The most effective 15 minutes in strength training.

Alpha and Omni deliver a complete, fully-measured, full-body workout powered by patented Adaptive Resistance Exercise™ — the result of 15 years of R&D, 1,000+ machines delivered, and 100+ studios & clinics served worldwide.

Backed by the ACE-commissioned Western Colorado University study, published in the International Journal of Research in Exercise Physiology — and trusted by Tony Robbins, Dave Asprey, and Ben Greenfield. In the research: ARX machines are used in the training arm of the ASU Team Healthspan XPRIZE Healthspan study — learn more →.

Alpha vs Omni

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AlphaOmni
Price$43,000 one-time$46,000 one-time
Exercises6 guided-sled exercises16 cable-driven exercises
FootprintAbout 21 sq ft — 32" × 94"About 37 sq ft — 41.6" × 128"
Best forThe fastest full-body workoutMaximum exercise variety
The Alpha
Built for speed

The fastest full-body workout ARX makes. Six guided-sled movements, every rep force-matched and coached by the software — members are in, worked, and out in about 15 minutes.

  • Six guided-sled exercises — simple to coach, fast to run
  • The quickest session flow: ideal for tight schedules and high member throughput
  • A complete strength program in about 21 sq ft
The Omni
Built for range

The most versatile machine ARX makes. Sixteen cable-driven exercises give you a full strength menu on one footprint — program it a hundred ways, personalize it to any member.

  • 16 cable-driven exercises — maximum movement variety
  • The deepest programming and personalization options
  • A complete strength program in about 37 sq ft
A popular setup
The pair
Speed × range

A lot of owners end up running both: the Alpha for fast, guided sessions, the Omni for variety and personalized programming. Together they’re a complete ARX strength floor.

  • Two training stations — two members working out at once
  • Every pace and preference covered, from 15-minute sessions to deep programming
  • Under 60 sq ft combined

Either machine stands alone as a complete strength offering — the pair is about capacity and range, not filling a gap.

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Alpha

A complete full-body workout in six movements — in about 21 sq ft.

The Alpha was designed to deliver a full-body, ultra-efficient workout for users of all ages and experience levels while maximizing space efficiency. The guided sled helps to ensure a fluid motion for both upper and lower body exercises.

In comparison to our Omni, the Alpha has fewer exercise options but is more streamlined for a faster, more efficient full-body workout.

Hardware Purchase price
$
43,000

Operators typically charge members $250–600+/mo — around 100 members is six-figure annual revenue. No franchise fees, no royalties. Third-party financing available (roughly $1,200/mo).

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Who Uses the Alpha?

The guided-sled Alpha delivers a complete full-body workout in minutes per week, for members of any age or experience level — in about 21 sq ft. Trusted by the 100+ studios & clinics ARX serves, and by athletes and busy professionals alike.

Technical Specifications (Fully Assembled):

Height
66 inches
Width
32 inches
Length
94 inches
Weight
655 lbs
Power Requirements
110V (15A circuit) or 220V (20A circuit)

*Note: Machines are not compatible with GFCI outlets.

Omni

More tech and more flexibility.

The Omni takes what 10+ machines used to do and combines them into one, easy-to-use package. The Omni was designed to allow users to customize their workouts via a variety of handles and attachments that can be connected to its cable-driven system.

The Omni is the solution for anyone looking to provide the maximum amount of customization in the minimum amount of space.

Hardware Purchase price
$
46,000

Operators typically charge members $250–600+/mo — around 100 members is six-figure annual revenue. No franchise fees, no royalties. Third-party financing available (roughly $1,200/mo).

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Who Uses the Omni?

The Omni is the perfect blend of form and function for the novice or the experienced exerciser.

With over 16 exercises available in this one machine, the Omni is the perfect option for anyone looking to upgrade their home gym or start a space-efficient fitness business.

Technical Specifications (Fully Assembled):

Height
89.6 inches
Width
41.6 inches
Length
128 inches
Weight
680 lbs
Power Requirements
110V (15A circuit) or 220V (20A circuit)

*Note: Machines are not compatible with GFCI outlets.
The economics

The machine is the smallest number in the math.

~$1,200/motypical third-party financing — less than the revenue from 4–5 clients
$250–600+/mowhat boutique studios charge per client for guided ARX sessions
~100 clientsenough to support a six-figure business — some operators break even in about a month

Illustrative; results vary by market and operator.

Put to the test

Fitness’ toughest equipment reviewers put ARX to the test.

Garage Gym Reviews has tried virtually every machine the industry makes. What stopped them at fitness’ biggest trade show was the one machine that pushes back exactly as hard as you push — patented adaptive resistance nothing else on the floor could match.

From a review seen by 659K+
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The software

Connect & Quantify

The days of wondering, "Am I improving?" are long gone.

ARX software tracks every rep — total force output, max force output (concentric and eccentric), rep speed, range of motion, intensity, exercise time, and fatigue — one dashboard for every user.

Track your total force output, max force output (concentric and eccentric), rep speed, range of motion, intensity, exercise time, fatigue, and other improvement metrics all from one dashboard.

Run your numbers

See the math for your studio.

Your studio, on one ARX

Members100
20300
Monthly membership$300
$250$1000

ARX studios commonly charge $250–600+/mo and need only ~100 clients for a six-figure business — on a footprint under 40 sq ft.

Monthly revenue
$30,000
Membership revenue from a single ARX — a footprint under 40 sq ft.
Annual revenue
$360,000
The highest revenue density in fitness.
Year-one revenue vs. machine
~8×
Your first year of membership dues against the one-time $43,000 machine.
These aren’t hypothetical. Around 100 members makes a six-figure business — and some ARX operators break even on the machine in their first month.

“We only need 100 clients to make our business model work — and we broke even on our ARX investment in the first month. If you look at ARX’s revenue per square foot, you’re not going to find a better business model in fitness.”

Chris Cucchiara · Owner, ReGenesis360 · Pismo Beach, CA
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