Master Your Arm Day

Triceps Push Down

Drive the cable downward through strict elbow extension. Isolate all three triceps heads and forge dense horseshoe definitions.

Master Your Arm Day

Biceps Curl

Curl the handle upward against continuous, unyielding pulley resistance. Maximize time under tension and forge absolute bicep hypertrophy.

Master Your Arm Day

Cable Face Pull

Draw the split rope toward the face through active scapular retraction and external rotation. Target the rear deltoids and reinforce the rotator cuff for ultimate shoulder integrity.

Master Your Arm Day

Lateral Raise

Sweep the handle laterally against constant, unyielding pulley resistance. Eliminate mechanical dead zones and forge deeply capped, 3D medial deltoids.

Master Your Back Day

Single Arm Cable Row

Pull a unilateral cable load horizontally toward the torso through a full scapular stretch. Eradicate strength imbalances and maximize isolated latissimus dorsi contraction.

Master Your Back Day

Lat Pull Down

Drive the overhead bar downward through strict, mechanical scapular depression. Forge massive back width and construct a dominant, tactical V-taper.

Master Your Back Day

Seated Rowing

Draw the cable payload horizontally into the midsection against relentless, continuous pulley tension. Engineer massive mid-back armor and forge impenetrable postural strength.

Master Your Chest Day

Chest Fly

Converge dual cable payloads across the midline against relentless mechanical tension. Engineer absolute inner-chest separation and forge a deeply striated pectoral shield.

Master Your Chest Day

Single Arm Chest Fly

Drive a unilateral cable payload across the midline while anchoring the torso against immense rotational torque. Eradicate bilateral strength deficits and maximize isolated pectoral contraction.

<strong>Triceps Push Down</strong>
<strong>Biceps Curl</strong>
<strong>Cable Face Pull</strong>
<strong>Lateral Raise</strong>
<strong>Single Arm Cable Row</strong>
Lat Pull Down
<strong>Seated Rowing</strong>
<strong>Chest Fly</strong>
<strong>Single Arm Chest Fly</strong>
Load video: &lt;strong&gt;Dual-Ratio Switch: 1:1 &amp; 2:1&lt;/strong&gt;

Dual-Ratio Switch: 1:1 & 2:1

GOIMU WM1 features a 1:1 & 2:1 Cable Adapter, giving you the best of both worlds.
A 1:1 ratio is ideal for slower, strength-focused exercises, like heavy lat pulldowns and seated low rows.
A 2:1 ratio is best for functional training, when you want a faster-traveling cable. Think: more explosive exercises, jumps, quicker movements.

Load video: &lt;strong&gt;Just 3.12 SQ FT.&lt;/strong&gt;

Just 3.12 SQ FT.

Fit a full functional trainer in a 18.11” x 24.8” corner.
Basement or garage? Fits just about anywhere with low ceilings.

In the box

D-Ring Handles

Pulley System Adaptor

2 Inch Barbell Clips

Spring Snap Hook

Footboard

T Bar

Tricep Rope

Lat Pulldown Bar

Details

  • Full-Body Functional Training
  • Dual-Ratio Switch: 1:1 & 2:1
  • Wall-Mounted Design
  • Fits 1" & 2" Weight Plates
  • Adjustable Heights
  • 300 lbs weight capacity
  • Footboard & Spring Protection
Assembly Video
Dimensions
28.11"L x 24.8"W x 78.74"H
Internal Depth
18.11"
Weight Plate Holders Length
8.07"
Rack Spacing
13.78"
Product Weight
71.87 lbs
Tension Level
300 lbs
Footprint
3.12 sq ft
Material
Alloy Steel
Number of Boxes
1

Goimu WM1 Space Saving Design

The Ultimate Home Gym Centerpiece

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FAQs

Will the pulleys accommodate both Standard and Olympic weight plates?

Yes! The WM1 features a versatile weight carriage equipped with a detachable 2-inch sleeve. This allows you to use 1” Standard plates for lighter accessory work or 2” Olympic plates for heavy strength training without needing to buy additional adapters.

Can I perform seated rows and lat pulldowns with this specific model?

Absolutely. One of the standout features of the WM1 is the integrated removable footplate. When combined with the 17 adjustable height positions, you can set the pulley to the lowest setting and use the textured, anti-slip footboard to perform heavy seated rows with perfect form and stability.

What is the maximum weight capacity and tension ratio of the machine?

The GOIMU WM1 is rated for a maximum load of 300 lbs.

How stable is the wall-mount design compared to freestanding cable towers?

The WM1 is engineered with reinforced 14-gauge industrial steel brackets that bolt directly into your wall studs. Unlike freestanding units that can "walk" or wobble during explosive movements, our wall-mounted system provides a rock-solid, anti-sway foundation, allowing for smooth, commercial-grade resistance even during heavy high-to-low crossovers.

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