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York university sts Videos
- 1. York STS 35 degree Leg Press
- 2. George Curran - Gillingham Sonata, STS 2014
- 3. Craig Mulcahy - John Kenny Sonata, STS 2014
- 4. George Curran - La Vasija de Barro, STS 2014
York STS 35 degree Leg Press
If gains in Leg Strength and Power are your goal, then you can't go far wrong with the York 35 Degree Leg Press. York 35 degree Leg Press fitness machine with ...
User Comments
rbrashear68
commented
on 05 Dec 2011
Doing a 35 degree vs a 45 degree is a big difference in actual weight
lifted. On a 35 degree, multiply the weight loaded by .574. On a 45 degree,
you multiply it by .707. So 1000 lbs on 35 degree, you lift 574 lbs. 1000
lbs on a 45 degree, you lift 707 lbs.
YorkBarbellUK
commented
on 27 Feb 2012
We understand this, its why we have stated a max weight capacity of 545kg.
The benefit of using a 35 degree over 45 is the reduction in the pressur
placed on the knees, this was from 5 coaches here in the UK & US. Thanks
for the comment :-)
Power Brothers
commented
on 04 Apr 2015
what benefit does the 35 degree leg press have over a seated leg press like
for example the Rogers Athletic's Seated Squat Pro (Leg Press)?
George Curran - Gillingham Sonata, STS 2014
Excerpts from George Curran performing the Gillingham Sonata at the 2014 Southeast Trombone Symposium. The STS is held annually at the Schwob School ...
Craig Mulcahy - John Kenny Sonata, STS 2014
Craig Mulcahy performs John Kenney's "Sonata" at the 2014 Southeast Trombone Symposium. The STS is held annually at the Schwob School of Music at ...
George Curran - La Vasija de Barro, STS 2014
George Curran performs Wes Hopper's transcription of "La Vasija de Barro" with members of the STS Professors Choir at the 2014 Southeast Trombone ...
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