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Gym & Fitness Accessories

Dumbbells take up less room than treadmills, so floor space helps determine which gym & fitness accessories suit a home workout area.

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The wellness equipment range brings together gym and fitness accessories for strength and cardio training at home, from exercise balls and slam balls to indoor bikes and running machines.

Do you want to look strong and feel healthy from the inside out? While nutrition can play a big part in achieving this, so can fitness. High quality fitness equipment can be used in the comfort of your own home to help you create a healthy and toned body. ArchiPro features only the best fitness equipment from trusted suppliers across New Zealand.

Dumbbells

Dumbbells are a great way to strengthen your arms, shoulders, and back. Dumbbells come in a variety of weights so you can choose the best one for your needs.

Ellipticals

If you’re targeting cross-body muscles, elliptical machines are a great choice.

Rowing machines

Get your row on with rowing machines that target muscles in your arms, chest, and back.

Stationary bicycles

If the idea of cycling on busy roads seems too daunting, stationary bicycles can help keep your glutes and legs strong in the comfort of your home.

Treadmills

Whether it’s for running or walking, treadmills are one of the most popular types of fitness equipment in New Zealand. The whole family is likely to get use out of a treadmill.

The advantages of high quality fitness equipment

Don’t settle for cheap fitness equipment when you’re starting off your fitness journey. Getting high-quality equipment will give you more incentive to keep going when the exercise gets tough. With high-quality fitness equipment in New Zealand, you are paying for optimal safety and performance, meaning they’re more likely to move smoothly and have extra durability. You’ll likely be using the fitness equipment on a daily or weekly basis, so don’t skimp on quality to get the best results possible.

How to choose fitness equipment that is right for you

When choosing fitness equipment that is right for you, take a look at what areas of your body you want to focus on. Is it your glutes? Or would you prefer to work on your arms and chest? Once you decide what area you’re focusing on, you want to choose equipment that fits into your daily lifestyle and capabilities, while targeting these muscle groups. For example, if upper body strength is what you’re looking for, a rowing machine might make more sense than a treadmill. Also, decide which room you will be placing your fitness equipment in. If it’s in a large garage, you can get away with larger or bulkier equipment, but if you want to squeeze it in a small room, sleeker alternatives like dumbbells or a stationary bike might be best. A gym kit can centre on dumbbells for strength work, while a gym system may be built around a stationary bike or treadmill for cardio.

Is it easy to set up fitness equipment?

Most fitness equipment will come with instructions on how to set up the bolts and screws for safe use. Generally, fitness equipment purchased in New Zealand is relatively easy to set up. If needed, online tutorials can be a great help.

How much room do you need for workout equipment?

While you don’t need an entirely empty room for your workout equipment, you do need some space—especially if you are putting in different types of equipment. If needed, measure the space you will be putting the equipment in and compare it with the manufacturer’s measurements.

How long does commercial fitness equipment last?

This will depend on the quantity of use, quality of the fitness equipment, and the manufacturer. On average, you can expect high-quality fitness equipment to last anywhere from 8-12 years in New Zealand.