Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 80 x 19 x 6 inches |
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Package Weight | 500 Pounds |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 72 x 58 x 81 inches |
Item Weight | 500 Pounds |
Brand Name | ironcompany |
Manufacturer | BodyCraft |
Part Number | GALENAPRO |
Included Components | Weights |
Sport Type | Excercise & Fitness |
Bodycraft Galena Pro Home Gym
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- Compact home gym offers chest press, dual-function pecdeck, leg extension, leg curl, lat pull and more.
- Low pulley station is easy to access and provides plenty of room for exercises such as leg kicks and more.
- 150 lb. Weight stack included. Weight Stack Shrouds and Leg Press sold separately.
- Maximum comfort provides up to 300 pounds of resistance, foot plate adjusts to fit any size user.
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Product Description
Product description
The Bodycraft Fitness Galena Home Gym Exercise Machine is built to fit into any corner of a room, requiring much less space than traditional home gym designs. Featuring a Chest Press, Dual-Function Pec Deck, Leg Extension, Leg Curl, Lat Pull, Low Pulley Station, Abdominal Crunch, and Leg Press (optional), every major muscle group can be strengthened in a minimum amount of time. Few gyms offer the durability and wide range of exercises as the Bodycraft Fitness Galena Home Gym Exercise Machine. Pictured with optional Leg Press and stack guards.
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The BodyCraft Galena is built to fit into any corner of a room, requiring much less space than traditional home gym designs. With a chest press, dual-function pec deck, leg extension, leg curl, lat pull, low pulley station, abdominal crunch, every major muscle group can be strengthened in a minimum amount of time.
Features
- Patented Dual-function Pec Deck: Traditional flys are performed by pressing elbows against the pads, and dumbbell style flys are performed by grabbing the handles and swinging outward to chest height, and then pressing forward and together. Range-of-motion adjustments fit every size user and provide for rear deltoid flys.
- Adjustable and Comfortable: Seat and seat back are fully adjustable, while high density foam is contoured for lumbar support and covered by heavy-gauge vinyl.
- Low Pulley Station: Easy to access and provides plenty of room for exercises such as leg kicks, arm curls, low rows, deltoid raises, and more.
- Bench Press Station: Adjustable starting point allows for different size users and provides a variety of exercises including bench press, incline press, shoulder press and mid row.
Specifications
- Two-by-three-inch (W x D) and two-by-two-inch (W x D) heavy gauge steel tubing
- Platinum gray multi-stage electrostatic powder-coated paint
- 4.5-inch diameter pulleys with fiberglass-reinforced nylon rotate on sealed ball bearings
- Internally lubricated, seven-by-19 strand construction cables rated to 2,000-pound tensile strength
- Double-stitched, heavy gauge, vinyl-covered upholstery over super-dense foam
- 1.25-inch-thick, precision-milled weight plates with EZ Glide nylon bushings
- Pivot points rotate around sealed roller bearings
Lifetime Warranty
The BodyCraft Galena Pro Home Gym includes a limited lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
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ASIN | B000N3GMSS |
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Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
Date First Available | November 8, 2006 |
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Customers find this home gym versatile, well-made, and comfortable, with tight tolerances and smooth operation. They appreciate its variety of exercises, with one customer noting it covers all muscle groups, and consider it a great bang-for-your-buck item. Assembly experiences are mixed - while some find it fairly easy to put together, others criticize the terrible assembly instructions.
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Customers find the home gym extremely versatile, with one mentioning it serves as a wonderful alternative to gym membership.
"...Once played, the DVD was well organized and useful. A poster of exercises comes with the Galena pro...." Read more
"...CONS: This home gym, despite its apparent versatility in many ways, appears to be built for relatively SMALL people. How so?..." Read more
"...I also find the possible exercise positions to be extremely versatile...." Read more
"For a home gym, this is great. It's excellent quality material and perfectly sturdy. I was worried it would be on the flimsy side. Not so...." Read more
Customers find the home gym well made, with one customer noting that the parts arrived in perfect condition.
"...Galena Pro manufacture is surprisingly good. Parts fit together without difficulty...." Read more
"...-tuned the cables, the movement and action works very smoothly and confidently. I haven't heard any grinding, squeaking, or rubbing anywhere...." Read more
"...only that, they teamed with a manufacturer that could produce a high quality product with extremely tight tolerances on anything and everything that..." Read more
"...Multiple workout stations, great variety of exercises - Solid materials, good quality design -..." Read more
Customers find that the home gym fits well and is comfortable, with tight tolerances that make it suitable for small spaces.
"...Tolerances are tight enough to prevent wobbling of moving parts, and do not bind. Seat fabric is good for home gymnasium equipment...." Read more
"...manufacturer that could produce a high quality product with extremely tight tolerances on anything and everything that goes together...." Read more
"...We have it in the middle of a room and it fits great. it is easy to reach the weight stack from either side of the gum to adjust the weight...." Read more
"...This machine is very comfortable. Very good purchase...." Read more
Customers appreciate the variety of exercises the home gym offers, as it allows them to work any muscle group, with one customer noting it's easy to vary their routine.
"...Parts work smoothly. Appears to support all exercises that we will need, although some exercises (such as leg adduction) must be performed one leg..." Read more
"...with the purchase, due to the low price of the unit and the sheer array of exercises... but if I had longer arms..." Read more
"...It would be impossible to get bored because one could change it up constantly, if desired, and for anyone serious about body-building, the several..." Read more
"...Multiple workout stations, great variety of exercises - Solid materials, good quality design -..." Read more
Customers find the home gym to be a great value.
"...I would probably have still gone ahead with the purchase, due to the low price of the unit and the sheer array of exercises... but if I had longer..." Read more
"...it assembled (based on other's feedback) and thought that price was well worth it!" Read more
"I couldn't be happier with this unit. It is compact, complete and considerable. There is no limit to the creativity I can get out of this unit...." Read more
"A best Value..." Read more
Customers find that the home gym works smoothly, with one customer noting that it performs well for many years.
"...Actual use is comparable to professional gymnasium equipment. Action is smooth. I am just under 6 feet tall, and my wife is about 5 feet...." Read more
"...After having stretched and fine-tuned the cables, the movement and action works very smoothly and confidently...." Read more
"...I was feeling results almost immediately, and physically seeing results in about 2 weeks...." Read more
"Very happy with this purchase. The home gym has a lot of functionality packed into a small foot print...." Read more
Customers appreciate the workout capacity of the home gym, with one customer highlighting its multiple workout stations and adjustable chest press station.
"...For example, the multiple positions possible in the chest press station will prevent you from looking like you're smuggling 2 grapefruits under..." Read more
"...Multiple workout stations, great variety of exercises - Solid materials, good quality design -..." Read more
"...covers just about all the exercises I do and gives you a good all-around upper body workout...." Read more
"...It is nice to be able to adjust the gym to fit different size people for all exercizes it takes just a few secounds to do this...." Read more
Customers have mixed experiences with the home gym's assembly: while some find it fairly easy to put together with good instructions, others report terrible assembly instructions and mention that the directions could use updating.
"...This greatly reduced assembly labor. My wife handed me each part by number; all I had to do was assemble them...." Read more
"...the leg press attachment is likely to be extremely annoying and time consuming... albeit possible, if you're willing to put up with the..." Read more
"...Instructions were fantastic, especially given that most instructions are apparently translations from other languages done by those who don't know..." Read more
"...one of the longest assemblies I've ever undertaken, but the instructions are very good and, fortunately, I wasn't missing any pieces...." Read more
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awesome gym, works great long term and is smooth and fun to use
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- Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2018My husband wrote this review. We both love the machine and the customer service.
Galena Pro Strength Training System, manufactured by Bodycraft
Intended use
My wife and I use the Galena Pro for slow burn exercises. (search Amazon for term) supplemented by the vacuum exercise (general web search for term). Slow burn involves moderate weights, slow motion, and a weight machine. The weight machine is essential for safety, as slow burn can cause temporary muscle failure. We ordered the short weight stack for Galena Pro. One of us has been using slow burn for about five years with excellent results, and we have recently moved to an area with no gymnasium.
Quality
Design
Galena Pro design is impressively good. The rigging system requires only one weight stack and works smoothly. Pullies have sealed bearings. Frame thickness is somewhat less than that of commercial equipment, but its service life should be several decades given the intermittent use of a home gymnasium. Tolerances are tight enough to prevent wobbling of moving parts, and do not bind. Seat fabric is good for home gymnasium equipment.
Galena Pro is apparently intended be installed in the corner of a room, with the two support frames (the ?feet? on which the Galena Pro rests) parallel to the two walls that form the corner. This works well, but note that the Galena Pro feet will have to be about a yard (a meter) from the walls to allow movement of Galena Pro components.
Be aware that the Galena Pro, one assembled, is not intended to be moved. Movement through a standard doorway will require disassembling the Galena Pro, which is just about as time consuming as its original assembly. The Galena Pro cannot be skidded over most flooring. Build it where you want it, and plan to leave it there.
Each weight plate in the Galena Pro weighs ten (10) pounds, which is the minimum adjustment to exercise force. Amazon sells ?Weigh Stack Adapter Plates 2.5 Lb. and 5 Lb.? that fit the Galena Pro and reduce weight stack increments to 2.5 pounds (mass).
Manufacture
Galena Pro manufacture is surprisingly good. Parts fit together without difficulty. Bolts fit holes, sockets for bolts are threaded correctly, the cabling does not chafe. Parts work smoothly. Appears to support all exercises that we will need, although some exercises (such as leg adduction) must be performed one leg at a time.
Maintenance
Only inspection and lubrication are required. Inspection is eased by use of self-locking nuts in almost all cases. The nuts have a nylon washer inside; the washer inhibits loosening. Use of a removable thread locking compound for setscrews and non-locking nuts might be advisable. Lubrication provided for the weight stack is a high viscosity silicone liquid, which apparently has a long lifetime. Other lubricants are approved by Bodycraft. Silicone liquid is safer: take care not to inhale aerosol lubricants in an enclosed exercise room.
Documentation
We could only play the DVD under Microsoft Media Player for Windows 7. Once played, the DVD was well organized and useful.
A poster of exercises comes with the Galena pro. It shows some exercises that are not obvious and are not on the DVD.
An instruction manual is included. It is adequate if customer support is called, but could use revision. See assembly section of this report for details.
Actual use
Actual use is comparable to professional gymnasium equipment. Action is smooth. I am just under 6 feet tall, and my wife is about 5 feet. The machine fits both of us. The single stack imposes movement limits, but so far the limits have not prevented any muscle from being exercised properly.
Consumer support
Consumer support is very good. Missing pieces (we had two) are supplied within a week. Support staff is used to dealing with assembly difficulties and is supportive and understanding rather than hostile or indifferent. Support wants you to successfully assemble your gym.
Assembling the gym
Preparation
Base
We cut and painted a plywood sheet to serve as a base for the Galena Pro, in order to protect our rug and increase unit stability.
Tools needed
The Galena could be assembled using sockets or adjustable wrenches. Box wrenches with built in ratchets are recommended to reduce labor.
All tool heads (bolts and set-screws) are metric, even though bolt lengths are given in inches.
We bought the following tools, which proved sufficient. We did not use all tools bought.
Metric box wrench, fixed, 22 mm to 8mm
Metric wrench set w/ ratchet 18mm to 8mm
10? Adjustable wrench
6? Adjustable wrench
Metric Key Set, 10 mm to 1.5 mm
Used 2.5 lb. stack adapter weight as hammer to insert plastic end caps.
Dymo label maker
Labeling
The first part of a project is checking parts against parts list. We combined that with labeling. We applied a Dymo label to each large part, and each bag of small parts. The Dymo label included both part number and part name. The parts were laid out on a table in numerical order. This greatly reduced assembly labor. My wife handed me each part by number; all I had to do was assemble them. Searching for each part as needed would have been considerably more work.
However, some changes to Galena pro have been made since the manual was compiled. Some parts are now pre-assembled. Some pre-assemblies are now parts. As a direct result, we were unable to compile a valid shortage list. However, the kit was only short two parts, so project labor was increased only a bit, and completion delayed by only two weeks.
Assembly
We followed instructions pretty much line for line. One person managed parts and tools, the other installed the parts and used the tools. This generally worked well, with the following tips:
* General: It helps to add END PLUG parts as you assemble. In no case is it necessary to install parts inside volumes blocked by END PLUG parts.
* Step 2:
Add: wipe down bottom half of guide rods using provided silicone fluid.
If you ordered a short stack? (10 of the ?WEIGHT PLATE? (part #7) plates rather than the 19 in the parts list), be sure to ask customer service for short stack adapters. Short stack adapters should be put on weight rods at this point.
* Step 3:
Add 50mm END PLUG (part #32) before installing LAT BAR HOLDER (part #28).
* Step 6:
Final sentence (?Attach Pully T6 . . .?) should be in line 7 of text, between text ?UPRIGHT(3). ? and ?Run Cable?.
See picture of Galena Pro in Amazon advertisement (this advertisement) to determine the position of Pully T6 in Insert T6. Hint: T6 is a few inches under Pully T4, see also drawing in Step 12, pg. 17.
* Step 12:
Rigging may be short at first, even with all cable adjustors at full extension. If so, rigging can be stretched by suspending part of the weight stack so that only cable supports the weight stack. The suspension continues for several days. Suspension can be done by fastening snap link end of LOWER CABLE (45a) to ball end of AB CABLE (94a) using one CLIP (43) and LINK (44) so as to support about half the total installed from rigging. 8 of the WEIGHT PLATE (7) and the single BASE PLATE (8) were suspended.
Summary
Excellent weight center, construction is well worth the work.
- Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2015I've been using this home gym set every day for about 2 weeks by now. It is the first home gym that I've owned, but I've been a "gym rat" in public gyms for many years. So far, I'm "mostly happy" with it.
Please note that, for those of you interested in the Leg Press attachment, that buying the main unit first, and then saving up to add the leg press "later" could be a bad idea. Why? Because the way this thing is constructed, you can't add or remove weight plates without disassembling the primary frame components... which means that you would very likely be required to disassemble a large portion of this thing in order to add extra weight plates (which are going to be necessary for leg presses). The whole process of disassembly/reassembly just to add the leg press attachment is likely to be extremely annoying and time consuming... albeit possible, if you're willing to put up with the headache.
PROS:
The parts are very well built. After assembly, nothing seems the least bit wobbly. If treated well, I expect this product to hold up and perform quite well for many years. It has a great variety of exercises that closely mirror what many machines in a public gym would accomplish. Its sheer array of exercise options was one of the reasons I chose to purchase this unit.
After having stretched and fine-tuned the cables, the movement and action works very smoothly and confidently. I haven't heard any grinding, squeaking, or rubbing anywhere. Operation, while not noiseless, still approaches silent if you're someone with a gentle touch and good self-control.
I'm also pretty happy about how small of a space I was able to fit this thing into. I've got this in a tiny 90 square foot room, with enough space to operate... granted that I'm not using the optional leg press attachment. Having such a wide array of exercises available in such a small space is great, I think.
CONS:
This home gym, despite its apparent versatility in many ways, appears to be built for relatively SMALL people. How so? It is due to the length of the frame materials. The length of the frame materials is critical to being able to stretch your body to extremities of your range of motion. Without using all of your range of motion, during strength training, you will not be able to take the most from your exercises.
I'm a male, standing 5'8", from which you can extrapolate the (relative) length of my arms, compared to yours. My arm length, compared to my skeletal frame, is probably about average proportion. With the cables fully tightened and adjusted, I feel like I'm missing maybe 1.5 inches from my complete range of motion when reaching up to grab the Lat Bar in its "home" position. Also, when using the "press frame" to do rowing exercises, I also feel like I'm missing maybe 1.5 inches from my complete range of motion. Also, consider that, ideally, you really don't want your full range of motion to include the "home" position! You want your full range of motion (while gripping the bar) to leave the weight plates suspended at least 1 inch from the rest of the weight stack... because you should NEVER be setting the weights down between reps.
What this means is that the frame is of this home gym is about 2.5 inches too short for someone of my height (5'8"). But, when I look at all this as positively as possible... the loss of those few extra inches (in some ways) could completely make or break your ability to fit this home gym into a room in your house. Because, keep in mind, that you don't JUST need space for the machine. You need plenty of space AROUND the machine in order to use it. Also, missing maybe 1.5 inches from your range of motion will not too adversely affect your ability to maintain your general health, nor your ability to strength train. The ONLY to two things which this will adversely affect are your ability to cut and tone your body, and your ability to use this machine "therapeutically", to nurse injuries back to health. Building a very tight and cut physique REQUIRES full weight pushed to your entire full range of motion. And nursing injuries REQUIRES using very light weight to your entire full range of motion.
But, if your only goals are building body mass or supporting general health, then I doubt that missing such a small amount from your range of motion would hold you back very much (Although it will a little bit).
There is only one other way I've noticed in which this machine is "too small". The Pec Dec station always brushes closely into my chest as I squeeze the pads inward. For "skinny people" this probably wouldn't be an issue. Personally, I have a very well developed chest, so the Pec Dec pads always push into my chest while using this station. It doesn't stop me from being able to take the most possible from the exercise... but it still is mildly annoying because it distracts me. Pec Decs in public gyms always have plenty of room for me, and I'm not accustomed to constantly having my chest rubbed while doing this exercise.
And the final reason, why this machine appears to be designed for small people: it only comes with 200lbs of weight plates. Though I was initially tempted to buy the option Leg Press attachment for this home gym, I'm VERY glad that I didn't. In a public gym, I need to put over 400 pounds of weight on my leg press exercises, and there's no way that this machine could ever provide that, in its wildest dreams.
Unfortunately, these cons caught me off guard. In retrospect, had I known about them beforehand, I would probably have still gone ahead with the purchase, due to the low price of the unit and the sheer array of exercises... but if I had longer arms (as will someone who is 5'10" or taller) then this could easily become a total deal-breaker. I imagine that 5'10" (if they have short arm length for their height) is probably the maximum height someone can be to still be able to get their money's worth... and then only if they expect to use this machine for mass building, and general health. 5'10" is probably too tall for someone to be able to nurse back and shoulder injuries or to chisel out a really cut back. (I say back and shoulder, because these are the only two exercises which are limited by this machine's dimensions)
I greatly wish I had known about these details ahead of time. It is borderline criminal to not fully explain this to purchasers before allowing them to drop thousands of dollars on an item.
The only other "cons" I can think of are that the included "accessories" leave something to be desired. Obviously they skimped on these parts. I had to order mini-plates to add to the weight stack, so that I could select weights in 2.5 pound increments, instead of 10 pound increments. This is not so important when working compound muscle groups, but is critical when working biceps, triceps, and shoulders. I also ended up ordering multiple bars with better shapes, better sizes, and better grip material and grip options.
All these accessories probably cost me something around 200 bucks altogether. The included bar that is intended for use with curls or push-downs is a joke. It is TINY, short, completely straight, and has a hard plastic (brittle and slick) grip. It might as well be from a toy store. I replaced it with a bar that has "angled" rubber grips, so that it doesn't destroy my wrists as I exercise, and the whole experience is more ergonomic. I also purchased a "rope attachment" because varying the type of strain on your triceps is critical to toning and cutting your arms. The included Lat Bar isn't so trashy as the Arm Bar... but is clearly very generic. I replaced it also, because I needed better grip material, a different bar width, and more gripping locations. I consider these accessory replacements to (essentially) equate to "hidden cost requirements" for this gym that cause its price to be about $200 above the listed price.
ASSEMBLY:
I assembled it alone in approximately 6 hours. There were a few times when I wished that I'd had help but, in the end, there was nothing required by assembly that couldn't be finished with only a dash of "acrobatics". I question whether a small woman or an old person could do it alone... mainly because sometimes I was required to hold up a very heavy part, at an awkward angle, with one hand... while doing some fine manipulation with the other hand. But, finally... success. My shipment had no missing parts, and the assembly instructions were (mostly) clear, and in understandable English.
BOTTOM LINE:
I like to be a bit more hardcore with my workout routine than this gym was designed for. HOWEVER, I bought this home gym to "supplement", not "circumscribe" my training. Also, I'm not rich and I was on a budget when shopping for a home gym. These two points are what made this purchase worth it for me. I actually live right across the street from a public gym (at which I have a membership). Ideally, I want myself to train every day... I kept finding myself skipping a few training days here and there because "It's rainy and depressing outside" or "I got off work late, and I need time to cook dinner"... etc.. etc.. So I wanted workout equipment in my house, to give me a way to still work out on days where I skipped going to the public gym for various reasons. For this purpose, this particular home gym is both awesome, and a great bang-for-your-buck item... if you aren't too tall for it. :)
- Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2017Returned. Not very impressed with the quality. Some may like it. I just didnt care for the quality vs the price.