Squat Rack

The Power Station – the squat rack of the future

by Rick Ravensdale

The Squat Rack of the future

Want a Squat Rack that can do everything? Then check out the Power Station

A few years ago I was searching for a squat rack that could do everything. It was essential it could allow you to perform the major moves, like benching, squatting and chinning. But I also wanted it to do much more. Here’s the list of extras that I considered would make the ultimate squat rack.

  • Benching
  • Squatting
  • Standard chinning
  • Fat Bar chin ups
  • Adjustable chinning station
  • Dipping
  • Band attachments
  • Torsonator attachments
  • Yoke
  • Conan’s Wheel Walk
  • Sled work
  • Pushing moves (A bit like a Prowler)
  • Power Ring use

And there’s more. The Power Station allows you to train multiple people at once. So if you’re a personal trainer you can many clients all at the same time. Try doing this with a regular squat rack!

Here’s some images of what this versatile squat rack can do.

The Power Station with the lot: We’ve loaded it up with Olympic barbell, weights, resistance bands, weights, bench, extra barbells and Torsonator attachment. There’s not much you can’t do with this squat rack.

squat rack fully loaded

We've fully loaded the squat rack with everything you'll ever need.

Yoke: Yep, you can take off all the extras and have a bare bones unit. Ideal for yoke walks. If you’re feeling strong you can load it up with over 500kg of extra weight. Perfect for those strongmen and sporting teams that want to train this classic strongman exercise.

yoke walk with squat rack

Go crazy with a yoke walk. How many other squat racks allow you to do this?

Conan’s Walk: Here’s another strongman move. Simply lower the cross bar and you can perform this feat of strength- warning very challenging!

squat rack and conan's walk

The Conan's Walk is a strongman lift that can easily be set up on this versatile squat rack

Sled: Want some super hardcore training options? Then try using the Power Station as a sled. Simply attach the ropes to a harness and you’re all set. Add more weight as your strength and endurance improves.

The squat rack as a sled.

Turning the squat rack into a sled - a hardcore exercise for those wanting extreme results.

Bear Crawl with Power Station

Take sledding a step further with Bear Crawls.

Complete Chinning Station: While you can perform chin ups on some other squat racks – nothing comes close to what The Power Station allows you to perform.

Adjustable Chins – Simply set the handles to your desired width and start pulling.

Comprehensive chinning station

Slide the handles to your desired postion and get to work

Chin ups on a squat rack

Adjustable chin up station - allows for multiple hand positions

Fat Bar Chin Ups – Want to improve your chin ups even further? Then get down with Fat Bar chins. Improved grip strength is just the start.

fat bar chin ups

Fat bar chin ups are great for improved grip strength

Wide Grip Chins – Super tough but an awesome exercise for superior gains.

wide grip chin ups

The hardest chin up of all - the wide grip

Assisted Chin Ups – Can’t do a chin up? This squat rack allows for resistance band attachments which then allow anyone to perform a full chin up.

Assisted chin up with resistance bands

Using a resistance band for an assisted chin up

Assisted chin ups with the squat rack

Completed assisted chin up

Band resisted chin up:  Want something tougher? Then get serious with band resisted chin ups.

band resisted chin ups

These chin ups are tough - can your regular squat rack allow this?

Ultimate Core Training: By adding a Torsonator sleeve or two you can punish your core with an extreme workout.

core training with squat rack

Train your core with torsonator attachments

core training with the Torsonator

Single Torsonator attachment - serious core training

Ring training: Improve shoulder strength and mobility by using gymnastic rings.

Ring Training on the Power Station

Ring Training on the Power Station

ring training variation

A variation: Use a resistance band to help deload and groove correct technique

Squatting: No stuffing about here. The Power Station has all squatting moves covered. Check out these pictures of how to use this squat rack for all of your squatting needs.

Atlas Stone Lift: Here’s another exercise you probably can’t do on any other squat rack. Using a slosh ball and the step you can perform Atlas Stone lifts. A serious exercise – but it does deliver some serious results.

Atlas Stone Lift

Loading with the Slosh Ball

Atlas Stone Lifts

Loading with the Slosh Ball

Stepping: Use the adjustable step and you’re right to go.

Stepping with the Power Station

Stepping exercises with a squat rack

A stepping variation

A stepping variation - a bit tougher this one!

Dipping: This is a great exercise and with the Power Station it is easy. Just set band pegs to desired width and you’re good to go.

Dipping exercise

Dipping on the Power Station

Attach band for added resistance

Deloading with resistance band

Dead lifting: You can perform a wide variety of deadlifts using the resistance bands. This allows you to load up this great exercise without the need to own/purchase large quantities of weight plates.

Dead lifts with a squat rack and resistance bands

Dead lifting with resistance bands means you don't need to purchase large numbers of weight plates.

Military Pressing: Here’s another great exercise for getting the most out of your squat rack. The military press is a great all round strength exercise.

The Military Press using resistance bands

To see the full product range of the Power Station Squat Rack please visit this link.

If you’d like to speak to our sales team please ring 1300 85 40 50 during business hours.

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