An entire home fitness system that mounts to your wall. Cables offer up to 200 pounds of resistance. Dynamic lifting modes. Easy to use. Real-time feedback while you’re lifting, just like you’d get ...

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Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Tonal is unique in this field for its focus on weight training instead of cardio. Think of the machine like a ...

When the Tonal 1 first came out, it was a revolution in fitness tech. The strength-training smart home gym combines electromagnets with a cable machine and adds virtual classes (plus feedback on your ...

Thanks to virtual workout classes and advances in at-home equipment, working out from the comfort of your home has never been easier — or more versatile. If you're looking to maximize your (small) ...

Tonal is an at-home strength training machine that uses electromagnetism to create resistance and mounts to your wall for a personalized workout with over 200 exercises, like deadlifts, bicep curls, ...

Our product picks are editor-tested, expert-approved. We may earn a commission through links on our site. Why Trust Us? I’ve done exactly three reps each of four different exercises—shoulder presses, ...

At-home fitness company Tonal is offering a trade-in program for Mirror customers. From now through February 12, eligible customers can receive $250 off Tonal equipment. The program also includes 12 ...

Launching a product is a nonevent for many startups. In software, it’s not uncommon to put together a flimsy working prototype over a couple of hours and publish it immediately to start generating ...

AI gym equipment startup Tonal today nabbed a $110 million round from new and existing investors. A spokesperson says the capital will enable Tonal to accelerate its marketing efforts, scale its ...

Tonal is a smart home gym system designed by Silicon Valley engineer Aly Orady that uses electromagnetic weights to replace conventional gym equipment. A clever mash-up of popular home gym favorites ...

Tonal, the connected fitness equipment maker backed by Serena Williams and Amazon's Alexa fund, is trimming 35% of its workforce. It is joining a list of companies, including competitor Peloton, which ...