UK-based equipment supplier Escape Fitness has announced that it will launch Hit Hub, a frame-based solution targeted at boutique and studio gyms.

Hit Hub is a single workout station that can be expanded with additional modules. It is designed to maximise small spaces, and provides multiple different training options that cater for users at every ability level. In addition to Hit Hub, the company is also launching a number of attachments for the frame including: Hit Board, an integrated adjustable bench with multiple configurations to accommodate for incline, decline or flat workouts. Wod Rings, gymnastic rings that improve flexibility and body strength. Plyo Five, a collection of five boxes of differing heights designed for plyometric training. The Holster, a vertical space-saving dumbbell rack designed for Escape’s Octagon frame, and Box Sox a convenient hygiene solution, which removes the need for hand wraps during combat training.

Escape Fitness co-founder Matthew Januszek, says: “In the age of fitspo, exercisers are realising they are capable of so much more than they ever thought possible. They crave challenge through experiences that deliver novelty, community and results.” “Functional training can be the perfect offering because of its potential to challenge exercisers, often in small groups, with equipment that is exciting, maximally versatile, contained and effective across varying ability levels. That’s the why and how of our new Hit Hub. Whether for a stand-alone boutique or boutique-within-a-gym, this new frame empowers members to unleash their inner athlete with all functional training has to offer, from plyometrics to strength training to core work to boxing and more in a small, efficient footprint,” he adds.