Stepper & Ergometer

1. What are studio cardio machines?

Studio cardio machines are high-quality fitness devices specifically designed for intensive use in gyms. They are characterized by their durability, robustness, and advanced features that meet the demands of professional training environments.

2. What types of studio cardio machines are there?

Common studio cardio machines include:
• Treadmills: For walking, jogging, or sprinting.
• Elliptical trainers: Provide low-impact full-body workouts.
• Ergometers: Bikes for intensive endurance training.
• Rowing machines: Effective full-body workout.
• Steppers and stair climbers: Simulate stair climbing and strengthen leg muscles.

3. What distinguishes studio cardio machines from home machines?

Studio cardio machines are designed for continuous and intensive use, featuring reinforced frames and more powerful motors. They often offer advanced functions, such as diverse training programs, higher load capacities, and improved ergonomics to meet the needs of various users.

4. What are the benefits of studio cardio machines?

They ensure high reliability and longevity, even with intense use. The machines provide precise performance, multiple adjustment options, and are often equipped with advanced monitoring systems that capture training data in detail.

5. Are studio cardio machines suitable for home use?

Although primarily developed for gym use, studio cardio machines can also be used at home. They offer top quality and durability but require more space and are generally more expensive than home-use machines.