Fittrax Fitness Systems: Residential
Strength Training
 
Cybex MG-525

Are you looking to provide your guests, resident, or employees with a simple way to stay fit - without taking up a lot of space or hiring a staff of trainers to supervise their workouts?  The Cybex MG-525 is a versatile multi gym that offers biomechanically correct exercises for a full body workout in a sleek, compact, 67 square foot package.  Three people can get fit at the same time on this all-in-one gym.  All of the exercises were developed in coordination with the Cybex Institute for Exercise Science - so they are safe to perform for everyone from the serious strength trainers to those who just want to work up a sweat. Now everyone can enjoy a complete workout on quality strength equipment created by the fitness equipment company with a proven track record for rugged reliability and low maintenance.  The Cybex MG-525 is built to be used by everyday athletes and traveling superstars committed to getting and staying fit.
 
Specifications

  • Unit Size: 83" L x 119" W x 88'H
  • Unit Total Weight: 904 lbs
  • Weight Stacks: Three 200 lbs weight stacks
  • Frame Color: Platinum Sparkle with Black Chrome enclosures
  • Upholstery Color: Black & Gray Trim

 Fittrax Strength Tip:

Correct Workout Order

When working out it is best to train larger
muscles first and smaller muscles last.
Training large muscle groups (thighs,
chest, and back) will take a majority of
your energy; therefore you need to train
your large muscle groups when you are
at your strongest.

Smaller muscles (biceps, triceps, and
forearms) should be trained after larger
muscles because they don't require as
much energy to train. If you train smaller
muscles first then you will not have
enough strength left to train your
larger muscles.

For example: If you train your biceps first,
then you will not have enough strength in
your arms to train your back muscles.
Order of exercises really helps in your
development of a great physique!

 Fittrax Recommends:

Whether you are doing a warm-up stretch
or a cool-down stretch, the stretches will
basically be the same. You want to make
sure you are stretching your whole body
even if you are just working your legs or
just your arms. You might indirectly work
other parts of your body without even
knowing it.

You also want to make sure you stretch
period because it might be tempting to
skip the stretch and just hop on a machine. Your muscles need to be prepped up or
else you may be sore the next day or the
day after that.

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