Commercial Gym Equipment
Gym Pros has been in the fitness industry offering commercial gym equipment packages for over 2 decades. We have outfit several top of the line commercial facilities with our new and used gym equipment. There are several different levels to choose from depending on your facilities custom needs featuring the best brands in strength and cardio.
Commercial Fitness Equipment Service Levels
Call us today to make an inquiry on our inventory. We are getting new deals every week and have a more fluid inventory than what we show on our website. Our commercial gym equipment is available in a few different tiers:
- Used Gym Equipment : This equipment has been used in a facility. Many times we are getting the equipment from a center where it has gotten limited use. Even if that is the case, any equipment that is shipped from our facility goes through a 38 point inspection first. From the motor of a treadmill to the grips and console, we ensure your equipment is serviced and delivered at the highest of standards. Used Gym Equipment packages are fluid in our inventory so call to see what is currently available.
- Refurbished Gym Equipment : Similar to what you read above, refurbished commercial gym equipment has undergone a detailed process so that you are getting a like-new unit. When a used unit has been purchased, our team will go through the 38 point inspection to assess all parts of the unit, ensuring that they have a rating of 8 or above.
- Brand New Gym Equipment : This really does not require much of an explanation. New is a very safe way to go and sometimes the only way you can do it. We have the ability to get almost any units completely brand new as well as offering Brands outside of the big names that deliver an amazing value.
Popular Commercial Gym Equipment
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Stairmaster 7000pt Commercial Stepmill (Blue screen). Call Now For Lowest Pricing Guaranteed!
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Precor AMT 100I Commercial Elliptical. Call Now For Lowest Pricing Guaranteed!
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Matrix T7XE Commercial Remanufactured Treadmill. Call Now For Lowest Pricing Guaranteed!
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Hammer Strength ISO P/L Lateral Shoulder Press (Remanufactured)
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Matrix R7xe Commercial Remanufactured Recumbent. Call Now on Todays Price Drop
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Precor 956i Experience Commercial Treadmill.Call Now For Lowest Pricing Guaranteed!
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Commercial Gym Equipment Considerations
When looking at commercial gym equipment for your facility, there are several points to consider. The fitness industry is continually releasing new cardio and strength products, but not every piece will be suited to your business needs. Treadmill, ellipticals, and exercise bikes may be fitness center staples, but if you’re launching a boutique concept then you might want something a little different. Commercial Strength power racks, a leg press and smith machines are fundamental to most strength training facilities, but if you’re keen to differentiate with functional workouts then a rig with accessories will be more suitable. We pride ourselves on our extensive experience and expertise, so are always happy to discuss options like weight benches, fitness accessories, plate storage with our clients to round out the complete gym package.
The first thing that most people consider is their budget. This will have the biggest influence on what types of equipment are available to you and how many pieces you can purchase. At Gym Pros, we don’t think the budget should be a constraint when choosing fitness equipment, so we work hard to stock a variety of products at a wide range of price points (as well as easy financing). We supply used and refurbished gym equipment, as well as brand new models too. This means we have products that are suitable for a diverse range of equipment budgets, large or small.
If you operate health clubs or fitness centers, then your members should also be a key consideration. Their exercise needs and demographics will have a huge impact on the types of training equipment you install. We know from previous IHRSA reports that equipment usage varies by age group and gender. People aged 18-25 tend to prefer free weights, whereas older adults aged 65+ enjoy recumbent exercise bikes. Interestingly, the commercial treadmill is universally popular across all ages and genders. By aligning your commercial gym equipment choices with your members’ needs, you’ll ensure everything is well-used and your customers are happy. This, in turn, maximizes the return on your investment, so you get the best possible business benefit for every single dollar.
Another consideration is the space you have available in your fitness center. Floor space and ceiling height can both have a big impact on the suitability of commercial gym equipment. Some treadmills (such as Life Fitness and the newer Precor models) have a lower step-up height, making them a better option for facilities with low ceilings. You could use one of the Cybex Arc trainers if you are looking for a boxier (less horizontal) unit to save length. You’ll also want to check the height of functional training rigs like jungle gyms to ensure they not only fit but have additional space above them. Functional trainers (modernized cable crossovers) are great for the commercial indoor minimalist facility. Installation of these products can be hampered if there’s not enough space to maneuver, or ceiling fittings like lights or air conditioning units block the space. If you’re more limited by floor space than ceiling height, then a versatile training machine like the Adaptive Motion Trainer may be more suitable. It allows your members to run, climb, and perform elliptical movements, combining the benefits of three machines into one. You can also leverage other exercise equipment like an upright bike, plate loaded hammer strength equipment to target the upper body and lower body as well as recumbent bikes or a rowing machine for a less expensive cardio blast.
By considering your budget, members, and space, you’ll have a much clearer idea of the types of commercial fitness equipment that are suitable. Once you’ve narrowed down your focus to specific equipment categories, you can start to look at individual models in detail.
What to Look for in Commercial Fitness Equipment
Once you’ve identified the equipment you need, how do you know if it’s a good purchase? When you’re buying used or refurbished commercial gym equipment, how can you be sure it’ll last? These are questions that many gym operators come up against, so here are some tips to get you started rounding out your complete gym.
#1 – Service History
If you’re looking at used equipment, then ask to see the service history. A machine that’s been well taken care of will have been serviced annually to keep it in good working order. Annual servicing extends the life cycle of strength, cardio, and indoor cycling equipment, so it’s better to buy used products with this background.
#2 – Mileage
In cardio equipment specifically, the ‘mileage’ or similar record of usage can be found under the hood. A service engineer will be able to remove the cover or run diagnostics that show this number, giving you an accurate reading of how well-used a unit is. Like with buying used cars, the lower the mileage, the less wear and tear it’ll have experienced.
#3 – Brand
As a general rule, commercial gym equipment manufactured by premium brands tends to last for longer. The servicing and maintenance are also much easier since fewer things go wrong during its lifespan. This is because brands like Life Fitness, Star Trac, Precor, Matrix Fitness and Technogym use higher quality parts, materials, and manufacturing processes. They also have more equipment experience than newer manufacturers, so have ironed out any kinks in the products a long time ago.
#4 – Warranty terms
Whatever type of commercial fitness equipment you go for, it’s important to select an appropriate warranty. It gives you added peace of mind and will cover some or all of the costs should something go wrong with a machine. On strength equipment, it’s common for a warranty to cover the frame but not upholstery. For cardio equipment, the warranty may apply to the entire unit or specific parts only. One thing to note is that equipment designed for use in home gyms will not be suitable for a commercial setting. Using it in this way can invalidate the manufacturer’s warranty and leave you out of pocket over the long run. When choosing equipment, consider whether the warranty covers your needs and ask for other options if it doesn’t.
#5 – Customer service
Choosing commercial gym equipment involves more than the fitness products themselves. You should also look for a supplier who provides high levels of customer service and support. At Gym Pros we work hard to exceed the expectations of our clients and deliver a complete package of equipment and services. Our customer service team are available via phone, email, and online chat, so you can always speak to a real person about your query. Reach us directly at 888-502-2348 today!
To learn more about our commercial gym equipment ranges, browse the menu categories above or get in touch. Our experienced team can advise you on the best options based on your budget, membership demographics, and available space. With over 80 years of fitness experience between them, they’re knowledgeable about selecting commercial fitness equipment that addresses practical business needs. Get in touch here.