While many of our readers are home gym owners, and we’ve extensively covered the best home gym equipment with our reviews, we know that many of you may be looking for commercial-grade gym equipment.
Whether you’re setting up a commercial gym, CrossFit box, office gym, or simply want the most durable options for your garage gym, you’ll want to choose high-end equipment that’s built to last. We love home gyms, but we understand that a lot of the strength equipment meant for private home use may not last very long in a commercial setting.
For each category of equipment, there are countless options to choose from, which is why we’ve assembled this list of the best commercial gym equipment. If you’re looking for durable, versatile equipment that will work in any gym setting, whether that’s the best cardio machines or most versatile barbell, this guide has everything you need.
Best Commercial Gym Equipment
- Best Commercial Functional Trainer: REP Fitness Ares 2.0
- Best Commercial Squat Rack: Rogue R-3 Power Rack
- Best Commercial Bench: REP FB-5000 Competition Flat Bench
- Best Commercial Barbell: Eleiko IWF Bar
- Best Commercial Rower: Concept2 RowErg
- Best Commercial Treadmill: Sole Fitness TT8
- Best Commercial Elliptical: NordicTrack Airglide A14i
- Best Commercial Stationary Bike: Peloton Bike+
Best Commercial Functional Trainer: REP Fitness Ares 2.0
Good for: Those who want to upgrade their existing power rack
The REP Ares 2.0 is an upgrade of the original REP Fitness Ares Cable Attachment. This functional trainer integration features improvements such as a raised low row attachment point, as well as a deeper set weight stack, to allow for more space within the power rack. The Ares 2.0 comes with dual 260-pound weight stacks, with an option to make them 310 pounds.
What our tester says:
“Although the original Ares was nice, the REP Ares 2.0 keeps the level of quality high, using premium cables and pulleys. The cable travel is very smooth, and the rack stays solid.”
A functional trainer is one of the best upgrades for gym owners, especially if you only have barbells and dumbbells. Since most commercial gyms will have a power rack, or should, the REP Fitness Ares 2.0 is one of the best ways to upgrade your setup without taking up too much space.
We know there are plenty of great functional trainers that don’t require a power rack. However, even commercial gyms often run out of space, and for those building smaller gyms or strength and conditioning facilities, the Ares 2.0 allows you to upgrade an existing power rack, so you don’t lose any floor space. We give this a 4 out of 5 for the footprint and portability.
Functional trainers allow you to use a pair of cable handles that can be set to nearly any height. While athletes who compete in barbell sports may not use cables very often, plenty of fitness enthusiasts love the versatility provided by cable exercises.
GGR founder Cooper “Coop” Mitchell is a big fan of the Ares 2.0, giving it 4.5 out of 5 for its durability and construction.
“The plastic lining on the trolley and pins helps prevent scratching on the uprights,” Coop says. “On the original, the posts began to wear down. You won’t see that with the 2.0.”
The pulleys are very smooth, earning 5 out of 5 for their smoothness and stability. The dual 260-pound weight stacks can be upgraded to 310 pounds, making them ideal for stronger athletes who want to perform heavy cable rows, lat pulldowns, and other exercises.
If you don’t have a compatible power rack, you may need to buy a standalone functional trainer instead, as the Ares 2.0 is designed to fit inside the popular REP PR-4000 or PR-5000 racks. However, if you already have a compatible power rack and want a functional trainer that’s commercial-grade and built to last, this is the best option on the market.
For more, check out our full REP Ares 2.0 review.
| Dimensions | 57.6″ W; 80″ or 93″ H; adds 6″ of depth to your rack |
| Key features | Aluminum pulleys, 260 lbs per side weight stacks (upgradeable to 310 lbs), built-in micro-adjustment plates |
| Price | Starts at $2,999 |
| Warranty | Lifetime warranty |
Best Commercial Squat Rack: Rogue R-3 Power Rack
Good for: Those looking for one of the best squat racks on the market
Regardless of your gym design, whether it’s a basement gym or high-end commercial gym, a good squat rack is a must-have. While there are plenty of good options on the market, it’s hard to beat the Rogue R-3 power rack, which continues to be one of the best-selling options.
It’s durable, has built-in safety bars, 11-gauge steel uprights, and is made in the USA. It features a classic, durable design and is found in countless weight rooms, CrossFit facilities, functional training centers, and commercial gyms alike.
For versatility, this rack earns a 4.5 out of 5, thanks in part to the Westside hole spacing, which offers far more height settings than most racks.
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“The Rogue R-3 Power Rack truly shines when it comes to benching,” says GGR founder Coop Mitchell. “The Westside hole spacing allows you to make micro adjustments in height, which, although a small design element, is actually a pretty big deal when you’re benching by yourself and don’t want to die under the weight of the bar.”
We also give this 4.75 out of 5 for construction and durability. It’s meant to hold more than 1,000 pounds, far more than 99% of humans will ever need, and the 11-gauge steel feels extremely durable. As Coop said, “This is pretty much the epitome of what Rogue stands for. Strong, dependable, functional, and just absolutely, positively mean looking.”
At $795, you’re also getting exceptional quality for the cost, not to mention a lifetime warranty, so this earns 5 out of 5 stars for the value.
If you prefer 3” x 3” uprights or want a larger frame, there are more expensive options that may be worth considering. However, in our opinion, this is the best squat rack for the money, especially for commercial gym owners who will be purchasing multiple racks and want to maximize space efficiency.
To learn more, read our full Rogue R-3 Power Rack Review.
| Dimensions | 49” L x 24” W x 90” H |
| Key features | 11-gauge steel construction, 2” x 3” uprights |
| Price | $795 |
| Warranty | Lifetime warranty |
Best Commercial Bench: REP FB-5000 Competition Flat Bench
Good for: Gym owners looking for a heavy-duty bench
The Titan Fitness Elite Series Flat Bench is a budget-friendly and heavy-duty flat bench that’s capable of withholding up to 1,000 pounds.
What our tester says:
“Sure, the quality of the welds, packaging, vinyl, etc., isn’t at the level of Rogue or some of the other brands on our list, but in terms of ‘getting the job done,’ it pretty much hits every checkbox.”
REP has become one of the most popular brands in the gym equipment space, thanks to their high-quality products that are extremely durable, versatile, and functional. This equipment line includes a variety of weight benches, and the REP FB-5000 is our pick for the best commercial bench.
It’s durable, comfortable, and has a weight capacity of 1,000 pounds, earning it 5 out of 5 stars for construction and durability. For the price, you’re going to be hard-pressed to find a more durable bench.
The FB-5000 is a competition bench, which means it meets IPF powerlifting competition standards with a 16.9” bench height. You don’t need to be a powerlifter to use this bench, but this means that it’s designed for the strongest bench pressers in the world.
Coop also pointed out a design feature he loves, saying, “If you take a look at the front, you’ll see that it has a single post-design, which is great for foot placement.”
This competition-style design makes this bench very comfortable to use, and you don’t need to worry about getting your feet caught on the legs of the bench. For ergonomics, this earns 5 out of 5 stars.
At only $239, this bench is an absolute steal, earning 4.75 out of 5 for value, and unless you need an adjustable bench, this will likely be the last bench you ever need to buy.
“I have now had the Rep FB-5000 Flat Bench for over three years,” Coops says. “I’ve used it in my garage gym time and time again, and have had probably close to 100 other people use it in my personal training studio. Despite it being used by so many and so often, it still feels and performs as it did on day one.”
The only thing it’s missing is an incline setting, but if you don’t need that, this is the best flat bench on the market.
Read our REP FB-5000 Review for more details.
| Dimensions | 48” L x 12” W pad, 50.5” L x 21” W x 16.9” H |
| Key features | 11-gauge steel, 1,000-lb weight capacity, IPF standard height |
| Price | $239 |
| Warranty | 10-year frame warranty |
Best Commercial Barbell: Eleiko IWF Bar
Good for: Lifters who want the best weightlifting barbell on the market
For most strength athletes and fitness enthusiasts, a barbell is going to be one of the most-used pieces of equipment in your gym. When it comes to barbells, we recommend getting the best barbell you can afford. If you’re looking for commercial-quality equipment, nothing beats the Eleiko IWF bar.
Made of Swedish steel, this bar is designed for Olympic weightlifting but is versatile enough to be used for nearly any type of training. Eleiko has a reputation for making extremely high-quality equipment, and while this bar is expensive, we think it’s worth every dollar, and give it 4 out of 5 for value.
I asked Caine Wilkes, OLY, CNC, USAW-L1, an Olympian who competed in weightlifting in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, to share his thoughts on the IWF bar. He gave it a 5 out of 5 for durability, saying, “They’re expensive, but they last forever. The IWF bar, even with the high price point, is worth the cost and has quite a reputation behind it.”
Another one of our experts with extensive experience using this barbell is Kate Meier, NASM-CPT, USAW-L1, CF-L1, director of content and owner of a weightlifting gym.
“I love this knurling; it has the best grip I’ve ever used,” says Kate. “It holds chalk very well, and it gives you a great grip without cutting your hands every session. Eleiko is simply in a class of its own.”
It’s worth noting that, since this is a weightlifting bar, it’s best suited for traditional weightlifting exercises, such as snatches or power cleans, as well as general fitness. The only thing it’s not good for is pure powerlifting, as powerlifters often use a stiffer, thicker bar, especially for deadlifts.
For everyone else, this barbell will do an excellent job, earning 4.5 out of 5 stars for its versatility.
To read more, be sure to check out our full Eleiko IWF Weightlifting Bar Review.
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| Dimensions | 86.61” bar length, 16.34” loadable sleeve length |
| Key features | Durable Swedish steel construction, chrome coating and sleeves, 8 precision needle bearings |
| Price | $1,060 |
| Warranty | 12-year warranty |
Best Commercial Rower: Concept2 RowErg
Good for: Those who want the most durable, popular rower on the market
The Concept 2 Model D Rower is the best rowing machine we’ve tested and reviewed, including those that are much more expensive like the WaterRower. There’s a reason you can find Concept 2 products in nearly every gym in the world, including CrossFit Boxes, and home gyms. After having the Model D for over two years, we are still as satisfied with it as we were on day one.
What our tester says:
“The build quality on this rower is tough…nothing about it feels cheap. Concept 2 is a commercial-grade rower, which means it was built with the intention that it would withstand the punishment of constant use at the gym or the CrossFit box with minimal maintenance required.”
In recent years, we’ve seen more and more rowers hitting the market, but nothing beats the original Concept2 RowErg. If you’ve ever used a rower, whether it was in a commercial gym, CrossFit box, or strength and conditioning center, it was probably a Concept2 rower.
With a 500-pound weight capacity and aluminum frame, this rower easily earns 5 out of 5 for durability, as it’s meant to withstand regular, heavy use from a variety of users.
“The build quality on this rower is tough…nothing about it feels cheap,” says Coop Mithcell. “The Concept 2 is a commercial-grade rower, which means it was built with the intention that it would withstand the punishment of constant use at the gym or the CrossFit box with minimal maintenance required.”
Despite its sturdy frame, it’s also very portable, and can be stored vertically, folded, or even hung from a wall, so it’s extremely easy to move out of the way when you’re not using it. We give this a 5-out-of-5-star rating for its footprint and portability.
The only real drawback is the price, and at nearly $1,000, it’s not inexpensive. However, it’s the best rower we’ve ever used, and we still give it 4.5 out of 5 stars for value.
Coop said, “Yes, the RowErg is an expensive piece of cardio equipment at nearly $1,000 shipped, but with the combination of an outstanding workout, extreme durability, and very high resale value if you decide to sell it, this is as safe of a recommendation for us to make as we’ve ever seen.”
If you’re looking to buy a commercial-grade rower, look no further than the Concept2 Row Erg. There are other options to choose from, but this has been battle-tested for years in CrossFit boxes, and still our top choice when it comes to rowers.
To learn more, read our full Concept2 RowErg Review.
| Dimensions | 96″ L x 24″ W x 14″ H |
| Key features | Aluminum frame, steel rear legs, portable design |
| Price | $990 |
| Warranty | 5-year frame; 2-year moving parts and monitor |
Best Commercial Treadmill: Sole Fitness TT8
Good for: Gym owners who want a durable, heavy-duty treadmill
A treadmill is a staple piece of equipment in most health clubs and gyms, and one where the price you pay significantly impacts the quality and durability of your machine. For those looking for a commercial treadmill, the Sole Fitness TT8 is one of the best choices on the market.
Lindsay Scheele, CPT, CNC, gave this 4 out of 5 stars for durability, saying, “This is a heavy-duty, commercial grade treadmill, and one of the first I’ve seen that you could use in either a commercial or home gym setting.”
While many treadmills meant for home gyms tend to be smaller, lighter, and easy to transport, the TT8 is a heavy-duty treadmill that’s built to last. It’s bulky and heavy, with a powerful motor and high weight capacity, but this results in a heavy treadmill that’s difficult to move. For commercial gyms, this is no big deal, but worth pointing out, as it only earned 2 out of 5 stars for portability.
However, in exchange for the large and heavy size, you’re getting a very powerful, durable treadmill that’s built to withstand heavy use. In addition to its durability, it earns 4 out of 5 for adjustability and ergonomics, as it has both incline and decline settings..
Lindsay also loves the adjustability, and said, “If you’re an avid runner and like to do a lot of high speeds, intervals, or hills, this is the treadmill you want to run on.”
With a price tag of nearly $3,000, this certainly isn’t cheap. However, if you’re looking for a durable, commercial-grade treadmill, we think this is one of the best choices on the market.
To learn more, be sure to read our full Sole TT8 Review, or watch Lindsay’s video review below.
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| Dimensions | 82.5” L x 38” W x 66” H |
| Key features | 4.0 HP motor, 400-lb weight capacity, incline and decline settings |
| Price | $2,899 |
| Warranty | Lifetime warranty on frame and motor. 3 years deck; 5 years electronics; 1 year labor |
Best Commercial Elliptical: NordicTrack Airglide A14i
Good for: Gym owners looking for a durable elliptical with a great warranty
The NordicTrack AirGlide 14i Elliptical offers both incline and decline training, an adjustable stride length, and a 14-inch touchscreen display for iFIT interactive programming. You’ll enjoy the AirGlide if you want to break a sweat with expert instruction and motivation from iFIT trainers and coaches.
What our tester says:
“I also love the AutoAdjust features brought on via the programming. Rather than adjusting settings yourself, the machine automatically does it for you in accordance with your on-screen instructor.”
Whether you’re outfitting a commercial gym or simply looking to upgrade your home cardio setup, an elliptical is a great machine that offers a low-impact, versatile, full-body workout. When it comes to ellipticals, we think the NordicTrack AirGlide 14i is one of the best options available.
Ellipticals may feel easier than running, but research shows1 that ellipticals deliver the same cardiovascular benefits as running, making them a solid low-impact alternative for those with achy joints.
To start, this elliptical has plenty of training settings, earning 5 out of 5 stars for versatility. In addition to 26 resistance levels, users can choose from both incline and decline settings. However, Lindsay Scheele, CPT, CNC, had one small callout, saying, “When the incline changes, the incline motor is so loud you can hear it over the music.”
Noise aside, this elliptical also has integrated iFIT classes, which is a great smart feature. There are thousands of virtual classes to choose from, and your resistance settings will automatically adjust to keep you working at the right intensity.
“I took the ‘climbing pyramid’ class, which consists of climbing three mountains,” says Lindsay, who gave the workout experience 5 out of 5 stars. “The iFIT personal trainer was fantastic, and I was automatically excited about the class because the second song was from the ‘Barbie’ soundtrack, and there’s nothing like good music to make you try hard.”
This elliptical also earns 5 out of 5 for the ergonomics. In addition to a wide range of resistance settings, the stride length is adjustable, and there are multiple handlebar settings to choose from.
If you want to read more details, check out our full NordicTrack AirGlide 14i Review.
| Dimensions | 69″ L x 25″ W x 71″ H |
| Key features | 26 resistance settings, silent magnetic resistance, -5% to 15% incline settings |
| Price | $1,799 |
| Warranty | 10-year frame, 2-year parts, 1-year labor |
Best Commercial Stationary Bike: Peloton Bike+
Good for: Those who want to enjoy indoor cycling classes and virtual courses
One of the more expensive options for virtual biking, the Peloton Bike is designed to be an all-in-one fitness solution on a high-quality cardio machine. You’re paying not only for the bike, but the unique training experience it makes accessible from the comfort of your home.
What our tester says:
“Sure, this bike may need regular maintenance and other bikes may be built better, but the streaming experience is unbeatable. I’ve had to reach out to Peloton support twice in two years, and they’ve been vey responsive and fast to ship replacement parts. I’m happy with my purchase.”
For those who don’t enjoy the treadmill or elliptical, a stationary bike is one of the best ways to get your cardio done, especially one with virtual classes, like the Peloton Bike+. For commercial gym owners who don’t have a dedicated spin studio in their gym, exercise bikes with virtual classes are the best alternative, and it’s hard to beat the legendary Peloton.
The bike itself is very durable and comfortable, with an adjustable seat, handlebars, and resistance that’s controlled by turning a knob. It’s easy to get comfortable on this bike, and we give it a 4.5 out of 5 for adjustability and ergonomics. Where Peloton really shines is in its streaming class service.
Users can choose from thousands of pre-recorded or live sessions, filtering classes by length, difficulty level, instructor, music style, and more. If classes aren’t your thing, you can also enjoy virtual scenic rides all over the world, or simply start a ride with a blank screen that shows your stats.
I’ve owned the original Peloton for several years, and I love being able to choose the classes I want to take. It’s great to be able to sort by music genre in particular, so I can pick different classes based on what mood I’m in.
With an active subscription, users can also use the large HD monitor to stream media from services like Netflix, YouTubeTV, Disney+, and much more. I regularly use this feature, especially since I can pair my Polar H10 heart rate sensor via Bluetooth, and see my heart rate displayed while I watch something. Overall, this bike earns 5 out of 5 stars for tech capabilities.
Compared to the original Peloton, the Bike+ has been upgraded with a 23.8” HD rotating touchscreen. Since Peloton offers plenty of streaming classes that aren’t spin classes, like strength training and yoga, users can rotate the screen to follow along.
This isn’t the cheapest bike, but it’s extremely versatile and durable, and a fantastic choice for any gym setting. We think the quality is well worth the price, and give it 4.5 out of 5 for value.
Read our full Peloton Bike Plus Review to learn more.
| Dimensions | 59″ L x 59″ H x 22″ W |
| Key features | Streaming classes, 23.8” HD rotating touchscreen |
| Price | $2,495 |
| Warranty | 12-month limited warranty |
Other Commercial Gym Equipment We Researched
Having tested thousands of pieces of exercise equipment over the years, there are many items we considered including in our list that didn’t quite make the cut. Here are a few other items we love, but didn’t include in our list.
- REP Fitness Colorado Bar: While the Eleiko IWF is the best commercial barbell we’ve tested, there are plenty of close runner-ups, including the versatile Colorado Bar. It’s not quite as durable, but it’s close.
- Titan Fitness Functional Trainer: The Ares 2.0 is the ideal choice for those with a compatible power rack. If you don’t have one, or prefer a standalone trainer, this is our recommendation.
- REP Nighthawk Bench: If you’re looking for an adjustable bench, the REP Nighthawk is one of the best on the market. We like the flat FB-5000 better for commercial gyms, thanks to its durable construction and lower price, but this is another great option.
How We Picked and Tested the Best Commercial Gym Equipment
Ever since Cooper “Coop” Mitchell started Garage Gym Reviews in 2014, we’ve tested thousands of pieces of fitness equipment. We’ve used countless barbells, benches, squat racks, and more, testing as many pieces of gear as we can get our hands on.
Whether we’re testing the best budget home gym equipment, running shoes, or seeing how far we can drop something expensive before it breaks, we’ve tested it all.
In addition, our team of testers includes certified personal trainers, strength coaches, registered dietitians, gym owners, and even an Olympian. Many of us have spent countless hours in various gym settings, using different types of equipment, and we know how to tell the good from the bad. As a team, we have decades of combined fitness industry experience.
For each product we test, we spend plenty of time using all of the features before using our equipment testing methodology to assign a final score. This helps provide an unbiased score by rating gym equipment on the most important criteria, including:
- Durability and construction
- Footprint and portability
- Ergonomics and functionality
- Ordering and delivery
- Warranty
- Customer support
As we were assembling this list, we specifically looked for commercial fitness equipment, looking for high durability scores and equipment that’s built to last.
We didn’t include weight plates or dumbbells on this list, for good reason. With weight plates, there are so many options that get the job done, and for commercial gyms, you just need something durable.
While we think adjustable dumbbells are great for home gyms, we’d never recommend them for commercial gyms as they’re not meant to be dropped over and over. Any standard dumbbells should work well.
Benefits of Commercial Gym Equipment
If you’re new to gym equipment, you’ll quickly realize that most pieces of equipment are available from a variety of manufacturers at a wide range of price points. While there’s plenty of great budget-friendly gear to choose from, spending more often results in a more durable, well-constructed piece of strength equipment.
For those building a private home gym that will be well-maintained, you may not need the most expensive options. However, if you plan to share the gym with others or set up a commercial fitness facility, we strongly recommend investing in the best equipment available.
Whether you’re opening a weightlifting gym, CrossFit box, hotel gym, or office gym, or you simply want to slam your weights at home without breaking them, here are a few benefits that commercial-grade gym equipment can offer.
Durability
When it comes to gym equipment, durability is a huge concern. For private home gyms, you can be respectful of your own gear, and you may not need to splurge for the most durable equipment on the market.
However, for commercial gym owners, there is no way to control how often people drop, slam, and otherwise rough-handle your equipment. This is why paying for the most premium, durable equipment you can afford is a good idea, as it’ll save you money in the long run when you aren’t constantly replacing equipment.
Versatility
Commercial gym owners should also prioritise versatility over specialized equipment. For example, you might be a powerlifter, but those who aren’t may not appreciate a stiff powerlifting bar.
That’s why we suggest commercial equipment that can be used for a variety of fitness goals and training styles, rather than specialty equipment that focuses solely on one training style or exercise.
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Longevity
Even with regular care and maintenance, plenty of gym equipment requires regular maintenance. Treadmill belts wear out, chains need to be replaced, pulleys can break, and other components may require maintenance.
With commercial equipment, you’re more likely to find durable gear that’s meant to withstand heavy, regular use and should last significantly longer.
Buying Guide: What to Look for in Commercial Gym Equipment
If you’re having a hard time deciding what to buy, or you’re considering other options that aren’t on our list, here are the most important things to consider when shopping for commercial gym equipment.
Price Point
Most of the equipment on our list won’t fall within the budget category. However, with reputable brands, you get what you pay for, and if you’re looking for commercial-grade equipment, you’ll have to pay a little more.
We selected our top picks for each equipment category, but there are plenty of options available for each. If something on our list costs more than you want to spend, we’ve reviewed hundreds of pieces of gym equipment over the years that may work better for you.
Materials
When selecting equipment, you should always consider the materials, as they significantly impact longevity. Not to mention, higher-quality equipment often results in a better workout experience, whether that’s smoother pulleys or better knurling.
Construction quality can vary widely, and more often than not, higher-end equipment is made from superior materials.
Delivery and Assembly
Gym equipment can be heavy and challenging to assemble, especially larger, commercial-grade pieces. If you’re not comfortable building things yourself, don’t have a helper, or simply don’t want to, be sure to check the delivery policies.
Some companies only offer doorstep delivery, while some offer white-glove service and will set up the equipment for you, for an additional fee.
Warranty
Most of the equipment we offered includes some kind of warranty, ranging from a 1-year warranty all the way to a lifetime warranty. In some cases, you may be able to purchase an extended warranty, which may be a good idea if you’re going to be using this equipment in a public gym.
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FAQs About the Best Commercial Gym Equipment
What’s the best brand of commercial gym equipment?
There are plenty of brands to choose from that make high-quality equipment designed for commercial gyms. Popular gym equipment brands often found in commercial gyms include Rogue, Prime, Hammer Strength, Life Fitness, Precor, REP, Eleiko, Cybex, and more.
What is commercial gym equipment?
Commercial gym equipment is designed to be used in public gyms, where it’ll likely receive regular usage and significant wear and tear. Compared to home fitness equipment, commercial equipment is usually going to have better construction, durability, and longevity, though it’ll cost more.
What equipment is needed for a commercial gym?
The equipment you need depends on the type of gym you’re building and the types of members you have in your gym. Most gyms require a mix of strength and cardio equipment, with essentials including power racks, barbells, bumper plates, dumbbells, benches, treadmills, kettlebells, rowing machines, and more.
Most commercial fitness centers also feature a mix of free weights and strength training machines, providing a diverse range of equipment for gym users. Consider that your gym members will have a variety of health and wellness goals, so you’ll want to offer plenty of equipment options.
References
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