Fitness advice

Corporate fitness for 100+ employees: Septentrio customer case study

For Septentrio, a technology company with more than 100 employees, we set up a corporate gym in Leuven on a floor with approximately 53 m² of sports flooring and a strength zone for three…

Renting or leasing fitness equipment: how does it work for your business?

Through renting or leasing, your company takes a complete gym into use for a fixed monthly amount with a term of 24 to 60 months and installation included Complete...

Buying an all-in-one rack: why is it often the smartest choice?

An all-in-one rack combines a power rack, cable station, and often a Smith machine in a single frame, allowing you to perform more exercises in less space. Martech all-in-one racks go…

The Hinge customer case: equipping a physiotherapy practice with the Martech M8 and Easy Clean flooring

For physical therapy practice The Hinge, we furnished a training room of approximately 25 m² with an Easy Clean sports floor, two wall mirrors of 2 x 1 m, a Martech...

Martech M8 in a hotel gym: variants, specifications, and expansions

A Martech M8 gives a hotel gym or compact gym a half rack, a dual cable station, and optionally a Smith machine in a single frame. Read about the available variants…

Building a corporate gym: how do you approach it?

You build a corporate gym in five steps: users, space, flooring, equipment, and financing with installation and guidance. For 5 to 10 users, 30 to 35 m² is often sufficient...

1:1 or 2:1 cable ratio: which cable ratio should I choose?

With a 1:1 cable ratio you pull the full stack weight, with 2:1 you feel half with twice the cable length. Anyone who does both types of exercises is best off choosing...