Angles90 in Singapore (2 grips + 2 straps)

Less joint stress
>> More natural grip positions  

New muscle stimuli
>> More range of motion (ROM)

More functional training
>> More body tension required

Most gym equipment offers straight, flat bars only. Our body, however, is not made to move weights out of rigid angles – at least according to numerous studies and the best coaches on this planet.

From a biomechanical perspective, our arms should rather be moving freely during a movement in order to alleviate pressure from wrists, elbows and shoulders. Especially at pull movements the problem becomes clear: Lat pull-downs, pull-ups, deadlifts and barbell/machine rows oftentimes provide limited grip options – unlike in cases of chest or shoulder exercises.

Let’s say a dumbbell press: There you intuitively chose a range of motion that feels most comfortable on your joints and that squeezes your target muscle most effectively.

“So why not use such a natural range of motion at all exercises?!” our Italian startup thought back in 2017. Until today, we have solved this problem for 40 thousand clients by offering a handle that adapts to them and not the opposite.