Rotation Movement
kBox & kPulley
Rotation
Rotational movement pattern, transverse plane, or also known as twisting motion. In day-to-day normal activities, rotations are essentially part of every movement we do, picking something up, running, walking, carrying. Rotational movements can be performed in two types of ways, rotational and anti-rotational. Whereas the first movements mostly consist of basic twists while the second variation is where we are resisting ourselves from rotating from an external force. Rotational movements stabilize both the upper and lower body and work muscles ranging from the back, hips, and core to glutes and ankles.
A strong midline is essential in performance sports and for overall strength. Working rotational and anti-rotational movements improves posture and may also help reduce back pain. Could also work as protective strength when needing to perform powerful movements.
Variations
Variations on the kPulley include either cross-sectional or rotational movements such as a Russian twist, meaning that you are moving the force side-to-side to increase the adaptation of resistance in daily or sports-specific movements. The oblique rotations could also be aimed at more isolated movement doing a straight arm stationary rotation similar to the standing wood chop or seated crunch.
On the kBox, working in the rotation movement pattern engages and builds muscles for basically every, power and functional movement. The wide loading spectrum and variable resistance make rotational strength training exercises ideal with a flywheel device where the user sets and determines the load.
Rotation Movement Playlist
Watch below some of our selected content for the rotation movement:
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kBox4 Active
Kickstart your Flywheel Training with our entry-level kBox model. The perfect device for strength training, rehabilitation, injury prevention, and training in general. Available with our free Flywheel Training app to design all your kBox workouts.
- Ideal for...
- • Home Gyms
- • Personal Trainers
- • Group Classes
kBox4 Lite
Broader range of resistance provided by the lightest kBox model, practical to pack and bring with you on the move. Its built-in kMeter feedback system allows you to monitor your progress in real-time.
- Ideal for...
- • Travelling Athletes
- • Fitness Studios
- • Physiotherapy Rooms
kBox4 Pro
The premium and best-selling kBox model with the largest performance area. Made for intense workouts and serious strength building exercises. Its built-in kMeter feedback system allows you to monitor your progress in real-time.
- Ideal for...
- • Professional Teams
- • Performance Centers
- • Physiotherapy Clinics
kPulley2
The kPulley unlocks a variety of horizontal movements, creating limitless training possibilities especially when combined with the kBox. Its built-in kMeter feedback system allows you to monitor your progress in real-time.
- Ideal for...
- • Professional Teams
- • Performance Centers
- • Physiotherapy Clinics
kPulley Go
Kickstart or enhance your Flywheel Training setup with one of our entry-level models. Its compact size and design provides you with freedom in your training, while also maintaining a great capacity for loading & variable resistance.
- Ideal for...
- • Home Gyms
- • Group Classes
- • Physiotherapy Rooms
SingleExx
These uniquely mobile machines allow you to incorporate leg extension & flexion movements into your training like never before with variable & unlimited resistance. Progress can be monitored in real-time and beyond through the Exxentric app.
- Ideal for...
- • Professional Teams
- • Health Clubs
- • Physiotherapy Clinics
