AlphaFit reaches anniversary with launch of new Core Cable Range
Aiming to meet industry demands for innovative fitness equipment, Gold Coast-based equipment manufacturers AlphaFit has launched their new Core Cable Range.
With the company's aim to "continue to push boundaries”, the new range includes a 75kg weight stack on each side of the machine and cable movement of 2.1 metres in effective length. The variation in height positions is extensive with 36 options to choose from at 50mm increments allowing for a more targeted and tailored workout.
The modular construction of the Core Cable Range allows the machines to be either free standing or connected to any rig, rack or cage in the AlphaFit range.
Explaining how AlphaFit aim to remain ahead of the game, Co-founder and owner Jamie Montesalvo advises “the Core Cable Range was specifically developed for the strength and conditioning community, to provide a commercial grade product that combined traditional isolated and compound exercise into one functional unit.
“The Core Cable Range was specifically developed for the strength and conditioning community, to provide a commercial grade product that combined traditional isolated and compound exercise into one functional unit.”
Recently marking seven years of operations, Montesalvo recalls how, from humble beginnings back in 2012, this family owned and operated business has grown to become the largest local manufacturer of customised specialist fitness equipment.
He adds “AlphaFit is an extension of myself and my family, from my grandfather, my father and my brothers - we were always taught to live and breathe Australian manufacturing.
“Known for the highest quality, fast turnaround times and expansive branding options for gyms, AlphaFit is the best in the business.”
Click here to contact AlphaFit via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.
Images of the AlphaFit Core Cable trolley (top) and frestanding AlphaFit Core (below) courtesy of AlphaFit.
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