HAMMER STRENGTH

Hammer Strength Plate Loaded Assisted Nordic Ham

Hammer Strength Plate Loaded Assisted Nordic Ham

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KEY FEATURES

Counterbalanced Design

KEY FEATURES

Effortless Setup

KEY FEATURES

Single Upper Body Adjustment

Defy Gravity

The Nordic Hamstring Curl is one of the toughest bodyweight exercises out there—but now, anyone can train it. The counterbalanced design allows athletes to gradually build strength, unlocking full range reps with precision and control. Add more weight for more assistance and progress at your own pace.

Fall Forward. Power Up.

Leaning into a Nordic Curl is a controlled trust fall, and this machine has your back. The dual knee pads guide athletes into the optimal pivot point, ensuring maximum force output and eccentric control. With a simple, no-frills setup, all the focus stays on building unbreakable hamstring strength—just lock in, fall forward, and power up.

Starting Assistance18 lb (8 kg)
Product CodePL-ANH
Storage Weight Horns2
Recommended Plate Mix3 x 45 lb plates, 2 x 25 lb plates, 2 x 10 lb plates

Why is the Nordic Hamstring Curl so difficult?
Assisted Nordic Curls are an eccentric-focused movement, requiring hamstrings to resist gravity during the lowering phase. This places extreme tension on the muscles, building unmatched strength and resilience—highlighting why so few athletes can perform it unassisted.

How does the assisted design work?
Our counterbalanced load system allows athletes to adjust difficulty by adding weight. More weight reduces resistance, making the movement easier, while less weight makes it closer to doing a Nordic Hamstring curl alone.

Why are there two knee pads instead of one?
Our dual knee pads aren’t just for comfort—they position the knees at the optimal pivot point, ensuring proper mechanics and maximizing muscle activation.

Does this machine have any other adjustments?
No—simplicity is key. There’s only one adjustment—the upper body pad, which accommodates athletes of all sizes. Everything else is fixed and dialed in for performance.

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