Exponent Edge Core Post
The wall-mounted post. The landmine bolts into the tubing, which is where the safety comes from, and it can sit at any height.
Wall-mounted Edge Core Post landmine hub
The Edge Core Post from Exponent Edge is a wall-mounted steel post that lets you mount the Edge landmine bar at any height and secure it safely. I mounted mine centered on my squat rack so I can use the rack uprights to build further setups around the landmine. Mine is a prototype; Exponent Edge now sells the final version.
What this solves
I wanted a landmine I could set higher or lower without giving up safety, and a station where cable and tracking tools could work together. Bolting the landmine into the post's tubing keeps it secure, and centering it on the rack lets everything else mount around it.
Components and their role
Exponent Edge landmine bar
The loading arm that mounts to the post.
Viking Raid Adjustable Press by Exponent Edge
The landmine handle I used for the overhead press, the lat pulldown setup, and a Zercher split squat.
Voltra I by Beyond Power
Mounted on the top and bottom crossmembers. I used eccentric overload on the lat pulldown for a heavier eccentric than concentric.
ANCORE Pro + Data Plate (powered by GymAware)
Tracks eccentric speed and distance, which the Voltra doesn't, and calls out live coaching cues. I used the eccentric time to keep my overhead press accountable.
Helios mount by Eve Company
An additional mount for the ANCORE setup.
AbMat Zercher pad (cut to fit)
I cut a piece to fit the beam of the Viking Raid attachment for the Zercher split squat.
Why I like this setup
- Secure at any height: the landmine bolts into the post's tubing.
- Centered on the rack: the uprights become mounting points for more setups.
- Eccentric overload: Voltra I lat pulldowns with a heavier lowering phase.
- Accountable eccentrics: Data Plate eccentric timing on the overhead press.
Copy-ready breakdown
The Edge Core Post is bolted to the wall, centered on my squat rack, with the Edge landmine bar bolted into it. I mount the Voltra I on the top and bottom crossmembers for eccentric-overload lat pulldowns, and use the ANCORE Pro with the Data Plate and a Helios mount to track eccentric time on overhead presses. The Viking Raid Adjustable Press handles the presses and a Zercher split squat, with a piece of AbMat Zercher pad cut to fit the beam.
My links for this setup
- Beyond Power / Voltra · code TISSUEGUY
- AbMat · code TISSUEGUY
Product pages
Direct links to the other products in this setup. These are not affiliate links.