Multi-purpose
machine (200) for body-building, installed in correspondence of a wall (218), said
machine (200) comprising: - a rigid supporting structure, consisting of two pairs of vertical bars (219,220) that rest on the ground on their respective feet (206, 207), and a pair of horizontal bars (212, 213) attached laterally Io the same vertical bars (219, 220) respectively in their upper part and in their lower part; a series of supports are hooked to the rear part of the above said vertical bars (219, 220), and are slably fixed Io the wall (218) using wall plugs; - a pair of movable arms (201, 202), each of them interposed in correspondence with one of the respective pairs of vertical bars (219, 220), fixed and hinged at the top with respective pivots (214, 215), with respect to which the same movable bars (201, 202) are free to rotate in a
clockwise or anti-
clockwise direction with respect to a
horizontal axis passing through the pivots (214, 215) and parallel to the wall (218), said
machine (200) being characterized in that further comprising: - at least two pairs of perforated half-rings (203a, 203b) and (203c, 203d), each of which is incorporated into the respective right and left lateral profile of each of the above said vertical elements (219, 220); said half-rings being placed in the upper part immediately forward and under the respective pivots (214, 215); inside the holes of said perforated half-rings (203a, 203b) and (203c, 203d) are installed transversely and stably some respective end-of-run brackets (217a, 217c) and some additional optional safety brackets, all the brackets being represented by respective horizontal rigid bars, in such a way that, the above said end-of-run brackets (217a, 217c) define a rigid support which keeps the above said movable arms (201, 202) having their free end at a fixed and predetermined height from the ground; or in such a way that the above said end-of-run brackets (217a, 217c) define a limit angle with respect to which the above said movable arms (201, 202) can rotate, until they reach with their free end a fixed and predefined maximum height or a fixed and predefined minimum height from the ground.