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Our Range of Circuit Training Equipment

The best training circuits provide easy access to versatile tools that challenge strength and endurance. Here’s a detailed overview of what our collection has to offer.    

Strength Circuit Equipment 

Our strength training equipment includes:

• Barbells: We offer heavy-duty Olympic and standard barbells, as well as speciality bars such as trap bars and curl bars for targeted strength.

• Plates: Our selection includes durable rubber, cast iron, bumper, and calibrated plates, available individually or in sets to suit all lifting needs. 

• Gym machines: We provide cable, pin-loaded, and plate-loaded circuit training machines to target legs, arms, back, chest,... Read More
  
  

Our Range of Circuit Training Equipment

The best training circuits provide easy access to versatile tools that challenge strength and endurance. Here’s a detailed overview of what our collection has to offer.    

Strength Circuit Equipment 

Our strength training equipment includes:

• Barbells: We offer heavy-duty Olympic and standard barbells, as well as speciality bars such as trap bars and curl bars for targeted strength.

• Plates: Our selection includes durable rubber, cast iron, bumper, and calibrated plates, available individually or in sets to suit all lifting needs. 

• Gym machines: We provide cable, pin-loaded, and plate-loaded circuit training machines to target legs, arms, back, chest, shoulders, and glutes.  

Cardio & Conditioning Equipment

If you’re looking to get your heart rate up, our collection of cardio and conditioning gear has got you covered:

• Cardio machines: We offer a diverse selection of machines, including treadmills, rowing machines, and ski trainers. 

• Exercise bikes: Includes upright, recumbent, and air bikes.  

• Weight sleds: You can choose between sleds with nylon pull lines and models with built-in rope loops and removable pushing poles.

• Battle ropes: Sold in lengths of 9m, 12m, and 15m with a diameter of 40mm.

• Skipping ropes: Our aluminium speed skipping ropes are perfect for fast, high-energy workouts. 

• Plyo jump boxes: Options include soft foam models with adjustable heights and a wooden pro box with a non-slip surface and internal bracing.

Functional Training Equipment

No training circuit would be complete without a functional fitness zone:

• Sandbags: Fitness sandbags include three filler bags, allowing you to add weight. We also offer dual-ply strongman and Husafell sandbags, with multiple handles for dynamic lifts, carries, and throws.

• Training tyres: Ranging from 40kg to 100kg, our heavy-duty tractor tyres are ideal for flips, drags, and dynamic functional movements.

• Wall balls: These stitched medicine wall balls are available in weights of 2kg to 15kg, featuring a durable vinyl exterior. 

• Slam balls: Our PVC slam balls feature a textured tread pattern for improved grip and weigh between 2kg and 50kg. 

• Macebells: Made from solid steel, our Macebells are available in weights from 4kg to 25kg. 

• Steel clubs: Available in weights from 2kg to 15kg, with handle diameters from 20 mm to 37mm based on the weight. 

• Rubber Atlas Stones: Our Rubber Atlas Stones feature a cast-iron core covered by a durable black rubber exterior and are available in 10 weight options. 

Looking to buy your gym equipment in bulk? Check out our commercial and home circuit training equipment for sale in bundle options. 

FAQs about Circuit Training Equipment

Before you start shopping, check out the FAQs below. 

What Are the Benefits of Circuit Training?

Circuit training is an efficient way to train your muscle strength, conditioning, and functional fitness in one session. Some key benefits include:

• Applicable for all fitness levels

• Full-body engagement

• Improved cardiovascular endurance

• Strength and power development

• Effective calorie burning 

What Are the Most Common Circuit Exercises?

Some exercises you’ll typically perform in a circuit include:

• Squats and lunges

• Presses and rows

• Core exercises

• Plyometric jumps

• Sled pushes and drags

• Battle rope movements

• Skipping 

• Bike sprints 

• Running

What’s the Best Way to Structure a Circuit?

Here are some essential factors to consider when creating a training circuit:

• Choose a variety of exercises to target all muscle groups

• Set up the equipment with adequate space between workout zones

• Set exercise and rest intervals, depending on your individual ability 

• Aim to complete the circuit multiple times 

• Gradually increase intensity, resistance, duration, and weight as your fitness level improves   

• Incorporate a cool-down and stretching

Want professional help choosing exercise equipment and designing your training circuit? Contact our team for bespoke gym design and fit-out services.   

Factory Weights: Premium Circuit Training Equipment Suppliers  

Creating a training circuit starts with the right gear. You need a balance of weights, machines, and functional workout tools to improve your fitness level and achieve your goals. Factory Weights simplifies this process, helping you develop the ultimate circuit tailored to your specific training objectives.

We provide UK-designed products and professional fit-out support to set up a gym that works for you. Whether you’re building a home gym or upgrading a commercial space, our wide selection of strength, cardio, and functional tools ensures you get the most out of every workout. 

Ordering & Delivery

All of our indoor and outdoor circuit training equipment is available for purchase online, with shipping starting from £5. In addition, orders placed before 3 pm on workdays will be delivered on the next day, meaning you won’t need to wait long to start building your circuit.

Large and heavy equipment for circuit training, like racks, rubber Atlas stones, or commercial treadmills, may take 3 to 4 working days.

Ready to choose your circuit training workout equipment? Browse our range of top-quality weights, machines, and accessories today!