Functional Trainers

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Bring next-level versatility to your workouts with our high-performance functional trainers, compact, cable-based machines built to deliver full-body strength training in any home or commercial gym. Whether you're aiming for power, control, or mobility, these dynamic machines adapt to your goals.

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  • Phoenix Cable Tower

    $2,179.00
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  • Phoenix Plate Loaded Cable Tower

    $1,648.00
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  • Viper Cable Tower [Available 10/2]

    $1,799.00
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  • RX3 Tornado Smith Machine Rack

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  • RX3 Tornado Smith Machine Plate Loaded Rack

    $3,167.00
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  • RX3 Tornado Compact Smith Machine Rack

    From $3,987.00
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  • RX3 Tornado Rack

    From $3,378.00
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  • RX3 Tornado Plate Loaded Rack

    $2,158.20 $2,498.00
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  • RX3 3000 Smith Machine Rack

    $3,564.90 $3,961.00
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  • RX3 3000 Rack

    $3,076.20 $3,418.00
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  • RX3 Tornado 6-Post Smith Machine Rack

    From $4,966.00
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  • RX3 3000 Plate Loaded Smith Machine Rack

    $2,430.40 $3,038.00
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  • RX3 3000 Plate Loaded Rack

    $1,885.60 $2,357.00
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  • RX3 3000 Wall-Mounted Rack

    From $2,905.20
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  • Functional Trainer?Weight Stack?Cable Tower 2000

    $588.50 $1,070.00
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  • Functional Trainer Plate-Loaded Cable Tower?2000

    $162.50 $325.00
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Your All-in-One cable training solution

Unlock total-body training with our Functional Trainers, your go-to solution for dynamic strength workouts, rehab, and sport-specific movements. Whether you're fitting out a compact home gym or upgrading a commercial space, these machines deliver maximum performance in minimal space.

From wall-mounted units to power rack-integrated systems, Get RX’d offers both selectorized and plate-loaded options to match your training style. Each model is designed with smooth cable resistance, multiple pulley positions, and compatibility with a wide range of cable attachments, so you can perform everything from presses and rows to squats and core work.

Why choose a Functional Trainer?

Functional trainers offer unmatched training flexibility. Their adjustable pulleys and free-motion cable design let you move in multiple planes, building strength that translates to real-life performance. Whether you’re performing heavy lifts, accessory work, or rehab exercises, these machines support your goals with smooth, controlled resistance.

Common exercises include:

  • Standing Cable Chest Presses for upper body power
  • Cable Lat Raises and Rows for back and shoulder development
  • Cable Squats and Lunges for lower body strength and balance
  • Woodchoppers and Pallof Presses for rotational core control

With a compact footprint and endless movement options, functional trainers are a must-have for any serious training setup.

Explore related cable equipment

Looking to expand your cable training setup? Explore our full range of Cable Machines to find the perfect match for your space and goals. If you're aiming to build a stronger back and arms, our Lat Pulldown Machines offer smooth, targeted resistance. For those who prefer the classic feel of loading plates, our Plate-Loaded Machines provide reliable performance with every rep. And to get even more out of your workouts, don’t miss our selection of Cable Attachments perfect for adding variety and precision to every movement.

FAQ

What is a functional trainer good for?

A functional trainer is ideal for full-body workouts, including strength training, mobility drills, rehabilitation, and sport-specific movement. Its cables allow natural, unrestricted movement in all planes.

Can I use a functional trainer in a home gym?

Yes. Our models are designed to save space and provide multi-exercise versatility in compact home gym setups.

What’s the difference between plate-loaded and selectorized functional trainers?

Plate-loaded models require weight plates for resistance, while selectorized units use a weight stack. Plate-loaded systems are more budget-friendly; selectorized models offer faster resistance changes.

What cable ratio do your functional trainers use?

Cable ratios vary by model (typically 2:1 or 1:1). A 2:1 ratio means 100 LB of weight feels like 50 LB of resistance, offering more control and smoother motion. Check product details for exact specs.

What cable attachments do I need for my functional trainer?

The attachments you need depend on the exercises you want to perform. For upper body training, popular options include single or dual D-handles, triceps ropes, lat pulldown bars, and curl bars. For lower body movements, an ankle strap or belt squat attachment can add variety to leg workouts. If you want to train your core, consider using a short bar for woodchoppers or a straight handle for Pallof presses. Many users start with a basic D-handle and build their collection based on evolving goals and workout variety.

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