The Best HIT Machines and Equipment for New Gyms and Studios

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Jeff Turner

How big of an impact can the equipment you choose have on your HIT Business?

Imagine Strength’s Jeff Turner returns to talk about why your HIT studio equipment should help you to become as profitable as possible while helping you give your clients great results.

We also go into new additions and improvements that help you serve more customers, we talk about your feedback, and we go into some design details that explain how you can get the most out of training clients with different physical needs and limitations.

If you’ve wanted to know more about Imagine Strength, the new machines that are coming, and how to get them outside of the United States, make sure you check out this episode.

(Disclosure: Imagine Strength sponsors the High Intensity Business podcast).

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Show Notes

00:45 – The Imagine Strength approach to creating machines for trainers
03:56 – How is Imagine Strength equipment different from other HIT Machines?
05:58 – Technical Features and Differences
09:25 – The current biggest changes, developments, and improvements that trainers and HIT studio owners should look forward to
16:55 – Does Imagine Strength ship to Europe, Asia, and Australia?
19:11 – The biggest challenges that Imagine Strength had to overcome as a HIT equipment company
24:04 – Is Imagine Strength being affordable a weakness?
26:20 – Will Imagine Strength need to increase their prices due to increased tariffs on Chinese imports?
27:59 – Which machines have seat belts?
31:04 – Are there any plans to improve the lever / assist pedal on the torso arm? (Jeff explains the reasons behind certain design decisions)
38:50 – Are there plans to allow the back pad on the overhead press to become more adjustable?
40:38 – Could Imagine Strength’s upper body machines get a retractable and adjustable foot rest in the future?