FEATURES:
- Formed from one solid piece of steel
- Base model rated to 250kg
- Option to upgrade to 450kg rating
- Equipped with grip tape to reduce foot movement during squat
Front squatting is a great movement to aid in flexibility but, issues with ankle and hamstring flexibility usually makes front squatting hard. Be sure to use a squat ramp to raise your heels and change the centre of gravity making it easier for you to drop into the squat position.
Elevating the heels to an incline position aids in flexibility and puts more emphasis on quad development while easing pressure on the back and knees.
Formed from one solid piece of steel, our squat ramp, also known as a squat wedge or heel block, is bent to form the perfect angle for front squatting. It’s equipped with grip tape to ensure that there is no movement of your feet when you squat.Hel
Stand with your toes elevated to stretch the hamstrings and calves before heavy lifting or use the upper section for calf raises.
Mick –
SQUAT RAMP
Disappointed to open it and find two areas that are scratched , probably being packed alone in a box with no foam or bubble wrap to protect it didn’t help, ramp itself is solid and grippy,
Michael Wong on –
GREAT ADDITION
best ramp I’ve used. feels solid and its the perfect angle. More than half of my clients can’t get decent squat depth without using a ramp or rounding their backs. for what it costs and how much use it gets its a no brainer, I can’t see how any gyms can be without one!