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Core-Tex RT vs. Dual: Single Handrail or Double Handrail?

Core-Tex RT vs. Dual: Single Handrail or Double Handrail?

Single handrail or double handrail—which Core-Tex is right for you?

Both Core-Tex RT and Core-Tex Dual deliver the same unique 3D movement—tilt, slide and rotation. The primary difference is the handrail configuration, which changes how much support and freedom the user has during exercise.

Both models use the same Core-Tex movement platform. The difference is the handrail configuration.

Core-Tex RT — Single Handrail

  • Maximum freedom of movement
  • Ideal for most users
  • Allows you to use one or both hands depending on the exercise
  • Approximately 80% of Core-Tex exercises can be performed on the RT

Core-Tex Dual — Double Handrail

  • Provides additional points of contact
  • Gives users more support and confidence while moving
  • Particularly useful in rehabilitation, senior fitness and environments where balance or stability is a consideration
  • Opens up additional exercise and positioning options

Watch Anthony Carey demonstrate some of the differences (2:20 run time):

 

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See real-world TrackMan data showing how a 10-minute Core-Tex routine unlocks hip internal rotation, improves thoracic spine turn, and delivers immediate gains in clubhead speed and carry distance off the tee.

At the PGA Show we measured real swing changes using motion analysis: after just minutes with Core-Tex, a high-level golfer gained 6° in chest turn and 4° in pelvic rotation. That means improved rotation, a longer acceleration window, and real performance benefits — and the potential gains are even larger for most recreational golfers.

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