The most effective 15 minutes in strength training.
Alpha and Omni run the same patented Adaptive Resistance Exercise™ — every rep measured, every member’s progress on a dashboard. Pick the one that fits your floor.
- 1,000+ machines delivered
- 100+ studios & clinics worldwide
- 15 years in the field
Alpha or Omni?
Same software, same force-matched reps. Pick a machine to see it in full, or compare them side by side.
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| Exercises | 6 · guided sled | 16 · cable driven |
| Footprint | 21 sq ft · 32" × 94" × 66" · 655 lbs | 37 sq ft · 42" × 128" × 90" · 680 lbs |
| Price | $43,000 | $46,000 |
Alpha
A complete full-body workout in six movements — in 21 sq ft.
The Alpha puts every age and experience level through a full-body workout in the smallest footprint ARX makes.
The guided sled keeps every upper- and lower-body rep on one fluid path.
Fewer exercises than the Omni — and faster through all of them.
Who uses the Alpha?
Studios and clinics running clients back-to-back, athletes in season, and busy professionals — anyone who wants a complete workout without a complete hour. It’s why the Alpha anchors floors across the 100+ studios & clinics ARX serves.
Omni
Sixteen exercises, one cable-driven machine — in 37 sq ft.
The Omni does the work of 10+ machines.
Handles and attachments clip onto its cable-driven system, so every workout is built to the user.
Maximum variety, minimum footprint.
Who uses the Omni?
Founders building a studio around one machine, clinics that need movement-specific loading, and home-gym owners replacing a room of equipment. Sixteen exercises carry them all — novice to max-effort.
The software
"Am I improving?" stops being a question.
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.
Identical on Alpha and Omni — $200/mo for home use, $400/mo commercial, lifetime licenses available.
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 660KThe machine is the smallest number in the math.
Illustrative; results vary by market and operator.
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Your studio, on one ARX
ARX studios charge $250–600+/mo and need only ~100 clients for a six-figure business — on a footprint under 40 sq ft.
“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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Illustrative estimate from membership revenue only — excludes rent, staff, ARX software ($200–400/mo), and other operating costs. The machine is a one-time purchase from $43,000. See the full business case →
What happens after you buy.
Included with every new machine.
ARXpert answers immediately — urgent issues reach the team in under an hour.
Typical, from order.
Set up on your call, around your space.
The ARX Certified Course comes with every new machine.
From the moment you order, the ARX Portal tracks it all — payment, delivery, software activation — one hub your whole team can share.
Talk to ARX
One 15-minute call settles it — which machine fits your space, your clients, and your numbers. No pressure, no obligation.
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See Alpha and Omni for yourself.
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