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A home gym is more than just a training space – it is the foundation for consistent performance, progress, and real results. While commercial gyms are often limited by distractions, waiting times, or restricted options, your own setup gives you maximum control.
You decide when you train, how intensely you train, and above all: how effective your training is.
A performance-oriented home gym is not based on having as many machines as possible, but on having the right ones. That is exactly why Assault Fitness focuses on three core categories:
Runner for speed and explosiveness
Rower for full-body endurance
AirBike for maximum intensity
This combination covers almost every type of training – and turns your home gym into a true performance system.
A good home gym does not happen by accident. It is planned.
Many people make the mistake of looking at equipment in isolation. Successful training, however, comes from a system in which machines work together in a meaningful way.
6–12 m² are enough for a high-performance gym
clear training zones prevent chaos
enough space for dynamic movements
rubber mats for stability and noise reduction
good air circulation for intense sessions
lighting for focus and motivation
A strong home gym answers three questions:
How do you train endurance?
How do you create intensity?
How do you integrate full-body load?
This is exactly where Runner, Rower, and AirBike come into play.
A good home gym does not happen by accident. It is planned.
Many people make the mistake of looking at equipment in isolation. Successful training, however, comes from a system in which machines work together in a meaningful way.
6–12 m² are enough for a high-performance gym
clear training zones prevent chaos
enough space for dynamic movements
rubber mats for stability and noise reduction
good air circulation for intense sessions
lighting for focus and motivation
A strong home gym answers three questions:
How do you train endurance?
How do you create intensity?
How do you integrate full-body load?
This is exactly where Runner, Rower, and AirBike come into play.
The AssaultRunner series follows one clear principle: you are the motor.
No motor, no limits, no delay.
A traditional treadmill sets the speed.
An AssaultRunner forces you to create it.
This leads to:
higher muscle activation
better running technique
direct control over speed and intensity
You can switch from easy jogging to a maximum sprint within seconds—without pressing a button, without delay.
The Runner Classic is the entry point into self-controlled running training.
It offers exactly what you need for intense sessions:
natural running motion due to curved surface
direct response to every movement
low-maintenance system without a motor
In a home gym, this means:
you get a reliable tool for sprints, intervals, and short conditioning sessions—without unnecessary complexity.
The AssaultRunner Pro is designed for users who take their training seriously and run regularly.
It offers more stability, better training overview, and is built for higher loads.
Why this matters:
as soon as your training becomes structured (intervals, progression, repetitions), you need a machine that can handle that load long-term.
The AssaultRunner Elite is the uncompromising solution.
This is about:
maximum stability
highest load capacity
premium training feel
It is the right choice if your home gym is designed not only to be functional, but for top-level performance.
The Runner is your tool for:
sprints
explosiveness
anaerobic load
It does not replace easy cardio – it complements your training where performance is created.
The Assault Rower is one of the most efficient training methods available.
Why? Because it challenges almost the entire body at the same time.
When rowing, the following work:
legs → main power
core → stability
back → pulling
arms → finishing
The result is training that combines strength and endurance – without high joint stress.
The Assault Rower Pro is the foundation of every functional home gym.
It is versatile, controllable, and suitable for almost every training level.
Typical use:
warm-up
longer intervals
technique training
combination with strength exercises
The Assault Rower Elite is aimed at users with higher demands.
As your training becomes more intense and you row more frequently, you benefit from:
greater stability
better training feel
more precise feedback
The Rower is the central element of your home gym.
It can:
be your entry into training
carry your main workout
be your finisher
A rower is only as good as its resistance system and movement feel.
When training with an AssaultRower, resistance adapts directly to your performance. That means:
the harder you pull, the higher the resistance
the cleaner your technique, the more efficient your training
the more intense your effort, the higher the load
The result is a machine that adapts to your performance level – not the other way around.
For your home gym, this means maximum flexibility:
from easy warm-up to high-intensity interval training, everything is possible.

The AirBike is brutally honest.
The more you give, the more it demands in return.
no upper limit on resistance
full-body load
extremely efficient
Just 10–15 minutes can replace a complete workout.
The entry into intense conditioning.
Simple, direct, effective.
Perfect for anyone who wants to integrate HIIT into their home gym.
More control, more efficiency, more modern system.
Ideal for anyone who trains regularly and wants to structure their workouts.
Maximum stability, highest durability, best overall feel.
For users who do not want to compromise.
The AirBike is your tool for:
maximum intensity
short, hard workouts
mental and physical stress

A strong setup is not a coincidence – it is a combination.
Runner → speed
Rower → endurance
AirBike → intensity
500 m rowing
20 calories AirBike
200 m sprint Runner
60 seconds rest
3–5 rounds → complete performance workout
focus on quantity instead of quality
lack of training structure
wrong equipment selection
insufficient space planning

Which equipment do I really need for a home gym?
For a performance-oriented setup, three categories are enough: Runner, Rower, and AirBike. This fully covers speed, endurance, and intensity.
What is better: Rower or AirBike?
Both serve different purposes. The Rower is more versatile and suitable for longer sessions. The AirBike is more intense and ideal for short, hard workouts.
Is an AssaultRunner worth it for home use?
Yes—especially if you do sprint training, HIIT, or performance-oriented running. A manual runner offers significantly more control and intensity than a traditional treadmill.
How much space do I need for a home gym?
An effective setup is possible from around 6–12 m² if equipment is selected properly.
Which AssaultBike is the right one?
Classic → entry level
Pro X → best balance
Elite → premium level
Can I train completely with these machines?
Yes. In combination with free weights, Runner, Rower, and AirBike cover almost all training areas.
A home gym is not just a place to train. It is a system that determines how effectively you progress.
Most training problems do not come from lack of motivation, but from poor structure: inefficient equipment, insufficient intensity, or missing training logic.
That is exactly why choosing the right equipment is crucial.
With a setup of Runner, Rower, and AirBike, you create an environment where you can:
train all energy systems
generate maximum intensity
scale your training at any time
You are no longer limited – you define the level.
And that is exactly the difference between “working out” and developing real performance.
At Assault Fitness, we build equipment for exactly that:
for training that challenges you, is measurable, and makes you better.
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