Cardio Machines
Bikes, rowers, ellipticals, and treadmills for conditioning rooms and athlete recovery.
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$825.00BodyKore Commercial Air Bike
$825.00BodyKore Commercial Air Rower
$2,800.00BodyKore Air Runner
$6,219.00Muscle Stepper Commercial Stair Climber - Muscle D
$3,329.00Upright Bike
$3,995.00Recumbent Bike
$4,439.00X6 Light Commercial Treadmill
$2,062.50Body-Solid - Cardio Weight Set
$403.50Best Fitness Upright Bike
$528.00Best Fitness Chain Indoor Exercise Bike
$1,133.00Body-Solid - Endurance Fan Bike
$1,210.00Body-Solid - Endurance Indoor Exercise Bikes, ESB250
$1,072.50Body-Solid - ENDURANCE INDOOR EXERCISE Bikes, ESB150
$3,146.00Body-Solid - ENDURANCE ELLIPTICAL LC
$2,570.00Body-Solid - ENDURANCE ELLIPTICAL AS
$2,128.50Body-Solid - ENDURANCE ELLIPTICAL FS
$66.50Body-Solid - Bike Premium Pedals
$467.50Best Fitness Recumbent Bike
$1,241.50Best Fitness Center Drive Elliptical
$627.00Best Fitness Cross Trainer Elliptical
Body-Solid - Extra Pair of Bar Catches for PPR200X and BFPR100
$1,916.50Body-Solid - B5 Upright Bike
$2,191.50Body-Solid - B5 Recumbent Bike
$1,468.50Body-Solid - B4R Recumbent Bikes, plug in, Black
Cardio Equipment for Conditioning, Not Just Cardio Rooms
In a team setting, cardio machines are conditioning tools: rowers, air bikes, and ski-style trainers deliver hard interval work with almost no technique barrier and no impact, which makes them ideal for big groups, return-to-play protocols, and in-season maintenance when you can't afford soreness.
Treadmills and ellipticals serve the broader student body and staff wellness, but for athletic conditioning, fan-resistance machines earn their space first — they scale to any athlete's output automatically and take year-round abuse.
Common Questions
What cardio machines should a team room buy first?
Air bikes and rowers, generally — fan resistance scales to every athlete automatically, intervals are brutal and short, and there's no impact. They also hold up to team use better than belt-driven machines.
How many conditioning machines does a program need?
For station-based conditioning circuits, one machine per 4–6 athletes in a training group works; many rooms run a conditioning corner of 4–8 machines and rotate groups through.
Are these machines suitable for PE classes too?
Yes — low-skill, self-scaling machines like bikes and rowers are among the easiest equipment for mixed-ability PE classes to use safely.