Learn more about the Best Fitness BFFT10R Functional Trainer at www.bodysolid.com/Home/BFFT10R/Best_Fitness_Functional_Trainer. Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/BodySolidInc Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/bodysolidfit Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/bodysolidfit #BodySolid
You do not need to bolt this unit to the floor, the weight of the stack will keep it in place. As far as weights included, yes, each BFFT10R unit comes with a 190 lb. Stack. Let us know if you have any other questions!
Sounds great! Let us know if you have any issues getting it together or have any additional questions. Be sure to share a photo or video with us once it's up and running!
It looks like whatever music we used got deleted or hit with a copyright strike. Our apologies. We'll add new music to this shortly. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
We didn't show any in this particular video but the BFFT10R Functional Trainer can help you with calf raises, glute kickbacks, leg abduction, leg adduction, lunges & squats!
What that means for us is we don't recommend using this functional trainer in a heavy-traffic gym as it may not hold up long-term to extreme use. If you're using it for a home gym, it shouldn't be a problem whatsoever!
What are the mechanical advantages for various exercises? In other words, what resistance does the 190 pound weight stack translate into? 1:1?, 1:2?, 2:1?, other?
Okay, but just to avoid any misunderstandings, does this mean that a 100 pound reading on the weight stack converts to 400 pounds of RESISTANCE for one cable and 200 pounds of RESISTANCE for two cables? I just want to be sure what you mean? Hmmm, that could still be confusing. Say the weight stack says 100 pounds. If you used only one cable, what would the RESISTANCE be? 400 pounds? That's a lot. If you used two cables, what would the total RESISTANCE be? 400 pounds?(2x200 pounds for each cable)?
@@n95girl I think you're right. Damn these weight stack machines. Why do they do this? We can land a helicopter on Mars, but we can't build honest weight stack machines. $%#@^&%^$!!!
@@n95girl I believe you're right. I just can't understand why weight stack machine manufacturers do this.Why can't they tell the truth? Why can't they be honest? There's no believable reason. why they couldn't.
It is not. We have a number of commercial quality Power Racks available though. See our comparison chart at bodysolid.com/media/compare-charts/powerracks.html
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
Learn more about the Best Fitness BFFT10R Functional Trainer at www.bodysolid.com/Home/BFFT10R/Best_Fitness_Functional_Trainer.
Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/BodySolidInc
Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/bodysolidfit
Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/bodysolidfit
#BodySolid
Does it need to be bolted onto the floor and are weights included when buying this setup?
You do not need to bolt this unit to the floor, the weight of the stack will keep it in place.
As far as weights included, yes, each BFFT10R unit comes with a 190 lb. Stack.
Let us know if you have any other questions!
Looks great. Will order soon. Can't wait to use it
Sounds great! Let us know if you have any issues getting it together or have any additional questions. Be sure to share a photo or video with us once it's up and running!
Why is there no sound for this video???
It looks like whatever music we used got deleted or hit with a copyright strike. Our apologies. We'll add new music to this shortly. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
@@BodySolidFitlike the way this machine is designed.
Is the Top Cross bar a Pull-up/Chin up bar?
I love Body Solid equipment.
Thank You.
No leg workouts?
We didn't show any in this particular video but the BFFT10R Functional Trainer can help you with calf raises, glute kickbacks, leg abduction, leg adduction, lunges & squats!
What does it mean that this is Not commercial quality?
What that means for us is we don't recommend using this functional trainer in a heavy-traffic gym as it may not hold up long-term to extreme use. If you're using it for a home gym, it shouldn't be a problem whatsoever!
It looks bulky, what are the dimmenssions
83.5"H x 55"L x 61"W
What are the mechanical advantages for various exercises? In other words, what resistance does the 190 pound weight stack translate into? 1:1?, 1:2?, 2:1?, other?
Each handle features 1:4 ratio when used independently and ratio is 1:2 when used together
Okay, but just to avoid any misunderstandings, does this mean that a 100 pound reading on the weight stack converts to 400 pounds of RESISTANCE for one cable and 200 pounds of RESISTANCE for two cables? I just want to be sure what you mean? Hmmm, that could still be confusing. Say the weight stack says 100 pounds. If you used only one cable, what would the RESISTANCE be? 400 pounds? That's a lot. If you used two cables, what would the total RESISTANCE be? 400 pounds?(2x200 pounds for each cable)?
@@quabledistocficklepo3597 I think 200lb would mean 50lbs
@@n95girl
I think you're right. Damn these weight stack machines. Why do they do this? We can land a helicopter on Mars, but we can't build honest weight stack machines. $%#@^&%^$!!!
@@n95girl
I believe you're right. I just can't understand why weight stack machine manufacturers do this.Why can't they tell the truth? Why can't they be honest? There's no believable reason. why they couldn't.
is this commercial quality?
It is not. We have a number of commercial quality Power Racks available though. See our comparison chart at bodysolid.com/media/compare-charts/powerracks.html