Force USA
G6™ All-In-One Trainer - Rack, Smith Machine, Multifunction Trainer, and Double Pulley Force USA
The Force USA® G6™ All-In-One Trainer combines nine high-performance workout stations into a single, compact unit. Rack, Smith machine, dual cable pulley, pull-up bar, dip station, landmine—the G6 is the ideal all-in-one trainer for serious strength and functional training at home or in small gyms.
Key Benefits
- 9 stations in one machine: Power rack for heavy free-weight training, Smith machine for guided squats and bench presses, dual-pulley functional trainer, pull-up bar, dip station, landmine, low pulley, ring mount, and weight plate holder.
- Over 200 exercises: One of the most versatile home gym machines on the market.
- Fully adjustable dual cable machine: cable exercises at all angles, low pulley for rowing and curls.
- Landmine and Ring Mount: Explosive Power, Core Rotation, and Gymnastics Training Right on the Equipment.
- Safe Solo Training: The Smith Machine and adjustable safety arms provide support for all heavy exercises.
Technical Specifications
- Stations: 9 (power rack, Smith machine, dual pulley, pull-up bar, dip station, landmine, low pulley, ring mount, weight plate holder)
- Cable pull system: Dual cable pull, fully adjustable
- Construction: High-strength steel, sturdy and durable
- Brand: Force USA
Applications
The G6 is designed for anyone who wants a full-fledged home gym—without compromising on quality or workout variety. It’s ideal for families with varying fitness levels, for personal trainers working with clients, and for athletes who want to train efficiently and with variety.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I use the G6 on my own?
Yes. The Smith Machine and the adjustable safety arms allow for safe solo training with all heavy exercises.
How much space do I need?
Make sure to allow enough room to move around the machine—at least 2.5 m × 3 m is recommended for a comfortable workout.
How many exercises can be done on the G6?
Over 200 exercises—from free-weight training in the power rack to cable exercises on the dual pulley, as well as landmine, dip, and ring exercises.