Vitruvian

The Vitruvian Trainer+, a smart strength device capable of loading weights up to 440lbs, is currently testing a brand new lifting mode named ‘Echo’. We have been testing its beta version and so far it has been an impressive display to how advanced the Vitruvain Trainer+ has become.

In real-time, ‘Echo’ mode is able to adjust the weight of each rep relative to your effort. Given how quick and smooth this new mode on Vitruvian is able to adjust the weight, it feels like a new standard that has yet to be met by its competitors like Tonal and Speediance.

Check out the full hands-on video below to see the new Echo Mode on the Vitruvian Trainer+ in action.

While Tonal may have been one of the first to offer digitally loaded strength equipment, there are more new options coming out every single year. Many of which have their own unique benefits, and all of which are lower in cost.

So today, let’s cover each of the best Tonal alternatives available in 2024.

Today we take an in-depth look and compare the Vitruvian Trainer+ with both the Speediance Gym Monster and Speediance Gym Pal. While these digital strength machines share some similarities, there are also numerous differences between them.

Digital strength training devices like the Vitruvian Trainer are becoming more and more popular for home gyms. So in the video below, I want to help answer as many as I can to help those interested decide if a machine like Vitruvian would be a great fit for you.

The Vitruvian Trainer+ Home Gym has a new Pro Kit that includes a ton of upgrades to its accessories. The new Pro Kit includes a completely redesigned Adjustable Bench, a brand-new Pump Handle, a thinner Barbell, and more. Check out the video below to get a first look at all the new changes!

Coach Nyx answers 47 rapid-fire questions about the Vitruvian Trainer+. From her favorite workout modes to the best color lights to lift with, Nyx gives us the inside scoop about the best parts of Vitruvian.

Free weights, like barbells and dumbbells, have long been considered the best tools for strength training. However, with the recent introduction of digital weights, like the Vitruvian Trainer+ and Speediance, that may no longer be the case.

The Vitruvian Trainer+ has added a new workout feature called “Just Lift.” The new mode allows Vitruvian Trainer+ members to jump quickly into a workout without first selecting a specific movement or class. Continue reading below to get the full scoop on how it works.

There are a variety of options when it comes to working out with the Vitruvian Trainer+. There are hundreds of on-demand classes to follow along to, an extensive exercise library, and a custom workout builder. In this guide, we will take you step-by-step on how to both create custom workouts and share them with others.

Over the past six weeks, I’ve been putting the Vitruvian Trainer+ Home Gym through the paces. The Vitruvian Trainer+ is a smart strength device that uses magnetic digital loading and a variety of attachments to mimic barbell, dumbbell, and even a cable training at home.

It is similar to Tonal in many ways, with the key differences being it does not need to be bolted on a way, is easily movable, loads up to over 2X the weight, and is much more consumer friendly (both in price and subscription model). Read below to see our full review.

Welcome to our complete Vitruvian+ Home Gym guide for beginners. Below, we cover everything you need to know in order to have a great experience with the Vitruvian+.

This week at IHRSA, a large fitness trade show in San Diego, I was able to see and test out some new and upcoming fitness products. This included new models and accessories of several Tonal competitors like Vitruvian+, Speediance, and even Echelon!

Tonal recently announced an upcoming $500 increase to the strength device in addition to a 20% increase in the subscription cost. This is the second time Tonal has increased its price in less than a year. With a total cost for the initial year now surpassing $5,000, you may be looking for some lower-cost alternatives. Below are four options you may want to consider.