Pullover machine

You sit against a supportive pad while a lever moves from above your head towards your chest. Depending on the design, your elbows rest on pads or your hands hold a bar. The guided path feels steady and contained, while the adjustable resistance changes how demanding the movement feels. A seat adjustment helps place your shoulders comfortably in line with the machine.

It is mainly used to strengthen your upper back, the sides of your body, your chest and the back of your arms. You bring the lever down in a smooth arc, then let it return with control. Because the machine guides the route, you can focus on steady movement and breathing rather than balancing free weights.

This machine can suit you if you want a supported way to practise an overhead pulling motion and prefer clear adjustments. Resistance is usually simple to change as you grow more familiar with the movement. The machine needs dedicated floor space, and the seat or lever may not match every reach, so check the setup carefully. At home, a resistance band anchored securely overhead can offer a similar movement.

StrideMine

Made for everyday strides.