IRON CHEST MASTER Push Up Machine | Home Fitness Equipment for Chest Workouts | Home Gym Equipment Includes Adjustable Resistance Bands and a Unique Fitness Program

The ICM is everything I needed in a home chest workout machine. It's durable, easy to use, easy to store, and most of all, helps build chest muscle. 10/10!

this is my honest review !!!!! I am soooo happy , I bought the Iron Chest Master Push Up Machine !!!!! It really works !! when I first got the Iron Chest Master Push Up Machine I could Only do 4 push ups, now I can do 15 without stopping. I take the Iron Chest Master Push Up Machine with me every time I go to the gym. The Iron Chest Master Push Up Machine has made my chest grow more than any other chest exercise I have ever done in the past 15 years . If you REALLY want to see your chest grow buy the Iron Chest Master Push Up Machine. Every time I use the Iron master the following day , my chest is sore !!!!!! i also bought the carrying case... if you want great results BUY THIS NOW !!!!!!

In my opinion this a great product that give great results 👍 I'm a fan of well built unique equipment like this and let me tell you this is a Must buy if you love working on your chest as a beginner or pro this feels like 2 exercises in1 because your going from like a normal push up to a cable pull and guess what that pull makes all the difference when you contract the chest. I love the fact that you can adjust the handles and resistance bands . Not to mention storage capability this thing is easy to save space wherever you are or choose to put it it's that convenient. I highly recommend this but if you really want to shape and sculpt your chest get the 1 that cost more with the extra black bands because you need a nice amount of a heavy over load to make that chest come out and shape to get the definition..so overall great product it can be a little rough on the hands though when you go through a few sets but that's not a big issue just use gloves i highly recommend the iron chest master !!🙌💪😎

Rarely review anything, but this machine intrigued me and was so much better than expected that I felt compelled. First of all, if you buy this it shouldn't wind up in the corner with the rest of the equipment you bought and didn't use. Small footprint, no setup time and very easy to use and, most importantly, surprisingly effective, so there's little room for excuses. Will it replace a bench and a full weight rack? No. But for a home gym it's an excellent addition for a quick workout or supplemental exercise.The only things I'd improve on are:The ability to add more than one band per "slot." Rather than just red or black, why not make the slots deeper, make the unit a little stronger, and allow up to 6 bands on each side? Seems like an obvious function, but maybe there's a physical limitation or maybe it's just a money grab to force the purchase of the chest strap. The other thing I'd improve on is make the handle turnable by 90º so you can do neutral grip pushups. That would also more closely resemble a typical cable or dumbbell fly and target the chest slightly differently.Other than that, I highly recommend.Note: the comment someone left about needing "screws" to adjust bands and how hard it is to do drop sets is unwarranted in my opinion. If you want to do a drop set, you can just move the grips one slot closer and it's a quick swap in and out. I highly doubt the 2" total move inward will throw off your form so greatly that you can't manage and have to return the whole thing.

I am 62 years old going on 73 due to a lifetime of overindulgence (but with good results). I also stand at 5'7" weighing 156 pounds and much too mortally tired for hardcore exercising: I need easy. No matter what I've done to maintain decent fitness without a lot of struggle, nothing has stopped my chest from sagging. So I purchased the Ron Williams Iron Chest Master Push Up Machine (60 lb) and people let me tell you, this machine actually works!It's been almost three months now and lately my wife has been giving me that old familiar stare. You know the look, fellas... it means you're looking a little too good for your own good... YES!BE PATIENT and keep it simple! I use the machine 3 different ways horizontally, 3 to 6 times per week, laying flat on the bed with feet (almost) touching the floor; over head, over chest and across thighs. In each position, I keep my arms fully extended to prevent benefiting my arms more than my chest.Remember to inhale and exhale in harmony with each contraction. The 60 pounder is so easy to use that it's easy to forget about breathing. EASY

I have been lifting weights consistently for 10 years now but since Covid have switched to at home workouts. I’m always curious about home workout equipment and thought I would give this product a shot. Ron Williams also seems like a really solid guy. Long story short this thing is legit! My chest was burning after using it for a few sets and it’s a challenge that I haven’t quite experienced before. Get it!