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 ...

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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 ...

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In the nine months that I've been exercising exclusively on Tonal, I've completed 100 workouts, lifted 1.05 million pounds, and grown 71 percent stronger while gaining 10 pounds of lean muscle. In ...

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Tonal is the brainchild of veteran Silicon Valley engineer Aly Orady, who found himself struggling to lose weight while meeting long-hours work demands in the tech industry. His solution? To combine ...