Explore expert tips, maintenance guides, and industry insights to keep your fitness equipment performing at its best.
Repairs Are Expensive. Downtime Is Worse. When machines go down, your members notice. Whether it’s a broken treadmill or a cable machine that sticks, every hour of downtime affects your schedule and reputation. Most of these issues can be avoided
Broken Equipment Slows Everything Down A treadmill that shuts off mid-run. An elliptical with no resistance. A cable machine that sticks to every rep. These aren’t small issues. For gym owners, they disrupt schedules and annoy members. At home, they
When your equipment breaks down during peak hours, you don’t just lose a treadmill, you lose trust. Members start side-eyeing every other machine, and frustration spreads fast. What if most of those breakdowns never had to happen? Regular maintenance doesn’t
When machines break down in your gym, your members don’t care why, it just frustrates them. And if repairs take too long, it reflects on your entire facility. Whether it’s a treadmill that won’t start or an elliptical with worn
When a treadmill stops working or a bike makes strange noises, members notice, and they talk. As a gym owner, you’ve probably dealt with the complaints, the downtime, and the pressure to fix things fast. This post breaks down how
A grinding sound that kills your vibe? That’s typically an indication tdue for some TLC—i.e., it needs oil. Maintenance is not just something for cars and bicycles; your elliptical machine needs it, too. Ever stepped on your elliptical and heard
Ellipticals are some of the best home cardio machines—low-impact, full-body, and long-lasting. But as with everything, they need a little TLC from time to time. The good news? You don’t need to call in the experts every time something creaks
We have all experienced that—you head for your home gym, and, oops. Something doesn’t work. Maybe your treadmill isn’t coming on. Or your elliptical has started its horrifying squeakie noise thing all over again. That can be annoying, too. The
Face it—treadmills are the backbone of every health club. You may have a high-end fitness club, or you may run a popular health club, but sooner or later, your commercial treadmill is worn to bits. With the passage of time,
If you’re a gym or health club owner, you know how important it is to keep your equipment in pristine working order. When equipment breaks, it’s not only frustrating—it can set your business back on its heels, enrage your members,
