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core health & fitness

At Core, we know that a passion for fitness can move us through life with great purpose. With that purpose comes goals; to build your dream space, to create a community, to share your fitness journey. Our team of professionals can make your dreams a reality. From space design and equipment selection to introducing technology, flooring, and recovery space partners; Core has a global network to meet your every need from concept to installation and through fitness programming and maintenance.

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Our promise is to maximize customer delight and trust. It is our job to go above and beyond to create memorable customer experiences and surpass our customers’ expectations, creating strong relationships and lifelong brand advocates.

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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHT

stairmaster

10G

StairMaster invented the stepper category and redefined it with the 10G. The 10G is the most intense stair-climbing machine ever built, engineered for those who refuse to settle. Featuring the industry’s widest, deepest steps and our groundbreaking OverDrive Training Mode, the 10G simulates real-world resistance—pushing, carrying, climbing—demanding maximum effort. With ergonomic handrails for all climbing styles and a low step-up height, it’s designed for elite performance and total accessibility. This isn’t just a stair climber—it’s a test of strength, endurance, and willpower. Own the climb. Own the summit.

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FAQs

How many pieces of commercial gym equipment does a facility typically need?
The quantity of commercial gym equipment depends on the size of the facility, expected member traffic, and the types of exercise programs offered. Health clubs may require multiple treadmill, bike, elliptical, and rower units to support peak cardio demand, along with strength equipment such as racks, plate-loaded machines, selectorized circuits, and benches. During the Request a Quote process, our team helps determine the appropriate mix for your workout floor.
What is the difference between commercial fitness equipment and home gym equipment?
Commercial fitness equipment is engineered for continuous daily use in gyms, hotels, and training facilities, while home gym and home fitness products are typically designed for occasional personal workouts. Commercial equipment prioritizes durability, serviceability, and consistent performance across high-traffic environments.
How do I compare different commercial equipment brands and product lines?
When evaluating commercial gym equipment, operators typically compare durability, training functionality, console technology, and how the equipment supports different exercise styles. Core Health & Fitness offers multiple industry-leading brands, including Star Trac, StairMaster, Nautilus, Schwinn, and Throwdown—so facilities can build a cohesive workout environment using high-quality fitness solutions across cardio and strength training.
Can a facility mix multiple equipment brands in the same gym?
Yes. Many commercial fitness facilities use a combination of cardio, strength equipment, racks, benches, and functional training systems from multiple brands within the Core portfolio. Mixing brands can allow operators to match the best equipment to each training zone, whether that includes plate-loaded strength areas, indoor cycling bikes, or performance cardio trainers.
What information is needed to request a quote for commercial gym equipment?
Most buyers provide information about the facility type, square footage, training goals, and the types of equipment they are considering, such as treadmills, exercise bikes, ellipticals, selectorized strength equipment, or racks. Floor plans or layout ideas are also helpful. This information allows the team to recommend a commercial fitness equipment solution that supports the intended workout experience.
What should I consider when selecting cardio equipment for a commercial gym?
Facilities typically evaluate durability, console features, training programs, and member usability. Popular options include treadmills, bikes, ellipticals, stair climbers, and rowers that support a wide range of cardio workouts while maintaining long-term reliability in commercial environments.
Can commercial fitness equipment purchases be phased over time?
Yes. Many operators phase training equipment investments across multiple budget cycles. A facility might begin with foundational equipment such as racks, benches, and selectorized strength machines, then expand with additional cardio machines, plate-loaded equipment, or studio-focused training solutions as membership demand grows.
Are there power or technology considerations when installing cardio equipment?
Some cardio machines require power for consoles and connected training features, while others may be self-powered depending on the model. When planning installations for treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, or climbers, facilities typically evaluate power access, console placement, and member traffic flow to ensure the exercise equipment integrates smoothly into the overall layout of gyms and fitness spaces.