Rigs

Rigs

Shop commercial training rigs designed for functional fitness, strength training, and multi-user workout environments. Ideal for gyms, schools, athletic facilities, and training centers, rigs provide customizable stations for pull-ups, squats, storage, and more.

What's the difference between a power rack and a rig?

A power rack is typically designed for one user, while a training rig is built to support multiple users and multiple workout stations simultaneously.

Are rigs only for CrossFit gyms?

No. Training rigs are used in a variety of commercial fitness, athletic performance, educational, and tactical training environments.

Can rigs be customized?

Yes. Many commercial rig systems offer modular designs that can be expanded with additional stations, storage, and accessories.

Rig Buyer's Guide: Commercial Training Rigs for Functional Fitness & Strength Training

Training rigs are versatile strength and conditioning systems designed to support multiple users, maximize workout space, and create highly functional training environments. Popular in CrossFit gyms, athletic performance centers, schools, military facilities, and commercial fitness centers, rigs provide a customizable platform for strength training, bodyweight exercises, and functional fitness workouts. Fitness Exchange offers commercial-grade rigs and modular training systems designed to meet the needs of facilities of all sizes.

What Is a Training Rig?

A training rig is a modular steel framework that can support pull-up stations, squat stations, storage systems, suspension trainers, battle ropes, and a wide variety of strength training attachments. Unlike traditional power racks, rigs are designed to accommodate multiple users simultaneously while maximizing floor space efficiency.

Benefits of Training Rigs

Maximize Training Space

Rigs combine multiple workout stations into a single structure, making them ideal for facilities that need to serve multiple users at once.

Highly Customizable

Many rigs can be configured with:

  • Pull-up bars
  • Squat stations
  • Plate storage
  • Barbell storage
  • Suspension training attachments
  • Ball targets
  • Shelving and organization systems
  • Specialty strength accessories

Built for Functional Training

Training rigs support a wide range of exercises including squats, pull-ups, presses, suspension training, bodyweight movements, and conditioning workouts.

Commercial Durability

Constructed with heavy-duty steel and commercial-grade components, rigs are designed to withstand high-volume use in demanding training environments.

Who Uses Training Rigs?

Training rigs are commonly found in:

  • Cross-training facilities
  • Athletic performance centers
  • High school and collegiate weight rooms
  • Military and tactical training facilities
  • Corporate wellness centers
  • Commercial fitness clubs
  • Personal training studios

Features to Consider

  • Facility Size
    Choose a rig configuration that matches your available floor space and anticipated user volume.
  • Storage Options
    Integrated plate, barbell, and accessory storage can help keep training areas organized and efficient.
  • Expansion Capabilities
    Modular systems allow facilities to add stations and accessories as training needs evolve.
  • Ceiling Height Requirements
    Many commercial rigs require sufficient overhead clearance for pull-ups, climbing accessories, and future expansions.

Find the Right Training Rig

Whether you're outfitting a performance center, school weight room, training studio, or commercial gym, Fitness Exchange offers durable training rigs designed to maximize functionality, organization, and training capacity. Browse our collection to find the ideal rig system for your facility.