Tonal Systems, Inc. produces, designs, and distributes fitness equipment.

The Tonal mission is to build systems that transform people's lives through fitness, health, and wellness.

“Tonal is prioritizing becoming a self-sustaining business with an emphasis on profitability,” the company told TechCrunch. “While sales have continued to grow at an unprecedented rate, so have the costs of our business, particularly in light of the macroeconomic climate and global supply chain challenges.”

Does Tonal really work? Just like any other piece of home fitness equipment, you get out of it what you put into it. If you use the Tonal machine regularly and consistently, then, yes, you can reap a number of benefits. I found that for strength-building and high-intensity exercise, Tonal is extremely effective.

Still, Tonal is on to something, and has a laundry list of all-star investors including Amazon, LeBron James and Serena Williams. It's easy to see why they love it, but the real challenge will be getting the price to a place where it doesn't feel so heavy for the average person to lift.

$59.95 per month You'll also need an active Tonal membership, which costs $59.95 per month. However, you can share the membership with others in your household. Without the membership, though, most of the features - like the classes, dynamic weight adjustments, form feedback and workout reporting - are inaccessible.

A Mission Statement is a definition of the company's business, who it serves, what it does, its objectives, and its approach to reaching those objectives. A Vision Statement is a description of the desired future state of the company.

Tonal lets you take a variety of classes such as dance cardio, HIIT, pilates, and yoga, but its real advantage is its resistance cable system for adding strength training to your home workouts. The total first-year cost between the machine, accessories, and membership clocks in at just over $4,000.

Tonal requires professional installation and currently cannot be shipped or installed outside of the 50 United States.

While our mission is for everybody in the world to become stronger, Tonal is currently available only in the U.S. We currently do not support private Tonal relocations outside the U.S. If you want more information about when Tonal might be available in your country, please feel free to reach out using our International ...

As mentioned in the pricing section, getting the most out of your Tonal comes at a cost - a $59.95 monthly membership, to be exact. You'll still be able to use the machine itself without paying the fee, but most users say the machine isn't worth it if you opt against paying the monthly charge.

A new study out of High Point University in North Carolina sheds light on what that means for your muscles when you train on the platform. Researchers found that Tonal packs more muscle-building stimulus in every rep, set, and workout than conventional free weights.