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The right machines, in the right place.

We plan your gym’s floor, propose the equipment to buy, ask several suppliers for quotes and, from our experience, advise you on the best brand for each kind of machine.

  • Floor plan by zones
  • Quotes from several suppliers
  • Brands chosen by type of equipment
José Cristóbal Valverde, GymGym’s equipment advisory lead, smiling with arms crossed in a weight room
Floor planProposal by zones
Cardio Guided strength Free weights Functional Entrance

Everything your floor needs, from the plan to the last machine.

  • Space planning

    We lay out the floor by zones for your square metres, your members and how they train, with aisles and safety space.

  • Equipment selection

    Which machines to buy and how many of each, for your kind of center, your capacity and your budget.

  • Comparable quotes

    We ask several suppliers to price the same equipment list, so price, warranty and delivery compare like for like.

  • The best brand for each type

    From our experience we tell you which brand fits best in each family: treadmills, bikes, guided machines, racks, plates…

Your floor, zone by zone.

Each zone has its own rules. This is what we look at in each one; pick the ones you want to equip and add them to your request.

Cardio Guided strength Free weights Functional Entrance
Dashed line: the members’ route from the entrance.

Cardio

The busiest zone at peak time, near daylight and in plain view.

  • About 2 metres clear behind every treadmill and power sockets close by.
  • How many treadmills, cross-trainers, bikes and rowers, by the way your members train.
  • Consoles and connectivity people actually use, without paying for extras.

Equipment families

  • Treadmills
  • Cross-trainers
  • Bikes
  • Rowers

Guided strength

Pin-loaded machines any member understands on their own, laid out as a circuit.

  • A route by muscle group, with no crossings or queues.
  • Ranges and adjustments for every level and body size.
  • Cables and pulleys built for a gym’s daily use.

Equipment families

  • Pin-loaded
  • Cable stations
  • Leg presses
  • Multi-stations

Free weights

Racks, benches and dumbbells with the space and the floor they need.

  • Rubber flooring where weights are dropped.
  • Room between racks and benches, with mirrors where they help.
  • Dumbbells and plates within reach, without crossing aisles.

Equipment families

  • Racks
  • Benches
  • Dumbbells
  • Plates and bars

Functional and classes

An open space for classes and functional training, easy to tidy up.

  • Clear floor area for the size of your classes.
  • Storage for kettlebells, boxes and balls.
  • Turf or sports flooring for sled pushes and sprints.

Equipment families

  • Kettlebells
  • Boxes
  • Sleds
  • Class kit

Entrance and routes

How members come in and move around the floor, without bottlenecks.

  • Access control at the entrance, connected to your software.
  • Clear aisles between zones and free exits.
  • A front desk with a view of the floor.

Equipment families

  • Access control
  • Front desk
  • Lockers

Quotes you can actually compare.

We ask several suppliers to price the same equipment list. You compare price, warranty and delivery on equal terms and keep the best of each family.

  • Price
  • Warranty
  • Delivery
  • More dots, better
Example comparison
FamilySupplier ASupplier BSupplier C
Cardio Best for this family
Guided strength Best for this family
Free weights Best for this family
Functional Best for this family

Our proposalThe best of each family, in one list.

  • Cardio · Supplier B
  • Guided strength · Supplier C
  • Free weights · Supplier A
  • Functional · Supplier A
José Cristóbal Valverde, GymGym’s equipment advisory lead, smiling with arms crossed in a weight room

Your advisor: José Cristóbal Valverde.

Equipment advisory lead at GymGym

Graduate in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences and a personal trainer with more than five years of experience. Every machine is judged the way people who train judge it: is it easy to understand, does it fit the floor and does it hold up to daily use.

  • Degree in Physical Activity and Sport SciencesUCAM

  • NSCA-CPT certified personal trainerNational Strength and Conditioning Association

  • Master’s in Body Recomposition and Natural BodybuildingENFAF

  • Biomechanics, level 3Álvaro Guzmán

Talk to José Cristóbal

Whatever stage your project is at.

  • You are opening a gym

    From an empty space to the full plan: zones, equipment list and quotes to fit it out.

  • You are expanding or refurbishing

    A bigger floor or a new zone, fitted around what you already have.

  • You are renewing equipment

    Replacing the machines that no longer perform and making better use of every metre.

How we work.

Someone who knows the sector stays with you from the first measurements to the decision.

  1. 1 We get to know your project

    Your space, its square metres, your members and the budget you have in mind. Then we send you the quote for the advisory.

  2. 2 Plan and equipment list

    We propose the layout by zones and which machines to buy for each one.

  3. 3 Quotes from several suppliers

    We ask for prices on the same list and hand them to you compared.

  4. 4 You decide with our advice

    We recommend the best brand for each type of equipment and you choose with all the information.

Questions about the advisory.

If yours is not here, write to us on WhatsApp or in the form below.

Yes, it is a professional service with its own quote. Tell us about your project and we send you the price of the advisory before we start.

We are not tied to any brand. We ask several suppliers for quotes and, from our experience, recommend the best option for each type of equipment.

The measurements or the plan of the space, the kind of center, how many members you expect and an approximate budget. With that we prepare the first proposal.

Yes. We plan and ask for quotes only for the zone you want to change, fitted around what you already have.

If you also need to control the entrance, we look at it in the same project with our access gates, connected to GymGym.

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Tell us about your project.

What kind of center it is, how many square metres the floor has and what you would like to equip. We reply with the next steps and the quote for the advisory.

José Cristóbal Valverde, GymGym’s equipment advisory lead, smiling with arms crossed in a weight room

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