The image displays an upright close-up of a Matrix brand Hip Adduction exercise machine located within a gym in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal

The image displays an upright close-up of a Matrix brand Hip Adduction exercise machine located within a gym in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal. The central focus is the black weight stack, composed of multiple rectangular plates, with an orange selection pin inserted, indicating a weight setting of 85 lbs (39 kg). To the right of the weight stack, a black instructional plaque is mounted. Its English title reads "HIP ADDUCTION," followed by Portuguese text "MÚSCULOS TREINADOS" and "INSTRUÇÃO EXERCÍCIO," detailing the exercise with illustrative diagrams showing "INICIO" (start) and "FIM" (end) positions. The plaque also lists specific instructions in Portuguese and prominently features the "MATRIX" logo at the bottom. The machine's frame is constructed of grey metallic components, with a textured diamond-plate pattern visible on some surfaces, including the floor and background panels behind the weights. Clear, protective acrylic or polycarbonate shields are positioned above the weight stack and around moving parts, reflecting overhead gym lighting and indistinct shapes, possibly including other gym equipment and vague human figures. A silver rod connected to a cable mechanism extends from the weight stack. Above the main instructional plaque, a red circular sticker with the number "114" is visible on the upper frame. On the far right, a yellow-orange "CUIDADO" (Warning) label with safety instructions in Portuguese is affixed to a grey frame element. No individuals are directly interacting with the machine.