be2move is a training device for gyms that replaces up to 20 mobility training stations on one square metre. It guides the movement, trains muscle length actively and fits into existing classes as a warm-up, cool-down or circuit station. be2move is not a strength or cardio machine and no replacement for your equipment floor, but the mobility station that is usually missing there.
Why does be2move fit into a gym?
Floor space is the scarcest resource in your gym. Every square metre has to earn its keep, and that is exactly why mobility usually gets short shrift: offering it the conventional way needs one station per muscle group, plus walkways and storage. That is a whole area of its own, which hardly any gym clears. Strength and cardio are covered, active mobility training is missing from the offer.
be2move turns the calculation around. One device, three positions, 20 guided exercises for the back, shoulders, hips and legs, all on one square metre. Switching between positions takes seconds, and the six standing exercises work in everyday clothes. How the device is built and which exercise hits which region is shown on the page The device.
How much space do you really save?
An honest answer: that depends on what you have today, and we will not quote you a made-up number of square metres. Do the maths yourself. Measure the area of your current stretching or mobility zone including walkways and set it against one square metre. What is left over is space for a class area, an additional circuit station or simply more air between the machines.
If you have no mobility area at all so far, the calculation is even simpler: you need one square metre of floor space plus some room to move around it, and you have an offer that sets your gym apart from competitors without a mobility focus.
