Floor space, not a fleet
One unit instead of a row of machines — which matters most wherever space is the scarce thing.
Sparkfield Core: one machine that adapts to the body using it
Instead of a floor of machines, a single unit that measures mobility and strength and sets each exercise to them. FitLink is your contact for the demo, the fit and the quotation.
The idea
A conventional machine moves the same way every time
However long your legs are, however mobile your shoulders, however strong you happen to be — the machine does what it always does. Training people safely wants the opposite: a system that adapts to the person rather than the other way round. That is the premise here.
Built around the joints
Load acts along the direction of movement, and the movement is monitored throughout.
Not only for gyms
The manufacturer names corporate health, physiotherapy, micro-studios and gyms as settings.
How it works
How the machine sets itself
According to the manufacturer:
| What | What it covers |
|---|---|
| One machine | Replaces a whole floor of equipment, according to the manufacturer. |
| Adaptation | Measures mobility and strength and sets each exercise to them. |
| Start position | The machine moves itself into position before you begin. |
| During the exercise | Responds continuously to movement and force. |
| Load | Always acts along the direction of movement, to spare the joints. |
| Safety | Movement is monitored throughout. |
As published by Sparkfield. What your configuration includes is confirmed in the quotation.
Working with FitLink
What we do before anything is ordered
A machine meant to replace a floor of machines is a decision about the floor itself. That is better made after a demo than after a brochure.
- A demo against your concept and the people you actually train
- An honest read on whether the approach suits your operation
- Space, connections and handover settled in advance
- Quotation with scope and service terms in writing
Space, use and common questions
A guided strength-training system that measures mobility and strength and sets each exercise to them, as a single unit rather than a floor of machines.
The manufacturer presents it as the space-saving alternative to a floor of equipment. The footprint for your layout is confirmed before the quotation.
That is the manufacturer's framing. Whether it holds for you depends on how many people train at once — one unit serves one person at peak time. We work that through with you before you decide.
The manufacturer names physiotherapy as a setting. Whether it suits your treatment focus is decided by the manufacturer's documentation and your professional judgement.
The manufacturer does not publish pricing. We obtain it for your configuration and set it out in writing with the service terms.
The system guides the exercise itself. What handover and supervision actually involve is set out for your configuration.
Work it through against your floor
Tell us how much space you have and how many people train at once. You will get a demo and a written quotation.