Progressive resistance you can measure
The Smart Resistance Leg Trainer is built for people who have moved past the beginner stage and want to keep loading the muscle. It offers up to 120 kg of adjustable resistance, with both a pressure gauge and a rep counter so every session is measurable rather than estimated.
What makes it different
- 120 kg adjustable resistance. Widen the stance or adjust the mechanism to increase load, so the same device remains challenging months in.
- Analogue pressure gauge. See exactly how hard you are working in real time, without guessing at effort.
- Digital rep counter. Track volume across sessions and confirm progress objectively.
- Built for strength work. A reinforced metal-and-polymer chassis designed for genuine load, not a light warm-up tool.
How to use it
Sit with the device between your knees and press inward against the resistance, engaging your pelvic floor as you do. Record each set on the counter and check the gauge to keep effort consistent across sessions.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Maximum resistance | 120 kg |
| Monitoring | Analogue pressure gauge + digital rep counter |
| Battery | Replaceable button cell |
| Materials | Reinforced metal and polymer chassis, padded contact arms |
| Colour | Graphite silver |
| Suitable for | Intermediate and advanced training |
| Warranty | 12 months against manufacturing defects |
| In the box | Trainer, pressure gauge, user guide |
Frequently asked
Is 120 kg too much for me? The resistance is adjustable from low settings upward, so it is usable by anyone with some prior training. Complete beginners may prefer the Kegel Trainer Pro or the Thigh Trainer first.
Can I train my pelvic floor with this? Yes. You engage the pelvic floor as you press inward, which is why it suits people who want to combine core and pelvic floor work.
How do I know I am progressing? That is the point of the gauge and counter — you can compare pressure readings and total reps week to week.
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