The most versatile & effective full-body workout apparatus for your home or studio
A dynamic piece of apparatus the Fuse Ladder, designed by Fuse Pilates – Washington D.C.’s most popular Pilates studio. After extensive development in their studio, Fuse Pilates worked with Align-Pilates to create the latest version. Complete with quick-adjust springs, a padded backboard, movable eyelets and infinite exercise possibilities!
The Fuse Ladder appeals to students and teachers who want a resistance or bodyweight-training, functional fitness workout that’s tough, unique, and ever-changing. The Fuse Ladder is less expensive than reformers or weight machines and takes up much less space. Further, the same space that hosts Ladder classes can be used for mat-based classes, doubling your Studio’s offering. The Fuse Ladder is a powerhouse of a workout with major curb appeal (everyone from barre aficionados to HIIT instructors are swooning over this tough workout!). Plus, it’s unbelievably fun, capturing moves you haven’t done since you were a kid on the playground. With a focus on standing work (and climbing and hanging), it’s the perfect antidote to the sedentary lifestyle most of us live.
The Fuse Ladder offers a fun and challenging workout combining spring resistance exercises, like a Pilates Half Cadillac but with climbing, hanging, agility, and balancing challenges to take you to a new level. Standing exercises include squat variations, lunges, and balance challenges, both using the springs and using just the ladder or backboard. Floor work incorporates springs and the ladder rungs for even more challenge. Two high bars offer possibilities for hanging exercises, pull-ups and additional upper body strengthening and lengthening of the spine. The upper eyelets can also be used in conjunction with Suspension Trainers.
New to the Fuse Ladder? Read on to learn more.
What is the Fuse Ladder and who created it ?
The Fuse Ladder apparatus and workout were created by Fuse Pilates founder Mariska Breland as a way to incorporate the most challenging and beneficial aspects from different regimens like Pilates, yoga, barre, and interval and resistance training programs. The result is a single apparatus that delivers a full-body workout to address all the elements that are essential to a healthy, fit physique, like strength training and functional fitness, balance, flexibility, cardio, and core work.
Where else can I buy a Fuse Ladder?
Nowhere. This site is currently the only place to buy a ladder for your home or studio. If you are interested in becoming a distributor please email us at [email protected]
Where can I take a Fuse Ladder class ?
Fuse Ladder classes are currently offered at Smeaton Grange (Semprose Pilates and Fitness Studio)
How much Pilates experience do I need to have before I can use a Fuse Ladder ?
None! Your purchase includes a video course that will explain exactly how to use your ladder and provide an overview of the basic exercises.
Is the Fuse Ladder safe for people with shoulder/arm/upper back injuries ?
Yes. While the ladder is great for working your arms, back, and shoulders, ladder workouts incorporate a range of moves to deliver a full-body workout, so there are plenty of exercise options for those who feel they should avoid certain areas or movements. The Fuse Ladder can be a safe and effective way to create or maintain a workout regimen while you manage injuries and other short term or chronic issues that limit only certain aspects of your capabilities. The ladder is also infinitely adjustable, so there are several options available to challenge a full range of capabilities with each exercise, such as reducing spring resistance or eliminating springs entirely from arm work to make it accessible for those with arm injuries or weakness.
How much is the Fuse Ladder ?
$2199 each (Inc Gst) + shipping & handling.
Do I need any special equipment to assemble or use a Fuse Ladder at my home or studio ?
The Fuse Ladder requires a minimum ceiling height of 8 feet (239 cm). The wall where you install your ladder should contain studs to help support the frame. You will need to secure your ladder to the wall using the three brackets attached to the ladder, and you will need to fasten the brackets to the wall using screws. We recommend that you consult with a contractor to determine best mounting options for your walls
What are the dimensions of the Fuse Ladder ?
Each Fuse Ladder is:
81 cm Wide
239 cm High
9 cm Deep (46 cm deep with top bar attachment)
Do you offer Fuse Ladder training ?
Online training will be available. Currently we are talking to Mariska about this.
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