
Functional Trainer
Set each trolley independently for cable work. The standard model uses a 2:1 ratio at the trolleys and 1:1 at the high outlets for pulldowns.
Adjustable cables, a guided Smith bar and a free-weight rack in one frame. Choose between two heights to suit your training space.

Set the cable trolleys for pulls and flyes. Move to the Smith bar for guided lifts, or use the front uprights with your own barbell.

Set each trolley independently for cable work. The standard model uses a 2:1 ratio at the trolleys and 1:1 at the high outlets for pulldowns.

The guided bar moves vertically along steel rails. Adjustable safety stops let you set the lower limit for the lift.

Set the J-hooks and spotter arms on the numbered uprights for free-weight squats or presses. The frame also includes a multi-grip pull-up station.
Room preview is unavailable on this device. Use the frame comparison and measurements to check fit.
View Both FramesCompare both A200 frames from the same angle. The Short frame is 250 mm (about 9.8 in) lower.
On a supported phone or tablet, point your camera at a clear spot on the floor to see how the frame sits in your room. For fit and clearance, use the measurements below.
3D illustrations use the same camera scale. Some details of the Short frame are estimated. Overall heights come from the manufacturer drawings.
Measure from the finished floor to the lowest overhead obstruction, including lights, beams and garage door tracks.
The standard model calls for a 2,400 mm (94.49 in) ceiling. Allow additional room for assembly and overhead movement. Ask us to confirm clearance for your setup.

The standard configuration lists a lat pulldown bar, low-row handle, a pair of nylon strap handles, a triceps rope and a rowing handle. Plates and the adjustable bench shown in the photos are separate.
The standard trainer is 86.61 in wide and 79.76 in deep when assembled. Plan extra space for plate loading, bench placement, cable travel and access to the weight stacks.
The A200 is designed for indoor use. Measure the floor area and clearance before installation.
On the standard model, selecting 100 lb on one stack gives roughly 100 lb of resistance at the 1:1 high outlet or 50 lb at the 2:1 trolley. Actual resistance can vary slightly.

For questions about frame heights, attachments or fit, use our Contact Us page.