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Integra Series
No extra weight plates needed.
2 products
Quantum | All-in-One Trainer PRO
Sale Price4.299€
Pollux Smith Machine | Plate-Free Training System
Sale Price2.999€
Got questions?
1. What are all-in-one trainers with integrated weight stacks?
All-in-One Trainers with integrated weight stacks have built-in selectorized weight stacks that you adjust with a pop pin.
There's no manual loading with weight plates, which makes training especially convenient, safe, and efficient.
2. What are the benefits of all-in-one trainers with integrated weight stacks?
Integrated weight stacks offer several advantages:
- Start training right away, no setup needed
- High safety thanks to guided weight movement
- Space-saving design with no loose weight plates
- Low maintenance
3. Who are all-in-one trainers with integrated weight stacks for?
The Integra Series All-in-One Trainers are a great fit for:
- Commercial gyms
- Corporate fitness and hotels
- Physical therapy and rehab centers
- Home gyms where convenience and tidiness matter
4. What exercises can you do on an Integra Series All-in-One Trainer?
Depending on the model, there's a wide range of exercises:
- Lat Pulldown and rows
- Chest and shoulder exercises
- Arm training like biceps and triceps
- Core and functional exercises
That adds up to a complete full-body workout.
5. What weight capacity do all-in-one trainers with integrated weight stacks offer?
The integrated weight stacks typically give you training weights of around 70 to 120 kg.
The exact capacity depends on the model and suits beginners and advanced lifters alike.
6. Are all-in-one trainers with integrated weight stacks suitable for beginners?
Yes, they're ideal for beginners.
Easy weight selection and guided movements make for safe, controlled training.
7. Are the Integra Series All-in-One Trainers also suitable for advanced lifters?
Yes, the Quantum All-in-One Trainer and the Pollux Smith Machine offer plenty of resistance for intense training.
They're designed for commercial gyms and continuous operation too.
8. What is the difference between integrated weight stacks and plate-loaded?
The difference is the weight system:
- Integrated weight stacks: quick adjustment with a pop pin
- Plate-loaded: manual loading with weight plates
Weight stacks are more convenient, while plate-loaded gives you more flexibility.
9. How much space does an all-in-one trainer with integrated weight stacks need?
The footprint depends on the model.
Since no loose weight plates are needed, the Integra All-in-One Trainers are especially space-saving.
10. What should you look for when buying an Integra Series All-in-One Trainer?
The key factors when buying are:
- Weight stack capacity and cable ratio
- Exercise options and modules
- Footprint and overall height
- Build quality and stability
The Integra Series from ATLETICA is the perfect choice if you want an all-in-one trainer with an integrated weight stack that's convenient, safe, and exceptionally low-maintenance.
