@Lawrence Neal thanks buddy!

@Justin Frost thanks Justin!

@Justin Frost You should look at AEKE they have a new product they're launching on kickstarter that's basically a Tonal/Speediance combined. Innodigym also has a tower that they're launching that's very similar. Both of those products have no monthly fees. Tonal is not worth it. I've trained a few clients with the speediance, but it's mostly my own workouts. I would think it would hold up fairly well. It's also only $50 to replace the pulleys. So repair and replacement is simple. I think 15 is a great goal, but you probably wouldn't start there every day. Personally I think it would hold up pretty well. You could also buy a high quality functional trainer with a built in smith machine (Temple of Gainz makes a great one). Then get something like a Voltra to strap on there as well. Anyways always happy to chat more, but long story short I think this is possible, just have to be creative.

@Lawrence Neal my pleasure!

I believe Dynavec went out of business so if you're buying one of these its probably second hand. I've used most of the different versions on the market. I think for plate loaded Glute Builder makes the best version on the market and it's cheaper than a gluteator second hand. Booty builder also makes a selectorized version which is awesome and the only one I'm aware of at the moment.

@Lawrence Neal honestly I prefer the Glute Builder over the gluteator. The gluteator was revolutionary for sure, but left a lot to be desired. There are plenty of cheap knock offs but for plate loaded GB is the best. If I was opening a studio though I would go with Booty Builder selectoried. It's HEAVY and you don't have to load anything on it.

@Paul Roberts Hey Paul. My company Reformed Fitness is one of the leaders in this space. Delivery HIT workouts virtually all over the world. I've personally delivered over 10k virtual 1:1 workouts. If you're ever interested in what it could look like I'd be happy to set up a session with you or hop on a call to discuss.

@Paul Roberts I worked in a studio for a number of years then broke off after COVID doing virtuals. It's going to be hard to get your name out there to start, but I think Lawrence mentioned reaching out consistently to your network. That's a great place to start. You can check out our website as well... www.reformed-fitness.com