Light In Fitness supplies professional fitness equipment to businesses. Established in 2013, we distribute Bodytone, Xebex, Ziva, Toroz, Olive Pro, Lexco and Etenon. We also supply our own steel and stainless ranges. Our teams cover each fit-out stage in France and abroad: site audit, 3D plan, equipment choice, delivery, installation and after-sales. This page explains our claim of expertise across 100 % of the catalogue. We only list equipment families that we specify, install and service. Our clients include clubs, cross-training boxes, hotels, care homes, municipalities and military facilities.
Guided strength and free weights
Our strength range includes Bodytone Forza, Forza FH, Evolution, Solid Rock and SRX Convergent machines. It covers leg press, lat pulldown, shoulder press, leg curl and extension, chest press, rowing, biceps curl and dips. We also supply complete free-weight zones. These include dumbbells from 2.5 to 50 kg, 50 mm Olympic bars, bumper plates and kettlebells. Adjustable FID benches and Smith machines complete the range. The equipment is made in Europe using high-density steel. Clients report fewer after-sales issues than with entry-level imported ranges.
Cardio certified for intensive use
The Bodytone cardio range spans the four families every professional floor needs — treadmills, upright bikes (including self-powered hybrid-resistance models certified to EN ISO 20957-1), ellipticals and rowers. For boxes and athletic-preparation spaces, Xebex brings the professional air bike, air rower and ski trainer. For hotel and wellness settings, quiet cycling bikes and aquabikes complete the offer.
Racks, rigs and multi-station structures
Compact squat racks, power racks rated for heavy loads, multi-station rigs for group formats and wall-mounted rigs for tight floors — plus portable structures, MMA rings and bag hangers for combat-sport rooms and outdoor events. These structures support squats, pull-ups, muscle-ups, dips, deadlifts and full circuit formats.
Sports flooring: tiles, rolls and tatami
Because the floor conditions everything else, we distribute rubber tiles from 15 to 60 mm, rolls and tatami for every zone — cardio, free weights, drop zones, outdoor — with fire-classified options for publicly accessible premises and 12-year warranties. The full logic is in our sports flooring universe.
Outdoor and street workout in stainless steel
For municipalities, public parks, schools, campsites and military bases: street-workout structures and outdoor strength stations certified to EN 16630, built without electronics — bodyweight, hydraulic or inertia resistance only — to survive urban, coastal and exposed environments with minimal maintenance. Warranties run up to 20 years on steel structures and lifetime on stainless steel.
What “expert on 100 % of our catalogue” means in numbers
| Equipment family | Coverage | Reference standard |
|---|---|---|
| Selectorised strength | 5 machine series, all major muscle groups | EN ISO 20957 series, class S |
| Free weights | Dumbbells 2.5-50 kg, Olympic bars, bumpers | EN ISO 20957 series |
| Cardio | 4 families: treadmill, bike, elliptical, rower | EN ISO 20957-1:2024, class S |
| Racks and rigs | From single racks to 10-station rigs | EN ISO 20957 series |
| Sports flooring | Tiles 15-60 mm, rolls, tatami | EN 13501-1 fire classes, EN 14904 |
| Outdoor / street workout | Stainless and galvanised stations | EN 16630 |
The turnkey model: one contact from audit to after-sales
Our integrated service is as important as the equipment. Each project starts with a space and usage audit, followed by a 3D plan. We then choose equipment for the users. Clubs need robust machines and long-term service. Boxes need rigs and impact flooring. Four- or five-star hotels need compact, quiet equipment with premium finishes.
Our own teams handle delivery, installation, commissioning and after-sales. This keeps equipment, flooring and installation under one service, without subcontracting. We have equipped more than 2,500 customers since 2013. One aquatic club increased its Bodytone bike order from 25 to 50 after strong demand for cycling. See how turnkey projects work and the brands we distribute.
The sectors we equip, and what each one actually needs
Claiming expertise only means something against the diversity of real projects. Since 2013 the same team has delivered:
- Fitness clubs and franchises — full floors from 100 to 1,000 m2, where uptime and after-sales response define profitability more than the initial price.
- Cross-training boxes — rigs, platforms and impact flooring engineered for dropped loads and group flow.
- Hotels and residences — compact, silent, design-consistent rooms where a single visibly worn machine damages the property’s review scores.
- Care homes and healthcare facilities — adapted equipment with very low starting resistances, wheelchair access and full standards documentation for inspections.
- Municipalities and schools — outdoor stainless installations bought through public procurement, where EN 16630 test reports and long warranties decide the tender.
- Military and emergency services — high-intensity equipment specified for the heaviest daily usage class.
Each sector has taught us specification reflexes the next one benefits from: hotel acoustics informs care-home tranquillity; military durability informs club uptime; municipal compliance files inform every delivery.
How a project unfolds: six steps, one contact
- Space and usage audit — measurements, substrate, access routes, user profiles, business model.
- 3D layout plan — zoning, circulation, station density, flooring thickness per zone.
- Equipment selection and quotation — calibrated by usage class and budget, returned within 24 working hours.
- Delivery and installation — by our own technicians, including anchoring, levelling and commissioning.
- Handover — conformity certificates, data sheets and maintenance guidance archived in one technical file.
- After-sales — documented spare parts, responsive service, preventive maintenance contracts on request.
Functional accessories: the layer that completes every floor
Ziva and Xebex also supply our functional-training accessories. These include kettlebells, medicine balls, bumper plates, bands and suspension trainers. The range also covers jump ropes, plyo boxes, bars, rings, exercise hammers and battle ropes. Built for intensive commercial use, they let a compact zone support strength, endurance and coordination. We assess them like machines: documented durability, replaceable wear parts and finishes that work together.
Frequently asked questions
Does Light In Fitness sell to individuals or only to businesses?
Our core business is B2B — clubs, hotels, municipalities, healthcare and corporate facilities — but the same professional ranges are available to individuals equipping serious home facilities.
Which certifications does the equipment carry?
Indoor equipment conforms to the EN ISO 20957 series (class S for commercial use) with CE marking; outdoor equipment to EN 16630; flooring carries fire classification under EN 13501-1 where required. Conformity certificates are supplied with every delivery.
Do you install outside France?
Yes. We deliver and install across Europe and handle export projects internationally, with the same single-contact model from audit to commissioning.
What warranties apply?
Up to 20 years on our steel structures and lifetime on stainless steel; commercial equipment carries manufacturer warranties with documented spare-parts availability, which is what keeps a fleet running years after purchase.
Put the expertise to work on your project
Send us your floor plan and objectives: audit, 3D plan and a detailed quotation come back within 24 working hours, free of charge. Learn more about Light In Fitness or contact the team directly.
Réalisations documentées
- Cage street workout ultime, Carcassonne – armée française
- Cage street workout ultime, Tahiti – armée française, Polynésie
- Cage SP Max, centre EPIDE de Combrée – établissement public d’insertion
- Cage SP Max, lycée Saint-Bénigne de Dijon – établissement scolaire
Sources et références
- NF EN 16630 – modules fixes d’entraînement physique de plein air : exigences de sécurité et méthodes d’essai (AFNOR)
- Code du sport, article L322-2 – garanties d’hygiène et de sécurité des établissements d’activités physiques et sportives (Légifrance)
- NF EN ISO 20957-1 – équipement d’entraînement fixe, partie 1 : exigences générales de sécurité et méthodes d’essai (AFNOR)
- AFNOR Normalisation – dossier thématique sur les appareils d’entraînement fixes et leurs classes d’usage


