Collection: Functional Trainers

At GymQuip Fitness, we offer a wide range of professional functional trainers and cable machines that fit perfectly into any professional or home gym. Whether you're aiming to build strength, improve mobility, or enhance overall fitness, these versatile machines can support your fitness journey every step of the way.

Our collection features a variety of options, from dual adjustable pulley systems to multi-station machines, so you can find an option for either commercial or home use. All our equipment is high-quality and built for durability and long-term use, for consistent performance even in the most demanding environments.

Functional trainers are essential for their adaptability, enabling users to perform many exercises targeting different muscle groups. Whether you’re focusing on strength, mobility, rehabilitation, or cardio, these machines offer limitless training possibilities and support a variety of fitness goals. If you’re looking for a comprehensive fitness setup, a functional training machine is the most effective equipment for a full-body workout. 

Explore the full range of functional trainers and cable machines at GymQuip Fitness. Browse our collection today or contact us for help finding the perfect equipment for your fitness needs.

Functional Trainers FAQs

What is the difference between a home gym and a functional trainer?

An all-in-one functional trainer typically offers extra versatility that a traditional home gym may lack. Functional trainers can offer a wider range of exercise options in one machine, making them ideal for those seeking diverse workouts in a compact space.

What is the difference between a power rack and a functional trainer?

A power rack primarily focuses on weightlifting, and may not offer the variety of exercises and functional movements that a functional trainer provides. Functional trainers are designed for multi-plane movements, offering a broader spectrum of workouts for strength, flexibility, and functional fitness. In many cases, you can think of a functional trainer as a combination smith machine and cable machine.

Can a functional trainer replace free weights?

Yes, functional trainers can replace many traditional free weight exercises. Because they use adjustable resistance systems, cable pulleys, and attachments to simulate free weight movements, you can easily perform squats, rows, presses, and more.

Discover the GymQuip Difference

We understand that your fitness equipment is an investment in your health, which is why we've curated a selection from the world's most reputable brands. When you choose GymQuip, you choose excellence that lasts.