Assault Fitness
Human-powered conditioning equipment built around air-resistance bikes and curved manual treadmills with no drive motor.
What they're known for
A cardio platform where resistance rises directly with athlete output instead of being prescribed by a motor or class screen.
Assault Fitness builds self-powered cardio equipment for home and commercial training. Its AssaultBike family uses a fan and moving handles so resistance increases with pedaling and upper-body effort, while AssaultRunner Classic, Pro, and Elite models use curved motorless belts driven entirely by the runner. The common design idea is mechanical feedback: harder effort creates more resistance or more speed without a programmed motor controlling the session.
Spaces
- Home Gym
In the directory
2 products
AssaultRunner Pro
$3,499
Curved manual treadmill that's powered entirely by your stride — no motor, no electricity. Burns 30% more calories than a motorized treadmill at the same speed. Used by military and pro sports teams.
AirBike Elite
$1,499
Updated air resistance bike with oversized steel pedals, Bluetooth connectivity, and reinforced frame. Smoother ride than the original Assault Bike with the same brutal conditioning capability.
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