to $500 though. Time will tell if it holds up to everyday use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2023 by Bob Bob

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