A purpose-built station for stretching and recovery. An inclined base with numbered foot positions, support bars at two heights and contoured grips guide members into deeper, steadier stretches than they get on the floor.
In Matrix's user testing, it produced deeper stretches and greater joint mobility than floor stretching.
Numbered foot positions on the inclined base let members track progress stretch by stretch.
Low and mid-height support bars and contoured grips with multiple push and pull points.
An angled, cushioned bench supports the back, neck and knees.
A placard with color-coded muscle call-outs, plus a holder for a phone or tablet.
No moving parts, durable pads and easy entry and exit for high-traffic floors.
| Type | Stretching and recovery platform |
|---|---|
| Base | Inclined, with numbered foot positions |
| Support | Low and mid-height support bars; contoured upper grips with multiple push and pull points |
| Bench | Angled and cushioned, supporting the back, neck and knees |
| Moving parts | None |
| Extras | Instructional placard with color-coded muscle call-outs; smart-device holder |
| Max user weight | 350 lb (159 kg) |
| Overall dimensions | 82.6" L × 34.7" W × 57.3" H (209.9 × 88.3 × 145.6 cm) |
| Product weight | 189.5 lb (86 kg) |
| Frame color | Matte black |
Specifications from Matrix Fitness product information as listed by Design2Wellness, and Matrix Fitness's Stretch Platform launch announcement. Specifications are subject to change; confirm with your dealer before ordering.
About 82.6" long by 34.7" wide, plus room to step on and off.
57.3" tall.
A stretching corner, recovery area, golf training room or the end of a cardio row.
189.5 lb, with no moving parts to service.
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The Stretch Platform is on our Golf Beneath the Tetons page.
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