Can somebody tell me what machine Arman is using here?

[Mulletenthusiast]

Not the spine breaker. This one

 

[Shaolin Alan]

The back attack!!

 

[Pizza Werewolf]

Not the spine breaker. This one

Pretty sure hes trying to wrestle a coat rack

 

[aerius]

I have no idea what that machine is, but I have this feeling it might have something to do with his back injury...

 

[GordoBarraBJJ]

The spinasaurus

 

[TriangleMonkey]

No wonder his backs hurt

Thats some crazy range-of-motion on a couple different workouts shown

 

[Leinster Rugby]

That machine is called the 'fight canceller'

 

[Egészségére!]

 

[chinarice]

Supposed to be an ab/core machine but everyone just twists way too much on them and put unnecessary stress on the back. It's not a great machine.

 

[Bojka]

lol. Reminds me of Cain with the leg extension machine.

 

[aerius]

No wonder his backs hurt

Thats some crazy range-of-motion on a couple different workouts shown

After watching it a few more times, I'd say it's probably about as good for your back as Tony Ferguson's deadlifts.

 

[Dobymick]

The pull out machine

 

[Mammothman]

Looks like a machine for the glutes

 

[dogsdonutsdragons]

hes def over rotating on the ab machine maybe thats what did him in.

 

[LoneLynx]

Guaranteed back injury machine

 

[LoneLynx]

Guaranteed back injury machine

 

[Luthien]

The Back Breaker

 

[that Indian]

From my understanding, people who optimize back function (whether for flexibility or power) are prone to more back injuries. But trying to optimize for both is going to guarantee a shorter career. Arman is trying to optimize for both. It wouldn't surprise me if he's also deadlifting 300+ lbs for reps.

 

[Mulletenthusiast]

The funny thing is that my question is genuine. I really I want to know that machine, lol. It's like a weighted front split. It seems nice.

 

[khukurikoo]

It's some kind of cable knee drive machine. Never seen it before either. Looks like a sports specific version that targets hf flexibility as well. The variations I've seen are done standing with an ankle attachment to a cable pulley or bands.