Bodytone Forza Bold Dual FB57Dv2 inner and outer thigh

The Forza Bold Dual FB57Dv2 places hip adduction and hip abduction on one frame sharing a 106 kg stack. Inner and outer thigh work from a single seat is the compact answer to a hip zone that would otherwise take two footprints.

Adduction and abduction are trained in the same session by almost everyone who trains them at all, and they are among the most requested stations on a general fitness floor. Splitting them across two machines doubles the space and the capital cost for two short range movements. The FB57Dv2 keeps both on one structure with a converted working position, so the member completes the pair without moving.

The guided path means neither direction needs coaching beyond a first setting, and the pin selected column lets a user change load between the two movements in seconds. Adductor magnus, longus and brevis are loaded in one direction; gluteus medius and tensor fasciae latae in the other.

Technical specification

Hip work in a compact room

Hotels, residences, corporate gyms and clubs under about 300 square metres rarely have room for a full hip zone. A dual station gets both movements onto the floor for one footprint, which is usually the difference between offering hip training and skipping it. High traffic commercial sites should weigh the throughput cost, since one member occupies the station for both exercises.

Dimensions, clearances and the delivery weight for this reference are confirmed in the free siting study we prepare from your room drawing and issue with the quotation, along with the working room needed around the seat. We deliver to France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg, quote export per project, and dispatch within five to ten working days from stock.

Frequently asked questions

How is the machine converted between the two movements?

The working position is changed at the machine without tools, and the load is reselected by pin. The member stays seated for the pair.

Why are these two exercises so popular?

They isolate muscles that are hard to load any other way, they are short range and easy to perform correctly, and they contribute directly to pelvic stability in walking and running.

Can it be used unsupervised?

Yes. The path is guided in both directions and there is no free load to control, which is why the station suits hotel and residential gyms with no staff on the floor.