Bodytone MDAP personal trainer dual pulley with mirror

The Bodytone MDAP personal trainer machine is a dual pulley station with an integrated mirror, built for one to one coaching in professional gyms. The mirror sits within the frame so the client can correct posture and technique in real time during the set, without the coach having to reposition them or interrupt the movement. That visual feedback loop is what distinguishes the MDAP from a standard functional trainer, and it is the reason the station is specified in personal training studios rather than on the open gym floor.

Each of the two pulley columns carries a 50 kg stack and offers 20 height positions, which covers everything from a low cable curl to a high face pull or an overhead triceps extension. Silent bearings keep the movement smooth and discreet in a small coaching room, and the robot welded carbon steel structure with non slip bases holds the frame stable when a client pulls hard against a single line.

Technical specification

Professional use in a coaching studio

The MDAP is specified by coaches and personal trainers who want to correct a client’s posture as it happens rather than describe it afterwards, and by clubs equipping a dedicated one to one coaching area with a compact, precise cable station. Twenty height settings per column mean a single frame covers pressing, pulling, rotation and single leg work, which matters when a studio has one station and a full day of appointments across very different client profiles.

When planning the room, position the station so the mirror faces away from the main circulation route, since the value of the visual feedback depends on the client seeing themselves rather than the rest of the floor. Leave working room on both sides for step away exercises and for the coach to stand alongside. Rubber flooring under the frame protects the slab and dampens the sound of the stacks in a small, often acoustically live studio.

Frequently asked questions

What is the total resistance available?

Two independent 50 kg stacks, so 100 kg in total when both lines are used together, selected in the increments supplied with the machine. The independence of the two columns is what allows unilateral and anti rotation work.

What is the frame made of?

The structure is robot welded carbon steel with a protective finish. Note that some catalogue listings for this reference mention stainless steel; the manufacturer’s own description specifies carbon steel, and that is the material quoted here.

Can it be installed in a small room?

The station is compact by design, but cable work needs clear space in front of the frame. We can produce a layout study for your studio as part of the quotation, and quotations are issued within 24 working hours.