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Tonal is a smart home gym system designed by Silicon Valley engineer Aly Orady that uses electromagnetic weights to replace conventional gym equipment. A clever mash-up of popular home gym favorites ...

Thanks to virtual workout classes and advances in at-home equipment, working out from the comfort of your home has never been easier — or more versatile. If you're looking to maximize your (small) ...

CNET’s expert staff reviews and rates dozens of new products and services each month, building on more than a quarter century of expertise. When the Tonal 1 first came out, it was a revolution in ...

It's the second week of January and if you just returned to the gym (or started going for the first time) you're likely already fed up with crowded facilities. Crowded free weights, lines at machines, ...

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Once a fitness tech company like Tonal launches its product, it immediately faces another challenge: how to keep those users engaged. It’s not enough that a customer purchased the device; it’s equally ...

Upstart home fitness brand Tonal unveiled a sizable funding round this week that included investments from tech giant Amazon’s Alexa Fund and NBA superstar Stephen Curry. The tech fitness firm, best ...

When the Tonal 1 first came out, it was a revolution in fitness tech. The strength-training smart home gym combines electromagnets with a cable machine and adds virtual classes (plus feedback on your ...