The Torque M Series Prone Leg Curl features clean, pleasing sight lines through low profile, fully shrouded 5 towers, all of uniform height, and simple one-handed range of motion adjustments with easily recognizable orange adjustment handles. A natural path of motion is achieved from precise pivot point alignment while back stress is minimized from divergent hip and chest pads. A variable cam replicates users strength profile.

The Torque Fitness M Series is a full line of strength training selectorized equipment, benches, and racks for commercial settings, created by industry-prominent design engineers who challenged themselves to exceed all past accomplishments in user experience, floor aesthetics, and durability, which at Torque Fitness is not just a feature, but a culture. The M line of commercial selectorized stations from Torque Fitness deliver converging and diverging movements that are approachable and intuitive to use for the beginner, and, at the same time, effective for the advanced exerciser. A universal fully shrouded tower height of less than 5 feet for all machines creates uniformity and clean sight lines. The low tower height also facilitates convenient storage for water bottle, iPod, keys, etc., and allows for the oversized exercise placards to be viewed from a seated position. For ease of use, adjustments are limited to one or two per machine and seat positioning utilizes a 4-bar gas-assisted mechanism that allows for one-handed adjustments that locks the seat securely in place. The intelligent design of the M Circuit allows opposing muscle stations to be grouped back to back creating a full-body circuit in an extremely small footprint.

A Torque Prone Leg Curl is, and can best be described as follows: A Leg Curl is a plate-loaded or selectorized piece of gym equipment available in variations including: Seated, Prone (lying), Bent-over, Kneeling, or Standing, and is designed to strengthen the Hamstrings muscles of the legs during Strength Training. The user lifts the loaded or selected weight by flexing the knees against an adjustable lower leg pad in a curling motion, bringing the feet closer to the hips.