press release: Fitbench
Fitbench unlocks the power of every square metre with Fitrack
Built for small spaces. Designed for big results. Six stations. Twelve users. One compact footprint.
Fitbench, the commercial fitness equipment company known for simplifying training spaces and removing barriers to exercise, today announces the launch of Fitrack, a multi-person, multifunctional training system that transforms underutilised gym space into a complete small group training destination.
For commercial operators, floor space has become one of the industry's most valuable assets. As demand for functional fitness, personal training and small group programming continues to grow, many facilities face the same challenge: how do you increase training capacity without sacrificing more square metres or investing in dedicated studios?
From day one, Fitbench has been built around one core principle: eliminate wasted space, wasted movement and wasted time. Every product has been designed to simplify the training environment, keeping equipment organised, accessible and ready for use while supporting seamless transitions between exercises.
Purpose-built for commercial facilities, Fitrack combines six integrated training stations with premium equipment storage into a single compact structure. Supporting up to 12 users simultaneously while occupying less than one square metre of floor space, Fitrack creates more than 14 square metres of active training space from a remarkably small footprint.
Rather than functioning as a traditional rig, Fitrack serves as a complete training hub. Its unique triangular design creates six integrated stations combining strength, striking, conditioning, landmine training and wall ball work around a central storage system, allowing multiple users to move seamlessly between exercises while keeping equipment organised and close at hand.
Designed for functional training areas, turf zones and other underutilised spaces, both indoors and outside, Fitrack transforms previously unused square metres into high-value training destinations.
"Commercial gyms don't need another rig," says Tyler Danen, founder of Fitbench. "They need a smarter way to create more training opportunities from the space they already have.
"Fitrack was designed to solve that challenge. It's not simply somewhere to hang equipment, it's a complete training destination. Operators can deliver small group training, personal training and independent workouts from one footprint, keeping the floor organised and efficient.
Every square metre inside a gym has to earn its keep, and Fitrack helps operators do exactly that. Fitrack allows facilities to increase programming capacity and member engagement without expanding their footprint, and that's becoming more important than ever."
Suitable for instructor-led small group training, circuit classes, athletic performance sessions, personal training and independent member workouts, Fitrack gives operators the flexibility to deliver more programming from less space while creating an organised, engaging training environment.
Available as either a freestanding or bolt-down configuration and manufactured in the USA, Fitrack can also be customised to suit different facility layouts and programming needs. Optional upgrades further enhance Fitrack's versatility, including integration with the Forme interactive mirror for trainer-led digital workouts, additional wall ball targets to meet Hyrox competition standards and bespoke colour and graphic customisation to align with a facility's brand and design aesthetic.
Fitrack represents the latest evolution of Fitbench's mission to remove barriers to exercise by simplifying the commercial training environment. Joining the award-winning Fitbench storage and strength system and the recently launched Fitbag gloveless striking solution, Fitrack expands the company's growing family of innovative products designed to help operators maximise space, improve programming and create better training experiences for members.
For more information, visit fitbench.com
FITRACK™ and FITBAG™ are trademarks


Erin Danen, director of operations
Tom Crampton, international sales & marketing director
Mack Reinbold, global marketing coordinator
Its presence across these spaces reflects the brand’s ability to support different training models while maintaining efficient layouts, consistent programming, and durable, high-traffic use.
The brand will continue investing in product development to enhance the fitness experience for members while improving operational efficiency for clubs and studios.
Additional priorities include strategic team growth across sales and operations and evaluating expanded warehousing to support distribution.
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