If you need a big jolt of fitness motivation, read our roundup of the best at-home workout options on the market. soOlis specializes in creating side-by-side comparisons of the best exercise machines and helping you formulate the best strategy for your new home gym.

We also offer the most reliable, well-crafted home gym equipment for our partner distributors. Read these exercise equipment reviews before you purchase your home-gym centerpiece! Then build up and around from there.

Save time and money with your new home gym equipment. And no more dad jeans!

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Remember, by far the best two reasons to create dad’s best home gym and creative fitness space is that it really saves you time and money. And no there is no excuse for him to skip the regular workouts.

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DUMBBELLS

Dumbbells are one of the cheapest gym equipment one can get for strength building and muscle building. They are very portable and quite easy to transport. Depending on what the target of your exercise is you will need to choose one that most fits what you aim to achieve. If you plan on building a lot of muscle then you need to look out for heavier and bigger dumbbells but if a lady doesn’t want to look muscular but probably just wants to tone flabby arms then she would be on the look-out for lighter dumbbells like the 5-10 pound weights. If you’re looking to be

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economical but want to invest in dumbbells that the entire family can use, then you should probably be looking at an adjustable dumbbell kit that comes in stackable weights discs or plates. Secondly you want to make sure the grip feels right for you. If you have sweaty palms, it’s probably best if you got those with foam grips, otherwise you could just go ahead and test your grips on a few and pick whatever contours nicely or fits snugly into your palm so accidents are minimized.

CROSSTRAINERS

Life Fitness Cross Trainer

When buying cross trainers, you will want to make sure that you get one from a reputable brand. This is because these companies have spent money and time researching different ways to give you the right exercise equipment thatis safe yet very effective while generic brands do not really have customer satisfaction but profit maximization astheir end goal. Also make sure that you buy from a company that service their products in case you need to get an adjustment or replace worn out parts and of course you will also engages as many muscles as possible during your workout.

BOSU BALLS

There are basically two types; the Bosu Balance trainer and the Bosu Ballast ball. If you are a beginner, then you will want to start with the Bosu Ballast ball. It does not roll out of place so you do not have to struggle too much for balance. On the other hand the Bosu balance trainer was designed to take a lot of beating so if you are looking to work on your balance, engage in more core work, then the Bosu balance trainer is your best bet.

For more information regarding exercise equipment, gyms and more visit www.soOlis.com or contact soOlis @ info@soOlis.com.

Just imagine the time and effort it takes to compare commercial fitness equipment.  Most likely, the first step is to search the internet.  After 11 million results are rendered, most people will only look at the first or maybe the second page?  That brings the search to 20 results and several pay per click ads; so there are still many decisions to make.  After opening and closing several sites, the decision is more difficult than ever.   Which products are IPod compatible? What type of cushioning systems do treadmills have?  Which manufacture has the best warranty?   soOlis.com answers all these questions while saving the gym owner time and money.   The commercial fitness equipment comparison feature will allow an individual’s to compare different manufacture’s products side by side.  For example, a purchasing agent could compare a Life Fitness, Precor, Star Trac, and Paramount treadmill side by side (4 products is the maximum).   Examine the type of console, the size of the running surface, the warranty, and in most cases the price; and there’s much more.  Not only can individuals compare commercial fitness equipment by categories like treadmills, ellipticals, plate loaded, etc, but they can enter key words like leg press, chest press, triceps or any other key word and soOlis.com will narrow down the search to provide the complete information.  soOlis.com does not stop there; they also provided videos and or links to manufactures videos so anyone can see the product in motion and get the full aspect of the commercial fitness products.

Brad Bishop, President of soOlis.com, added, “We are very pleased with how the commercial fitness equipment comparison feature is taking shape.  We have already had several manufacture and dealers use the feature; and can’t believe how extensive the informational is.  Launching this feature has been a ton of work and we still have quite a few products to add.   We will be adding new products daily to the database and look forward to completing the home fitness equipment comparison in the next month,”

Not only is soOlis.com a great resource for gym owners, fitness directors and anyone else looking for commercial fitness equipment, but Commercial Fitness Dealers and Manufactures are also very impressed with soOlis.com new feature.  Bob Burgess, President of Heartline Fitness, said “soOlis.com is an outstanding resource.  It will help salespeople become more knowledgeable amount our competition and help generate some good quality leads.”   John Schaffer, Regional Manager of Paramount Fitness, said, “This site is very cool; it will be extremely helpful when writing bids and our prospects will be able to compare the products first so price will not be the only factor. “

soOlis.com is a fitness and wellness information website.  soOlis.com does not sell any fitness equipment.  soOlis only educates the end users on fitness equipment, helps them find local gyms and ymcas, and finally allows them to browse Web MD articles and videos. soOlis.com – the Fitness and Wellness Authority.

For more information on the commercial fitness equipment comparison or if there is a product that you cannot find on soOlis, please contact Tim Sebold @ tsebold@soolis.com or call 877-789-8773.

Preview of the New Feature: Commercial Product Comparison

This feature will be live by Friday September 17th.

• 10 – Cybex 630 Arc
• 1 – LifeFitness 95Xe Elliptical
• 3 – StairMaster 7000PT Blue
• 2 – LifeFitness 95Si Stepper
• 5 – LifeFitness 95Ci Upright Bike
• 2 – LifeFitness 9500 Next Gen Upright Bike
• 2 – Cybex Cyclone Upright Bike
• 1 – Universal Aerobicycle Upright Bike
• 1 – Cybex UBE
• 5 – Schwinn Airdyne Bike
• 7 – LifeFitness 95Ti Treadmill
• 1 – Versa Climber 108/109

Strength

• 1 – Cybex PL Dual Axis Advanced Chest Press
• 1 – Icarian PL 45 Degree Leg Press
• 1 – Hammer Tricep Dip
• 1 – Hammer Iso High Row
• 1 – Hammer Iso Bench Press
• 1 – Hammer Iso Horizontal Bench Press
• 1 – Hammer H Squat
• 1 – LifeFitness Cable Crossover
• 1 – BodyMaster 8 Stack Jungle
• 1 – Cybex VR2 Abdominal
• 1 – Cybex VR2 Bicep

• 1 – Cybex New Eagle Lat Raise
• 1 – Cybex New Eagle Glute

Benches & Accessories

• 1 – Cybex Bent Leg Ab Board
• 1 – Icarian VKR
• 1 – Precor V Crunch
• 1 – Set 10-95 ProStyle Dumbbells 

Cardio

• 10 – Cybex 630 Arc
• 3 – LifeFitness 95Xe Elliptical
• 3 – StairMaster 7000PT Blue
• 1 – StairMaster 4000PT
• 4 – LifeFitness 95Si Stepper
• 6 – Lemond Revmaster Bike
• 7 – LifeFitness 95Ci Upright Bike
• 1 – LifeFitness 9500 Next Gen Upright Bike
• 1 – Cyclone 530R Recumbent Bike
• 1 – Cybex UBE
• 5 – Schwinn Airdyne Bike
• 9 – LifeFitness 95Ti Treadmill
• 1 – Versa Climber 108/109

Strength

• 1 – Nautilus XPload P31P PL Incline Leg Press
• 1 – Cybex PL Dual Axis Advanced Chest Press
• 1 – Icarian PL 45 Degree Leg Press
• 1 – Hammer Tricep Dip
• 1 – Hammer Iso High Row
• 1 – Hammer Iso Bench Press
• 1 – Hammer Iso Horizontal Bench Press
• 1 – Hammer H Squat
• 1 – LifeFitness Cable Crossover
• 1 – Icarian Pec Fly / Rear Delt
• 1 – Cybex VR2 Abdominal

• 1 – Cybex New Eagle Lat Raise
• 1 – Cybex New Eagle Glute

Benches & Accessories

• 1 – Cybex Bent Leg Ab Board
• 1 – Cybex Olympic Military Press
• 1 – Precor V Crunch
• 1 – Set 10-95 ProStyle Dumbbells 

 “With last years introduction of the Nautilus® Nova dual and single station strength line, the aggressively-priced vertical market cardio line allows us to provide complete room solutions for all facilities in the non-club environment,” states Dean Sbragia, CEO of Med-Fit Systems, Inc. “This new product offering is already generating customer excitement and is an ideal fit with our existing equipment lines.”

 The Nautilus® VM Series cardio models are available now and will carry an aggressive 3-years parts and one-year labor warranty.

 Med-Fit Systems, Inc. is a twenty-three year old physical therapy and senior care products provider located in Southern California.  On February 19, 2010, they announced the purchase of Nautilus’ commercial company assets.

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