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Transformx Endurance Bars are a wide stance fitness bar for all exercises ranging from rowing to pull ups. New for 2009, Man and Machine introduces the TFX-1P PULLER, TFX-1B BASIC TRAINER and the TFX-1R WARRIOR, the strongest and lightest Moto Fitness bars we've ever made. TFX-1 series represents seven years of testing and prototyping to deliver the worlds only compact training bar which delivers push-up and/or pull up exercise capabilities. One training bar that does it all.

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Transformx TFX-1P Puller

msrp $109.95

TFX-1P Endurance bar is an adjustable pull training system compatible with TFX-RARII (ROCK AND ROLL push-up/pull-up platform), CONCEPT 2 rowing machine, endurance bands and universal type strength trainers. Patent No.: US 6,945,918 B1, other patents pending

Transformx TFX-1B BASIC TRAINER

msrp $159.95

The New for 2009 TFX-1B BASIC TRAINER Fitness bar with 1 1/8" Tapered bar, REMOVABLE GENERATION 4 push-up/pull-up skidplate with built in TX-RAR-Rock and Roll.
Patent No.: US 6,945,918 B1, other patents pending

Transformx TFX-1R WARRIOR

msrp $189.95

The New for 2009 TFX-1R WARRIOR Fitness bar with 1 1/8" Tapered bar, REMOVABLE GENERATION 4 push-up/pull-up skidplate with built in TX-RAR-Rock and Roll and TRIAD Endurance Band attachments. Patent No.: US 6,945,918 B1, other patents pending

Transformx stand alone functional fitness systems

"When it comes to sport performance, power, strength, speed and endurance make champions. Proprioception has been called the "sixth sense", a mechanism that controls muscle tension, reaction time and movement in the body. Transformx Endurance Systems challenge and train your proprioceptive mechanism so that you can achieve maximum results".

Aldon Baker - Trainer- James Stewart 2007 AMA SUPERCROSS CHAMPION, 2008 AMA MOTOCROSS CHAMPION

Transformx bars have helped riders with specific strength training exercises, Transformx bars are great because they demand the exact strength requirements the riders need during a MOTO.

MTF Fitness Director, Clint Friesen