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Shock single station strength machines

Shock single station strength machines: our professional selection

The Shock range covers single station strength machines for gyms, clubs and professional training areas. Eleven machines are listed, including super squat, leg press style lower body stations, leg extension, lying leg curl, seated row, chest press, incline chest press, shoulder press and a pull up station. Each machine trains one movement, which is what makes the range easy to lay out.

What defines our selection: Shock single station strength machines

References11 references published in this category
Listed prices€3,550 to €3,550 excl. VAT depending on the reference
On quotation10 reference(s) without listed price, priced on quotation
ConditionNew professional equipment only, no used or refurbished items
WarrantySpecific to each brand and reference, stated on the product page
Quote and deliveryQuote within 24 working hours; delivery in France charged separately, installation available on quotation
CustomersOver 2,500 customers equipped since 2013: gyms, hotels, local authorities, clubs

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Light In Fitness, a B2B fitness equipment distributor and manufacturer based in Tours, France, since 2013, has equipped more than 2,500 clients: gyms, local authorities, hotels, care homes and military bases. This range includes 11 products from the Light In Fitness brand, priced from €3,550 excl. VAT and delivery (10 on quotation). Selections are made by Michaël Galy, founder of Light In Fitness, according to the site, its users and the project budget.

One station, one movement

Multi function machines look economical on paper and cause congestion in practice, because a member occupies the whole unit for a full session. Single station machines let a group circulate: one athlete works the chest press while another uses the seated row, and turnaround is fast because nothing has to be reconfigured between users. In a facility with a fixed opening schedule and peak hours, throughput usually matters more than the number of exercises on the equipment list.

Coverage and layout

Between them, the eleven machines cover lower body push and hamstring work, horizontal and vertical pulling, and horizontal, incline and overhead pressing. That is enough for a complete strength area without duplication. Allow circulation between stations rather than lining machines against a wall, and specify flooring appropriate to the loads. Stationary training equipment for gym use falls under EN ISO 20957-1 class S.

Movement group Stations in the range
Lower body push Super squat, leg extension
Hamstrings Lying leg curl
Horizontal pull Seated row
Vertical pull Pull up station
Press Chest press, incline chest press, shoulder press

Frequently asked questions

How many machines does a strength area need?

Enough to cover each movement group without duplicating, then extra units on the stations your members queue for. We size that at quotation stage.

Can the range be combined with free weights?

Yes, and most facilities do, with machines for guided work and a rack area for barbell training.

What support is available after installation?

Spare parts support, with warranty from 2 to 5 years depending on the range.

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