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Home > BodyKore G257 Preacher Curl

BodyKore G257 Preacher Curl

BodyKore G257 Preacher Curl BodyKore G257 Preacher Curl
$660.00
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Preacher Curl Machine — BodyKore G257 Preacher Curl


The problem it solves: strict biceps work without joint drama

This preacher curl machine is built to keep your reps honest—so the biceps do the work, not momentum, not your shoulders, and not a shaky setup. If you’ve outgrown “good enough” arm training, the BodyKore G257 gives you a repeatable position, a stable rack-out, and a pad angle that encourages clean elbow flexion—rep after rep, session after session.


You’ll feel the difference most on the hard sets: the ones where form usually breaks, wrists start hunting for leverage, and your torso tries to sneak into the curl. The G257 is designed to remove the common escape routes—so your arm training becomes measurable, coachable, and brutally effective.


Ideal for:

  • Heavy, controlled hypertrophy blocks (8–15 reps)
  • Trainers who need repeatable setup for clients
  • Commercial gyms that need durable, fast-adjust gear
  • Home gyms that want “facility-grade” quality
  • Lifters managing elbow sensitivity who still want intensity


Ergonomics that keep tension where it belongs

The G257’s geometry is engineered to keep tension on the elbow flexors through a stable, supported range—so the biceps brachii, brachialis, and brachioradialis can be trained with precision. That matters because “arm day” isn’t just about curling weight—it’s about controlling joint angles, minimizing cheating, and making each set predictable enough to progress.


Dialed-in fit for more athletes

A preacher curl station only works when it fits your body—not the other way around. The G257 includes a 6-position adjustable padded seat, letting you line up your shoulder and elbow position more consistently across different heights and limb lengths. In real-world coaching, this is the difference between:

  • elbows drifting forward (tension lost), and
  • elbows staying planted (tension stays high).

Small setup changes create big output changes. The seat adjustment helps you keep the upper arm anchored and the wrist stacked—so you can chase progressive overload without turning the movement into a torso swing.


Angled pad mechanics and elbow comfort

The angled arm pad is there to increase resistance demand while supporting a joint-friendly path. The G257 features a 60° pad angle designed to keep your upper arm supported while you drive elbow flexion in a controlled arc. Practically, this can help many lifters reduce the “pinchy” feeling that shows up when the shoulder drifts or the elbow loses its fixed position—especially during higher-volume work.

You still control the outcome: use clean technique, keep the wrist neutral, and treat the pad as a guide—not a crutch.


Commercial-grade construction for daily throughput

This is commercial equipment built for repeated use, not occasional weekend curls. In a facility, a preacher curl machine gets abused: rushed setups, heavy negatives, and constant racking. The G257 is designed to hold up under that reality, while staying comfortable enough that users actually want to use it.


Rack-out confidence and training flow

Two bar rack-out positions may sound simple—until you’ve watched lifters struggle to unrack safely when they’re already pinned into a preacher position. Dual rack options help match different arm lengths and starting strengths, letting you begin each set under control instead of fighting the unrack.


What “1000 lb rated” means in practice

The G257 is rated to hold over 1000 lbs, which signals serious frame strength—not that you should attempt extreme loads on preacher curls. For buyers, it’s a durability indicator: the bench is built to resist flex, shifting, and long-term wear under heavy daily traffic.


How to use this preacher curl machine like a coach

Set it up once, set it up right, then make every rep look the same. Consistency is what turns a curl into a measurable training tool.

Quick setup cues (the ones that actually matter):

  • Adjust the seat so your upper arm rests fully on the pad
  • Keep your armpit close to the top of the pad (no floating)
  • Start with wrists neutral (avoid over-supination under fatigue)
  • Curl with a controlled 2–3 second lower on most sets
  • Stop 1–2 reps before form breaks, then add volume—not chaos


Advanced programming examples:

  • Hypertrophy base: 4×8–12, last set slow eccentric
  • Volume density: 5×10 with 60–75 sec rest
  • Strength skill: 6×6 with perfect tempo, no grindy reps
  • Elbow-friendly pump: 3×15–20, strict and smooth

If you’re a trainer, the G257 makes coaching easier: you can standardize seat height for a client, control range, and track real progression instead of guessing whether the last rep “counted.”


Key Features (Luxury-Driven Performance)

✅ 6-position adjustable padded seat
✅ 60° angled pad for strict curling
✅ Two rack-out positions for control
✅ Extra-wide arm pad for comfort
✅ Commercial-grade frame stability
✅ Designed for repeatable setup
✅ Helps reduce momentum cheating
✅ Ideal for high-volume arm days
✅ Built for home or facility use
✅ Over-1000 lb rated durability


People Also Ask: How is a preacher curl machine different from dumbbells?
A preacher curl machine/bench locks your upper arm position, which reduces body English and makes progress easier to track. Dumbbells allow more freedom, but also more cheating when fatigue hits.

People Also Ask: Will preacher curls hurt my elbows?
They shouldn’t when setup and load are sensible. Most issues come from poor alignment, jerky reps, or chasing load over control. Start lighter, keep the wrist neutral, and own the eccentric.

People Also Ask: What muscles does a preacher curl target most?
Primarily the biceps brachii, with strong involvement from the brachialis and brachioradialis—especially when you control the lowering phase.

People Also Ask: What seat height should I use on the G257?
Use the seat position that lets your upper arm rest fully on the pad without your shoulder rolling forward. The goal is a stable elbow hinge, not a stretched shoulder position.

People Also Ask: Is this preacher curl machine good for commercial gyms?
Yes—its commercial-grade build, rack-out options, and durability-focused design suit daily use where equipment must stay stable, safe, and consistent.

Ready to upgrade your arm training with a preacher curl machine that feels precise, stable, and built to last? Shop with Hamilton Home Fitness—based in Tennessee and shipping nationwide across the USA—and bring the BodyKore G257 into your lineup with confidence.


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Signature Series - Preacher Curl - G257

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