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 ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." My home gym has come a long way from dusty dumbbells in the corner and those resistance bands I swore I’d ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below." When it comes to getting super toned and sculpted, you could seek out a trainer at the gym. But if ...

New modalities give members access to reformer-style Pilates at home, combining adaptive resistance, expert-led workouts, and longevity benefits in the most versatile fitness platform. Starting next ...

The maker of the definitive smart strength trainer for at-home workouts – Tonal – has unveiled the long-awaited Tonal 2. The new flagship allows users to lift 250 lbs, initiate drop sets, receive ...

In an age when fitness apps are a dime a dozen and our smartwatches track our every move, the humble home gym seems to have become a relic of the past. A company called Tonal is looking to change that ...

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 ...

Over the last three sections of this EC-1, we’ve seen the genesis of Tonal, transforming from a series of prototypes in the mind of CEO and founder Aly Orady into a unique strength-training entrant in ...

Yes, electromagnets. Instead of lifting large pieces of heavy metal, with the Tonal you pull on cords attached to the system, which basically pulls back so you get the tension you need. The hardware ...