Lexco LS-120 Prone Leg Curl, Selectorised Hamstring Machine for Professional Use

The Lexco LS-120 is a prone leg curl designed for intensive use in professional fitness centres, isolating the hamstrings with the user lying face down on a supported bench. The prone position is what makes the exercise precise: with the hips fixed against the pad, the pelvis cannot rotate to help the movement, so the load stays on the hamstrings through the full range of knee flexion instead of migrating into the lower back.

It is a machine that suits every level of user on the same setting, from a member in their first month to a competitive athlete, because the movement is short, guided and easy to coach. In a commercial gym it belongs in the lower body group as the counterpart to the leg extension, and in a rehabilitation setting it provides controlled posterior chain work after knee injury.

The LS-120 is part of the Lexco selectorised line, which Light In Fitness supplies to gyms, sports centres, hotels and local authority facilities across France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg. As with the rest of the range, it is specified for the duty cycle of a busy club rather than for occasional use.

Technical specification

Professional use

Hamstring work is the part of a lower body circuit most often left out when floor area is tight, and it is also the part that matters most for injury prevention in members who spend their working day seated. Positioning the LS-120 next to the leg extension and the leg press gives a complete lower body sequence in one zone and keeps coaching simple. Allow clear access along one side of the bench for the user to climb on and off, and behind the machine for stack maintenance. Because the published data for this model is limited to its function and duty rating, we confirm dimensions, stack weight and clearances against the current manufacturer drawing at quotation stage.

Frequently asked questions

Why choose a prone leg curl rather than a seated one?

The prone position fixes the pelvis and lengthens the hip, which changes the muscle length at which the hamstrings work. Many facilities install both, since the two give different stimulus and suit different users.

What footprint and stack weight should I plan for?

Exact dimensions and stack weight are confirmed from the current manufacturer drawing when we quote. Send us your floor plan and we will run a free implantation study that positions the machine within the lower body zone and checks circulation around it.

How quickly can the machine be delivered?

Equipment held in stock is despatched within 5 to 10 working days. Delivery covers France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg, export is priced per project, and installation is quoted separately. Quotations are returned within 24 working hours.