Body Masters FT‑100 Functional Trainer

The Body Masters FT-100 Functional Trainer is a versatile commercial cable machine designed to support a wide variety of strength and functional training exercises. With its dual adjustable pulley system and smooth cable resistance, this machine allows users to train the entire body, making it ideal for commercial gyms, training studios, and rehabilitation facilities.
Key Features
Dual adjustable cable pulleys that allow a wide range of movement angles for functional training.
Independent weight stacks enabling unilateral or bilateral training for balanced muscle development.
Heavy-duty commercial steel frame built for durability in high-traffic gym environments.
Multiple cable attachments such as handles, rope, and bars for diverse exercise options.
Integrated pull-up bar for bodyweight exercises and additional upper-body training.
Smooth pulley system providing consistent resistance and controlled movement.
Training Capabilities
This functional trainer supports numerous exercises, including:
Cable chest fly and cable press
Lat pulldowns and seated rows
Triceps pushdowns and bicep curls
Cable squats and lunges
Core rotations and abdominal exercises
Functional trainers allow a large range of motion and natural movement patterns, enabling users to perform many strength and functional exercises on one machine. �
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Typical Specifications
Dual weight stacks (often around 160 lb each, depending on configuration) �
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Heavy-duty steel construction for commercial use �
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Fully adjustable swivel pulleys
Dimensions approx.: 45″ L × 64″ W × 83″ H (varies by model) �
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Machine weight around 630 lb depending on stack size �
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Benefits
Provides full-body functional training in one compact machine 💪
Improves strength, balance, coordination, and mobility
Adjustable pulleys allow exercises for users of all sizes and fitness levels
Ideal for commercial gyms, personal training studios, and athletic training centers