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ARX machines have been purchased by hundreds of businesss and individuals around the world. 

You can find ARX machines in people’s homes, boutique fitness studios, biohacking centers, physical therapy centers, chiropractic offices, longevity centers and corporate wellness centers. 

The Omni and the Alpha can both provide any user with a full-body, Adaptive Resistance workout. The Alpha is designed to be the most space-efficient form of ARX technology while also making each exercise easy to learn by any user of any skill level. 

The Omni’s cable system allows for a larger, total number of exercises and allows for more types of grips and attachments.

ARX is resistance exercise technology that uses computer-controlled, motorized resistance in place of weights or other more traditional forms of resistance. This “adaptive resistance” provides safe, controlled, and quantifiable resistance that is of a higher quality than is currently possible with weights or other gravity-based systems found in the world today.

There is no need to ever set the resistance while using ARX. The machine applies perfect opposing resistance in direct proportion to the force the user is producing at each moment in time. The resistance provided by the machine is determined entirely by the user from moment to moment and the user’s effort is then measured and displayed by the software in real time.

Yes! All ARX machines can be programmed and controlled autonomously by the software so you can perform workouts alone and without the need of a trainer or partner.

The ARX sales team can introduce you to our network of trusted third-party lenders which have served our customers with low rates and minimal down payments for many years. They will custom-tailor a solution for your unique situation.

Typically, most users use ARX 1 to 2 times per week, but ARX can be used more or less frequently. Usage is entirely dependent on your goals. ARX technology can be used in any rep/set scheme, intensity, or quantity to reach a user's goals just like traditional methods of resistance exercise like weights.