Life Fitness single stations

With a Life Fitness single station you train one muscle group on a strength machine of real gym class. Whether you load your legs on a leg press, train your shoulders on a shoulder press or isolate your hamstrings on a leg curl: each machine follows a guided, biomechanically refined range of motion that is precisely tuned to that muscle group. For you that means a tight, safe isolation, an efficient strength stimulus and the calm, smooth operation that you know from a professional gym.

Life Fitness is an American brand that you find on countless gym floors and that has been leading in commercial strength equipment for decades. That same movement science and finish are in the loose single stations. Feel free to compare the full range of single stations to compare the models per muscle group.

Read more about Life Fitness single stations below.

82 products found

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Hammer Strength Plate Loaded Iso-Lateral Front Lat Pulldown

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RRP 5.379,- 4.569,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Hammer Strength Plate Loaded Iso-Lateral Decline Chest Press

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RRP 5.789,- 4.919,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Hammer Strength Plate-Loaded T-Bar Row

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RRP 3.629,- 3.089,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Life Fitness Insignia series biceps curl dependent

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Biceps
Pin Loaded
Fixed path (fixed resistance)

RRP 7.245,- 6.159,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Life Fitness Insignia Series Lateral Raise

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RRP 8.529,- 7.249,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Hammer Strength Plate Loaded Iso-Lateral Chest/Back

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RRP 6.329,- 5.379,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Life Fitness Axiom series hip abductor adductor

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Hips (ab/adductors)
Pin Loaded
Fixed path

RRP 6.289,- 5.349,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Life Fitness Insignia series pulldown

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Back
Pin Loaded
Fixed path (fixed resistance)

RRP 8.529,- 7.249,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Hammer Strength Iso-Lateral Wide Pulldown

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RRP 5.379,- 4.569,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Life Fitness Axiom series pectoral fly / rear deltoid

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Chest and shoulders (pectoral fly)
Pin Loaded
Fixed path (dual)

RRP 6.289,- 5.349,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Hammer Strength Plate-Loaded 4 Way Neck

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RRP 4.299,- 3.659,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Hammer Strength Plate Loaded Seated Biceps

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RRP 4.299,- 3.659,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Hammer Strength Plate Loaded Super Squat Press

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RRP 9.685,- 8.229,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Hammer Strength Plate Loaded Iso-Lateral Kneeling Leg Curl

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RRP 5.789,- 4.919,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Hammer Strength Plate Loaded Iso-Lateral D-Y Row

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RRP 5.379,- 4.569,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Hammer Strength Plate Loaded Iso-Lateral Horizontal Bench Press

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RRP 4.699,- 3.999,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Hammer Strength Plate-Loaded Gripper

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RRP 1.485,- 1.259,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Life Fitness Insignia hip adduction

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Legs
Pin Loaded
Fixed path (fixed resistance)

RRP 8.529,- 7.249,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Life Fitness Insignia Series Seated Leg Curl

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Legs (hamstrings)
Pin Loaded
Fixed path

RRP 9.299,- 7.909,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Why choose a Life Fitness single station?

The strength of Life Fitness lies in the movement science behind each machine. The machines are designed to follow the natural strength curve of a muscle group, with a guided path that relieves your joints and keeps the tension exactly where you want it. That biomechanical pedigree, fed in part by the strength knowledge within the brand, means that you train in a controlled and targeted way. Take a look at the other fitness equipment from Life Fitness as well.

The single station range is built up in three commercial lines, so you can choose what fits your budget and environment. The Optima Series is the most accessible commercial entry, the Axiom Series is in the mid-segment and contains handy combi machines that combine two exercises, such as leg extension with leg curl or biceps with triceps. The Insignia Series is the flagship: top-commercial machines with the most refined adjustment and finish, as you find them in a high-quality gym.

All single stations work with a built-in weight stack that you set with a pin. That changes lightning-fast, is safe and requires no loose weight plates, which is pleasant when several people train one after another. So per muscle group you get a machine that is ready for intensive, daily use.

What to look out for when buying a Life Fitness single station?

Muscle group and range of motion

First determine which muscle group you want to train specifically and choose the matching machine for it. Check whether the seat setting and the guided range of motion suit your body build; small adjustments in seat height and backrest make a big difference in effectiveness and safety. The biomechanical set-up of Life Fitness helps with this, but a good personal adjustment remains important.

Weight stack and resistance

The single stations are pin loaded: you choose the weight from a built-in stack. Look at the maximum load capacity in relation to your current and expected training weight, because the maximum resistance is fixed on the stack of the machine. For most athletes a commercial stack offers plenty of room to grow, but check it if you train heavy.

Series and level of use

Choose the line that suits you. The Optima Series is a nice, more affordable commercial start, the Axiom Series adds combi machines and more adjustability, and the Insignia Series is intended for anyone who wants the highest commercial level. For a studio or busy gym a higher line pays off sooner than for occasional home use.

Space and footprint

Commercial single stations are substantial and each machine in principle trains one movement. Therefore measure your available space carefully and count in the room for movement around the machine. Always place a sturdy surface or mat under the machine for floor protection and stability.

Finish and maintenance

Life Fitness is known for a high-quality finish that can handle intensive club use. When choosing, pay attention to the quality of the upholstery and the guides, and take into account periodic maintenance such as keeping the rails clean and checking the cables, so that a machine keeps running smoothly for years.

Our advice: Choose a Life Fitness single station if you deliberately go for commercial, biomechanically thought-out quality and want to make that investment. Start with the muscle groups that you find hardest to train well with free weights, such as the hamstrings on a leg curl, the back on a pulldown and the shoulders on a shoulder press. If you are mainly looking for one compact machine for your whole body, then look at a strength station instead of loose machines.

Who is a Life Fitness single station suitable for?

Gyms and studios that want to offer a complete, biomechanically thought-out machine range of club quality.
Hotels and wellness centres that are looking for reliable, high-quality strength equipment that lasts day in, day out.
Physiotherapy practices and rehabilitation centres that want to build strength in a targeted way with a guided, controlled movement.
Serious home athletes with space and budget who want the exact quality of their gym at home.
Advanced strength athletes who want to train extra volume specifically and safely per muscle group alongside their free weights.

A Life Fitness single station is less suitable if you have a small budget or are mainly looking for a compact, simple home solution: these are commercial machines with a corresponding price and footprint. For a more affordable or more compact start, you are better off looking at a more affordable brand, a strength station or training freely with dumbbells and a barbell.

Need help with your choice?

Would you like to buy a Life Fitness single station but are not quite sure which machine best fits your wishes and needs? We are happy to help. You can reach our fitness specialists by phone on +31 85 773 00 57, through our customer service, or visit our fitness store in Volkel, the Netherlands.

Frequently asked questions about Life Fitness single stations

What is the difference between a single station and a strength station?

A strength station or multigym combines several exercises on one machine via a central weight system. A Life Fitness single station is fully dedicated to one movement pattern and therefore more precisely tuned to the biomechanics of that muscle group. In a gym several single stations together form a circuit in which each machine trains one muscle group.

What do the Optima, Axiom and Insignia series mean?

They are the three commercial lines of Life Fitness. The Optima Series is the most accessible commercial entry, the Axiom Series is in the mid-segment and contains combi machines that combine two exercises, and the Insignia Series is the top-commercial flagship with the most refined adjustment and finish.

Are Life Fitness single stations pin loaded or plate loaded?

The single stations work with a built-in weight stack (pin loaded): you choose the weight with a pin. That changes quickly, is safe and requires no loose weight plates, ideal for environments where several people train one after another.

Are these machines suitable for home use?

Yes, provided you have sufficient space and budget. They are commercial machines, so they are larger and higher-quality than an average home machine. Serious home athletes who want the exact quality of their gym get a lot of enjoyment out of them; for a simple or compact start there are more suitable options.

Why are Life Fitness single stations more expensive than other brands?

They are commercial machines of club quality, with a biomechanically thought-out design, high-quality materials and a finish that can handle intensive, daily use. You pay for the quality, the durability and the professional range of motion that the brand has proven on gym floors.

Which single station do I choose first?

Start with the muscle groups that you find hardest to train well with free weights. For most athletes those are the hamstrings on a leg curl, the back on a pulldown or row and the shoulders on a shoulder press. These machines complement a set-up with dumbbells, barbells and a fitness bench most directly.

Life Fitness single stations

Isolate any muscle group with precision

Why choose a Life Fitness single station?

What to look out for when buying a Life Fitness single station?

Muscle group and range of motion

Weight stack and resistance

Series and level of use

Space and footprint

Finish and maintenance

Who is a Life Fitness single station suitable for?

Need help with your choice?

Frequently asked questions about Life Fitness single stations

What is the difference between a single station and a strength station?

What do the Optima, Axiom and Insignia series mean?

Are Life Fitness single stations pin loaded or plate loaded?

Are these machines suitable for home use?

Why are Life Fitness single stations more expensive than other brands?

Which single station do I choose first?

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