Strength Equipment

Home Strength Equipment

ADVANTAGE FITNESS carries home strength training equipment from the industry's leading manufacturers. Keep in mind, there are many things to consider when selecting strength equipment for your home, so it's important to consult with an exercise equipment specialist before making such an important decision. No matter what space or budget constraints you might be facing, we'll work with you to ensure your goals and objectives are met.

• Home Gyms
  Streamlined and efficient. The most popular choice for the home.

• Free weights, Dumbbells, Smith Machines, and Racks
  Offering unlimited versatility for the user.

There are many things to consider when purchasing strength training equipment for your home-in addition to price. ADVANTAGE FITNESS can help you select the right equipment for you.

Commercial Strength Equipment

ADVANTAGE FITNESS carries strength training equipment from the industry's leading manufacturers. Keep in mind, there are many things to consider when selecting strength equipment for your fitness facility, so it's important to consult with an industry expert before making such an important decision. No matter what space or budget constraints you might be facing, we'll work with you to ensure your goals and objectives are met.

• Selectorized Strength Training Equipment
  Choose from single stations, dual-stations, or multi-stations.

• Plate-Loaded Strength Training Equipment.
  Effective, affordable, the choice thousands of high school, college, and professional athletes choose.

• Free Weights.
  An important element of any commercial fitness center.

There are many things to consider when purchasing strength equipment for your fitness center in addition to price. Your ADVANTAGE FITNESS Commercial Sales Representative can help you select the right products-and the right product mix-for your facility. The following article may help you during the process.

General Buying Considerations for Commercial Strength Equipment

Provided by the editors of On-Site Fitness Magazine

On-site fitness centers are as unique as the individuals they serve. From travelers to apartment community residents and from corporate employees to university students, on-site fitness center users comprise a diverse group. However, despite the varying needs of this market's users, some on-site fitness center buying considerations are universal. Two common factors include equipment ease of use and maintenance requirements.

Ease of Use

In addition to offering a convenient place to exercise, on-site facilities must also provide equipment that is simple to use. Hop on a piece of cardio equipment yourself and look at the display. If it seems bewildering to you, then it will probably confuse your users. The same holds true for strength equipment. If your users feel frustrated with the equipment, they won't use it or your center. Yet, offering easy-to-use machines is a simple first step in making sure your investment pays off.

Maintenance

Your equipment's durability and its maintenance contract directly impact your purchases' success. Machines that break down frequently cause headaches and lost opportunities for you and your users. Consider buying a service agreement to help decrease the number of needed repairs. When purchasing fitness equipment, consider your equipment's long-term costs versus its initial price. Buy equipment that fulfills your goals and your users' goals, even if the machines are more expensive up front. Smart purchases ensure that your investment pays dividends for years to come.

Consult with your sales representative

Developing a successful fitness center requires a focused, well-thought plan. However, do not feel you must execute this project alone. In fact, unless your expertise is in fitness, you probably cannot construct your center without some help. Find a partner who can work with you. Look for someone who listens to your needs, learns about your business, and helps advance your goals.