Assault Fitness stands as the undisputed specialist in CrossFit and HIIT cardio equipment, engineering athlete-powered machines that deliver uncompromising performance across home gyms and commercial facilities. From iconic AirBikes to cutting-edge curved runners and rowers, every piece is purpose-built for high-intensity training that scales to any fitness level.
Assault Fitness stands as the undisputed specialist in CrossFit and HIIT cardio equipment, engineering athlete-powered machines that deliver uncompromising performance across home gyms and commercial facilities. From iconic AirBikes to cutting-edge curved runners and rowers, every piece is purpose-built for high-intensity training that scales to any fitness level.
The Assault AirBike collection spans three performance tiers, each engineered for progressively demanding applications. Entry-level models deliver proven fan-based resistance with heavy-duty steel frames and comprehensive console tracking, ideal for home HIIT sessions, warm-ups, and rehabilitation work. Mid-tier options introduce whisper-quiet belt-driven systems with advanced connectivity, perfect for shared training spaces. Elite commercial models feature reinforced construction, forward and reverse pedalling capability, removable windscreens, and extended warranties designed to withstand relentless gym traffic.
Air resistance automatically scales with effort across all models—the harder you push, pull, or pedal, the greater the resistance. This infinite scalability means beginners and elite athletes train effectively on the same equipment, with no adjustments required.
Assault's non-motorised curved treadmills redefine running training through athlete-powered design. The curved deck promotes natural biomechanics whilst burning up to 30% more calories than traditional motorised treadmills, with zero electrical consumption.
Pro-level runners offer lightweight construction with compact footprints, making them amongst the most space-efficient curved treadmills available. Slat belt running surfaces are rated for extraordinary mileage with no tension adjustments or deck replacements required. Elite commercial models feature overbuilt frames with solid steel and heavy-duty oval tubing, delivering up to 94% reduction in impact stress for longer, harder training sessions without injury risk. Built-in transport wheels, app connectivity, and customisable programming ensure user-friendly operation despite robust construction.
With no maximum speed setting, athletes control intensity entirely through their own effort—perfect for interval training, sprint work, and progressive conditioning.
Assault's rowing machines combine fan-based resistance with dual-stage drive systems (chain and belt) for smooth, familiar rowing experiences that won't be overpowered by high-intensity efforts. Sweat-proof ergonomic seats, solid steel foot pedals, and powder-coated steel and aluminium construction ensure commercial durability, whilst compact, foldable designs allow upright storage.
Expansive consoles offer Bluetooth connectivity and multiple pre-programmed workouts. Rowing targets back, legs, triceps, pecs, deltoids, obliques, glutes, and abs simultaneously—ideal for HIIT, cardio, or endurance training.
If noise is a concern (flats, home offices, early-morning training), belt-driven AirBike systems are significantly quieter than chain-driven models whilst maintaining full performance.
If app integration, workout tracking, and advanced programming matter, prioritise models with Bluetooth/ANT+ capability and onboard HIIT protocols.
Curved runners are amongst the lightest in their category; rowers fold for upright storage. AirBikes have similar footprints across models, but elite versions' larger frames offer greater stability during maximal efforts.
Longer warranties signal confidence in construction. Look for extended frame warranties (up to 10 years on elite models) and comprehensive parts coverage when selecting equipment for long-term investment.
Assault machines are athlete-powered and use air or self-generated resistance, meaning there's no maximum speed or resistance cap. Intensity scales infinitely with your effort, making them ideal for HIIT, CrossFit, and functional training. They're also non-motorised (runners) or low-maintenance (bikes, rowers), with commercial-grade construction suited to both home and gym environments.
Yes. The curved design and self-powered resistance allow users to control speed entirely through their own effort—there's no motor to keep pace with. Beginners can walk or jog at comfortable speeds, whilst advanced athletes can sprint without limitation. The natural running motion also promotes proper form and reduces impact stress significantly.
No. Assault Runners are entirely non-motorised, and AirBikes and rowers are self-powered (consoles run on internal power generated during use or batteries). This makes them eco-friendly, portable, and usable anywhere without electrical outlets.
Minimal. Sealed-cartridge bearings, encased drivetrains, and slat belt surfaces are designed for low upkeep. Runner belts are rated for exceptional mileage with no tension adjustments or deck replacements needed. Regular cleaning and occasional lubrication of moving parts keep machines performing optimally.
Absolutely. Elite-tier AirBikes and commercial-grade runners are specifically engineered for commercial environments, with reinforced frames, extended warranties, and components rated for high-traffic, high-intensity use.
Assault Runners burn up to 30% more calories than traditional motorised treadmills due to the self-powered, curved design that engages more muscle groups and requires greater effort to maintain speed.
Yes. AirBikes are particularly well-suited for post-injury rehabilitation, as they allow isolation or integration of upper and lower body movement at a personalised, controlled pace. Air resistance adjusts automatically to effort, making it safe and effective for progressive recovery protocols.
Chain-driven models offer proven durability and direct power transfer, whilst belt-driven systems deliver significantly quieter operation—ideal for home environments and shared training spaces. Both systems provide the same infinite air resistance scaling; the choice depends on noise sensitivity and environment.