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Axiom Series.

Eighteen pin-loaded machines, grouped by body part. Click a machine to open a larger image and the full specification — dimensions, live area, weight, capacity and weight stack.

Machines

The complete line, by body part

This is also how a gym floor plan is put together — first you decide how much goes to the upper body, how much to the legs and how much to the core.

Upper body

Chest, back, shoulders and arms · 10 machines

Core

Abdominals and lower back · 2 machines

Lower body

Legs and hips · 6 machines
Where Axiom makes sense

When you need a full line within a set budget

Axiom covers the whole gym with one look, and the dual machines solve floor plans where there is no room for every exercise separately.

One weight stack per machine

Unlike Insignia, where you choose a standard or a heavier stack, Axiom has one version per machine. The stated weight includes the increment weight.

Dual machines

Six machines cover two exercises each on one tower: pulldown and row, abdominals and back, biceps and triceps, leg curl and extension, abduction and adduction, and the Multi-Press.

Full tower shroud

All machines for the European market are supplied with full weight stack shrouds, as local safety regulations require.

The standard upholstery on Axiom is black, and all other upholstery and frame colours are options; a custom frame colour is not possible on this line — colours for Axiom →