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This replaces an entire dumbbell rack, a C2/Rogue rower, cable machine, squat rack, etc. I use this mainly in offline mode to do HIIT weight training and cardio. I use the eccentric mode setting to ensure I get maximim gains in the least amount of time. I row daily in the free weight barbell mode with 95 lbs. concentric/130 lbs. eccentric. I use a wrist-mounted, universal interval timer (Gym Boss+) which has a combined tone and vibrate mode, and mainly use it for rowing in offline, free-weight mode. Sprint interval training rowing of 20 sec work and 10 sec rest for 7.5 min is the most efficient cardio workout. Any more than that and you wear your body out with free radicals and more stress on joints/etc. For squats, I use the belt squat attachment, since traditional barbell squats place unnecessary stress on the spine and increase CNS fatigue. The belt squat helps to avoid spinal injuries and combined with a good set of stable squat shoes (.75" incline, TPU heel, etc.), you can avoid knee injuries. Be sure to remove the platform cushioning pad to have the most stable platform as possible for squats (most squat platforms have hardwood on them to avoid any lateral movement in knees when lifting heavy). Belt squat machines are replacing reg. squat ones because they're safer and more effective. Squat University has great info on form. Also, I use Versa Gripp straps to train harder so that my grip strength for the day doesn't limit how heavy I can lift. This machine has silky smooth resistance. Watched some reviews that said this one has smoother resistance than the first model, so that's why I went with the Gen 2. Some reviewers also said the Gen 2 cooling fans are quieter than the first model, so that's another reason I went with the Gen 2. This machine is ultra silent, even when pulling full resistance. The overall sound level was another factor for me, so that's why I went with digital weights. This has ridiculous resistance with minimal motor whine to do stealth cardio/lifting with shared walls, ceilings, and floors. I went with this, instead of the Beyond Power Voltra, because of how compact everything is and the unlimited power on tap w/out the need for batteries. The GM has a small footprint in storage mode and it's very fast to set up and store to quickly knockout workouts. The Tonal requires a recurring membership and a permanant install, the Voltra requires a Power Rack (which takes up more space for similar GM features), and the other digital weight systems were either too underdeveloped or too large and made for commercial gyms. Since this is a precision, high-tech system (prob servo-like motors under the hood), be sure to use a quality surge protector/power conditioner to protect your investment and provide the smoothest resistance possible. For the 110 volt model, the manual says any voltage spike that reaches 260 volts can potentially damage the machine, so any lightning storm or power plant surges could potentially damage the machine. To ensure the machine never receives any surges and has the cleanest power possible, I recommend using a high-quality surge protector/conditioner that completely eliminates surges (SMP technology) and never wears out (doesn't use MOV surge protection). The best surge protector with this high tech surge elimination tech (SMP) and power conditioning at a reasonable price is the Furman Power Conditioner (PST-8). Another thing is that since I'm feeding the machine ultra-clean, conditioned power, this could be why my resistance feels extra smooth. Similar to how unconditioned power can create noise in audio systems and affect the sound quality, the same electrical noise may likely affect how smoothly the motors operate. Also, since digital weights are new tech that's still in the early adopter phase, expect there to be some issues that will eventually get worked out in updates/future models. During your workouts, use common sense and determine the level of risk you're comfortable with based on your current setup. I'm considering developing a manual "spotter arms" system as a fail safe in the event of a software glitch, bluetooth spotters/controls disconnecting, etc (I'll post my solution here later once I figure it out). All digital weight systems will have these similar issues though. And none of these home systems have the robust/redundant safety systems that you will find on airplanes. So the main thing is to use common sense, especially when you are lifting heavy. During heavy rows and similar exercises where a potential broken cable/attachment may hit your eyes, it makes sense to wear high-impact (ANSI Z87+) rated safety glasses. Accidents can happen and you only have one set of eyes. For example, the Liver King blinded himself in one eye when he snapped some resistance bands and they hit him in the eye. A great ANSI certified Z87.1-2020 (latest standard) with Z87+ (highest impact rating available) pair of safety glasses is the KleenGuard Maverick by Kimberly-Clark (established industrial brand and ANSI certified products). These are the best looking and certified Z87+ safety glasses I've found (w/clear or tinted sunglass lens options). Overall, I think this machine works great and provides more value than anything else currently. Speediance is the leader in the compact, complete-ownership, multi-machine home gym category. Eccentric weight is the future to accelerate gains and save time (auto extra weight on negative reps means you go at the same pace as the positive/concentric rep, instead of slowing down the negative rep with trad weights to make it harder), so this feature alone makes it worth it for me. It would be great to see a future Speediance model that has an even taller cable tower with a center cable mount and at least 400 lbs (similar to the Voltra that currently has 400lbs). Read more

J’habite en condo et j’ai installé mon Gym Monster 2 dans mon bureau, et honnêtement, c’est parfait. Je m’entraîne, puis je retourne travailler, tout au même endroit. J’aime bien aller m’entraîner dehors de temps en temps, mais j’ai toujours détesté attendre que les gens libèrent les machines au gym. Le Family Plus est compact, puissant et vraiment pratique pour les petits espaces. Je n’ai pas encore essayé le rameur, mais les entraînements quotidiens sont excellents. Comme le Speediance Accessories Dock n’était plus offert dans les options, je l’ai acheté séparément, et je ne le regrette pas du tout : tout mon équipement est bien rangé et rien n’est éparpillé. Mon seul petit bémol, c’est que j’aimerais avoir plus d’exercices liés au Judo, mais bon, je connais déjà mes mouvements, alors je m’arrange très bien. Et pour ceux qui disent que 220 livres, ce n’est pas assez, faites simplement plus de répétitions, vous allez voir que ça devient amplement suffisant ! 😉 Bref, que vous soyez débutant ou avancé, c’est une machine polyvalente, efficace et parfaite pour s’entraîner à la maison sans compromis. Read more

Exceptional Results in Just 8 Weeks - This Smart Home Gym Delivers! After 8 weeks of consistent use (3 days a week), I can confidently say the Speediance Gym Monster 2 has exceeded my expectations. Here's my honest review: Real Results That Matter: The most important metric? I've achieved a 6% growth in my biceps in just 8 weeks! This isn't just subjective - I've been measuring and tracking my progress. The magnetic resistance system really makes a difference in providing consistent, progressive overload that translates to actual muscle growth. What Makes Exercise Enjoyable Again: One of the biggest surprises has been how much I actually ‘enjoy’ working out now. The 21.5-inch touchscreen with guided workouts keeps me engaged, and the variety of exercises means I never get bored. Standout Features After 8 Weeks of Use: 220lb magnetic resistance provides smooth, consistent tension throughout the entire range of motion Space efficiency is incredible: This replaces an entire gym setup in my home Bluetooth ring makes setup safe and intuitive Why It Works So Well: The combination of strength training and cardio options keeps workouts varied and challenging. The machine adapts to your progress, automatically suggesting weight increases and new exercises. The post-workout reports help track progress scientifically, which motivated me to stay consistent. Minor Considerations: - Initial setup takes some time to learn all features - Price point is significant, but the results justify the investment - I was considering a PT and gym as an expensive alternative - The screen could be larger and there is a lot of clutter, but it's perfectly functional - the new platform Adapters are key Bottom Line: If you're looking for a complete home gym solution that delivers real results and makes working out genuinely enjoyable, the Gym Monster 2 is worth every penny. My 6% bicep growth in 8 weeks speaks for itself - this isn't just fancy tech, it's effective fitness equipment that works. Would I recommend it? Absolutely. It's transformed my home workout experience and delivered measurable results faster than I expected. Read more

I chose Speediance over Tonal and Oxefit because I wanted to work out at home with full machine capabilities—without being locked into a monthly fee. While I’m now subscribed to their Wellness Plus program because I enjoy the guided workouts, I was able to use the machine effectively even before that. Portability is another plus! What really drew me in was avoiding the hassle of commuting to the gym, which in the past caused me to lose consistency after a few weeks. Since committing to Speediance, I’ve been able to stay on track for months. The workouts are well-structured yet fully customizable, allowing me to tailor each session and use the equipment in ways that suit me best. The smart resistance feels smooth but challenging, and their spotter mode gives me confidence and safety when lifting heavy. I also appreciate the gamification and regular events—they provide just the right motivation. Receiving physical medals for completed challenges is a great reminder of my progress and inspires me to keep going. Support has been fantastic, with quick responses through Facebook, and the community is friendly and welcoming. For convenience, flexibility, and motivation, Speediance has been one of my best health investments. Read more

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Have been using Speediance GM2 for about 2 months. It is game changer for me. We have bought the GM 2 family plus (includes rowing bench) Quick Summary Installation- Easy. Delivered box is heavy (need to be careful there, need two people to move the delivered box). Also, check the power outlet requirements. How does magnetic weights feel like - Great (a little different from actual weights on few exercises) no complaints though. Very flexible on weight adjustments. Some exercises not so great (eg leg extension, just a minor thing). Rowing bench - love it. Even the inbuilt rowing programs are good. Bluetooth ring - Not perfect, still very good. Ring connectivity should be improved. Interface - user friendly and predictable . Mobile app - very good. Helps gamify your workout routines. Future improvements (if they keep coming) will only help make it better. Overall - it is awesome. A solid 9/10 for me (with intermediate level of strength training experience) Read more

Ich habe anfangs etwas gebraucht um mich an die Kabelzüge zu gewöhnen. Danach ist es jedoch ein super Gerät. Viele Videos und Übungen welche man einfach erklärt bekommt. Zusätzlich gibt es jetzt noch eine kostenpflichtige Mitgliedschaft mittels KI. Da weiß ich noch nicht ob ich diese abschließen werden. Man kann das Gerät super nutzen, klasse Zeitersparnis und es nimmt keinen Platz weg. Top 😍 Read more

Bei dem Preis war ich, wie andere hier auch, skeptisch aber ich bin begeistert. 1. Verpackung ist super, natürlich wiegt es 129 kg als Paket aber das "typische" Lieferantenhandling von Paketen konnte dem Inhalt nichts anhaben. Sehr durchdachtes Verpackungskonzept. Klar ist das dann auch etwas umfangreicher in der Entsorgung. Das Aufstellen sollte man zu zweit machen. 2. Inhalt: Die mitgelieferten Griffe etc. sind hochwertig und fühlen sich gut an. Mitgelieferte Karabiner ermöglichen sogar den Einsatz von fremden Griffen. 3. Technik: der Lüfter ist vernünftig leise, die Software läuft gut, auch wenn ein paar Deutsche Übersetzungen nicht 100 % sind. Aber es sollten trotzdem keine Missverständnisse aufkommen. Die Trainingsvideos sind sehr gut erklärend und motivierend. Der Bluetooth-Ring funktioniert bisher einwandfrei. Die fehlende Möglichkeit andere Dienste als Apple Music oder die interne Musik zu verbinden ist schon schade aber ich habe es eh lieber direkt auf den Ohren. Für die Videos reicht die Qualität der Lautsprecher sehr gut. Fazit: In Vergleich zu 6 Jahren Fiti-Abo á 50 € sehe ich weiterhin den Vorteil hier bei diesem Gerät. Read more

Amazing all in one home gym that not only replaced the need for me to go to a gym, but pay for a coach to guide me. It has many courses and attachments, and movements that could train every single muscle in your body, with amazing guidance. Definitely worth every penny Read more

I recently purchased the Gym Monster 2 by Speediance, and I must say it has transformed my home fitness routine. I spent many months researching options including Tonal amongst others. I settled on the GM2 based on reviews as well as a friend who had purchased a unit. The GM2 combines sleek design with impressive functionality, offering a versatile and efficient workout experience. Set up was easy as was creating profiles and figuring out how to work the machine. I have done a wide range of workouts on it so far and have been surprised about how varied and excellent the exercises are. The ability to have a virtual spotter provides me with confidence that I can work out alone and still push the weight to ensure muscle growth. The Bluetooth ring used to engage and disengage the weight also contributes to safety and convenience. Pros: • Compact and stylish design • Wide range of exercise options • Safety features including virtual spotting • Quiet operation • Easy setup and usability Cons: • The price might be a barrier for some • Requires consistent Wi-Fi for optimal use On balance, I feel the GM2 is an excellent investment for anyone looking to take their home workouts to the next level. It’s a complete gym in one machine, with features that cater to diverse fitness goals. The quality and functionality make it worth the price. I highly recommend it to anyone serious about home fitness. Read more

Ich habe meinen Gym Monster im Mai bekommen und ich muss sagen, dass das Gerät meine Erwartungen übertroffen hat. Ich habe bis jetzt viele Übungen probiert und bin sehr zufrieden damit. Das Gerät ist sehr sicher und vielseitig. Alles wird ausführlich erklärt, die Qualität stimmt und es können 2 Personen parallel trainieren! Read more

Wie heißt es so schön - no Risk no Fun ! Mir war schon etwas mulmig das Gym Monster OHNE vorheriges Testen zu bestellen. ABER: es hat sich gelohnt!!! Mein Sohn (15) hat nach den ersten Einheiten gemeint ich kann das Abo im Gym kündigen :-) Also zumindest da ein paar Scheine gespart :-D Es ist wirklich ein Hightech Gerät bei dem tranieren nicht nur Spaß macht sondern auch absolut effizient ist. Die Verarbeitung ist tadellos und das Hauptargument für uns: PLATZSPAREND !!! Bei Bedarf in SEKUNDEN! zugeklappt und an die Wand geschoben. Wir können nicht anders als volle Punktzahl zu geben. Das einzige Manko ist der Preis - aber man muss es ja nicht kaufen und daher kann ich hierfür auch kein Punktabzug geben. In diesem Sinne: von uns als Familie eine klare Empfehlung! Read more

The Speediance Gym Monster 2 is a life changing machine. The convenience of having it at home is unbeatable—no more driving to a packed gym or waiting around for equipment. It's compact, easy to move once it's set up, and I honestly use it way more than I ever went to the gym. There are tons of features and customizable workouts, so it's super easy to find something that fits your goals. I love the custom workout feature—l've even added some of my old gym routines into it, you can pretty much do anything that you could do in your local gym on this machine. Another bonus is the super supportive Facebook community. They run challenges, giveaways, share tips, and help with questions. I've even won free merch! It's a cool extra that keeps you motivated. I've had no issues whatsoever with my machine since I received it over 8 weeks ago. If you can afford it, it's a great investment. Couldn't recommend it more! Read more

I’ve been using the Speediance Gym Monster 2 for a few months now, and I can confidently say it has completely transformed my fitness journey. The build quality is exceptional—solid, sleek, and clearly made with premium materials. It feels like having a professional gym right at home. What I appreciate the most is how user-friendly and intuitive the system is. From the smart screen interface to the wide variety of guided workouts, everything is designed to keep you motivated and on track. Whether you’re a beginner or more advanced, the machine adapts perfectly to your level. Another standout is the outstanding customer service. The Speediance team has been responsive, helpful, and genuinely invested in making sure I get the best possible experience with their product. Since I started using the Gym Monster 2, I’ve lost 4 kilograms, reduced my body fat by 2%, and gained noticeable muscle definition, energy, and self-confidence. I finally feel like I’m making real progress toward my health goals—all from the comfort of my home. I highly recommend the Speediance Gym Monster 2 to anyone serious about their fitness. It’s not just a machine—it’s a complete and empowering training solution. Read more

I have been using this for several weeks now. The GM2 system is great for beginners or intermediate strength training. Not only does it have the full capability of a pully machine functional trainer, but it adds the ability to track progress, adjust weights manually or automatically in 1-lb increments, and has hundreds of built-in movements, workouts, and multi-week programs that you can choose from in addition to the basic free lift mode. This is a big help for anyone new to strength training, or intermediate lifters that want some variety without having to design custom workouts. HARDWARE The packaging of the unit was excellent and well thought out. The main unit requires no assembly but if you order the rower then it will require some minor assembly. I did not find this to be a problem. All of the hardware required for each step of rower assembly was in individually packaged zipper-style bags that made it very easy to identify and use. No prying parts of a vacuum packed card. They even include a bag of spare hardware components for when you inevitably drop or lose a piece. The GM2 itself is heavy duty and very well built. The pulleys and cables are very smooth and quiet and I have had no issues after a month of use. I did purchase some third party attachments as upgrades to the stock items and for personal preference and it handles all of them very well. The angled bench is a basic bench that fits well on the platform and is great for all of the included exercises. That said, I have seen folks use a third party bench, which if you already have one should be fine. I have another heavier bench at home and have no issues using either one. I have never used a rower before, but I found the unit to be very sturdy and smooth. The stock handles are inexpensive plastic. They are functional but I opted to order some different handles for personal preference. I did later receive the smart handles with the bluetooth weight on/off buttons and they are very sturdy and are now my go-to basic handle. The cable extensions are a great item for moves that may have the cables running against your arms and I love the bent gate carabiners on them that make attaching/detaching items easier than a standard carabiner. Though many times I find myself not using them as it has not really been an issue. The rowing bar that came with the rower has a good feel and weight to it. Very solid and perfectly sized for the machine. I have used the barbell attachment on many exercises and I did purchase some lifting gloves to use for heavier weights. If you have not used a machine like this before, the tension (weight equivalent) that it can put on the cables is significant but the one thing you will not have it the inertia associated with heavy weight plates at the end of a barbell, meaning that the bar will feel a little shaky compared to a free weight barbell. Typically I prefer to use handles for most exercises, even bench presses, opting for a dumbbell style bench press which I can actually get better range of motion with. I would like to see them offer a curl bar with a weight on/off feature. I purchased a third party curl bar designed for resistance bands and it works great in conjunction with the bluetooth ring. There has been some prior complaints about bluetooth ring connectivity, but that seems to be mostly resolved with a recent software update. I find the ring to be a convenient way to turn on and off the weight but I also have the smart handles and defer to them most of the time. The ring brings you the added capability to make adjustments on the weight, dialing it up or down, without having to get up and use the screen interface. SOFTWARE I have found the system to be relatively easy to use. It also has an associated phone app that mirrors most of the functionality you will find on the display. During the time I have had the machine they have pushed out several additional movements, workouts and programs as well as periodic challenges which can be fun to participate in and keep your motivation. They also pushed a complete software upgrade to add expanded AI functionality. In the basic free-lift mode you can setup any exercise you want by telling it how much weight you want, the resistance profile, and if you are using a barbell (two sided) or handle (one-sided) type of attachment. If you prefer to use the included workouts and movements there are hundreds to choose from. You can also configure your own custom movements and combine them into custom workouts, though I do not think at the time of this writing that the custom movements you configure are fully integrated into the AI interface yet. I say yet as it is obvious the company continues to improve and develop this software. One thing you can not get from a traditional pully machine or free weights is the eccentric loading mode, which gives you more tension on the return stroke of the move. Some science based lifters will say that this eccentric loading is significant when it comes to building muscle mass (hypertrophy) quickly. I find that I use this mode fairly often. You can also set it up for “chain mode” type resistance giving you more resistance the farther you pull the cable, and even a constant speed mode. There are several assist modes built in which help you finish your reps and aid with safety. For example, one of the assist modes releases a little bit of tension to help you get that last rep in, while another will dynamically reduce the weight if it senses you struggling or pausing a move for a few seconds. There are also some other safety features I have found if you end up dropping one end of the bar or have significant uneven loading which will immediately take the tension off the cables. The advanced AI features are still young in their development but have a lot of potential and the company has been pushing periodic software updates. Currently it can help you adjust weights based on performance and will generate custom workouts based on the goals you input and what it calculates as fatigue on the particular muscle group. I find that helpful at times, but also as I get more educated on strength training I find myself setting up my own custom workouts. If they can integrate your custom moves and workouts into the AI system and build a bit more advanced reporting with an export feature it will grow into a very strong system. STRENGTHS Ability to do nearly every move you can think of for a pully machine, including barbell moves, dumbbell (handle) moves, and pull down type moves. I actually find it much easier to get into position and setup for an exercise with this machine where I can get in position unloaded, and then turn on the weight versus trying to wrestle heavy weights into position. Ability to use various resistance profiles like eccentric mode. Ability to do full body workouts and cardio such as rowing. Very small footprint. You don’t need space for a giant rack and storage for a bunch of heavy plates. WEAKNESSES Height: For folks that are tall (not me) and want to do pull-down type exercises you will probably have to do them seated or in a different position. There is not currently a bench that connects to it for your traditional leg curls and extensions, though there is an after market, third party item that will accomplish this. That said, most of those exercises can be done easy enough with the ankle straps. Handles: The basic handles are pretty basic, as are the basic ski handles. The Smart handles are great but expensive. There are tons of options here though for third party attachments to fit your needs. Basically anything you can attach to a carabiner would work. Weight limit: Some have complained about being limited to 220lbs of resistance. I suspect this is related to how much tension you can get on a motor that is plugged into a standard household outlet. Honestly though, I have not found this to be an issue. Most beginners and many intermediate lifters will only hit that limit maybe on deadlifts and squats. If you need more than that you are probably a more advanced lifter. I am sure you could rig up some additional tension with bands or plates but at that point you probably want to transition to a full rack system. Remember the target market for this. It fits that market very well. Customer Service I believe this is a Chinese company. My initial feelings when I hear that is low quality but I have been pleasantly surprised. I have to say that this system is very solid and high quality. While there is some social media chatter about customer service I see that they are very engaged with making improvements in software and hardware and actively monitor social media platforms for user feedback. A lot of the complaints you may see in those groups tend to get addressed as evidenced by changes they have made in hardware and software and stuff they include with the system, like extra D-ring clips for the cables. While they may struggle by U.S. expectations with holidays like the Chinese new year I find most of the social media chatter superficial keyboard warriors and I give them some grace for being a young company that is still building out their presence. Personally, I have been satisfied with any customer service interaction and impressed in their engagement with end users regarding enhancements. It will be interesting to see how this product evolves over time. It’s really good now and has potential to be great. Does it work for me? Yes, it was the right fit for my needs and I use it almost daily. It has saved me time running back and forth to a gym that I have free use of, allows me to workout on my time schedule and focus on the issues I need. I still hit the local gym occasionally, but more so just as a progress check against their dedicated movement machines. I will say, that I am working out much more than I would have been doing otherwise, and staying engaged doing it. Read more

Dies ist wohl das beste, vielseitigste und sicherste Sportgerät dass ich mir je in die Wohnung gestellt habe. Wenn ich mir vorstelle wieviele Geräte nun aus meiner Wohnung verschwinden werden und wieviel Geld ich einst dafür bezahlt habe und wieviel Platz nun wird, bereue ich keinen Cent dieser Investition. Ich kann es wirklich mit gutem Gewissen weiter empfehlen. Read more