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Pound4Pound Fitness Equipment is a Chicagoland based reseller of commercial grade, pre-owned and refurbished fitness equipment, as well as brand new home fitness equipment. Pound4Pound Fitness was established in 2009 serving just the Chicago market, but have since grown to not only serve customer’s throughout the country, but around the world. We occupy 60,000 square feet of warehouse space with a “healthy” selection of used and new exercise equipment. We regularly sell to residential customer’s that need a single treadmill or elliptical for their home gym, as well as commercial facilities that need to outfit their entire club from top to bottom.
The types of commercial facilities Pound4Pound Fitness sells to are Park Districts, Police/Fire Departments, Hospitals, Multi-Housing, Hotel, Corporate, Personal Studios and Membership-based gyms.
All of our international sales are shipped in large ocean containers to volume buyers. All of our domestic sales is delivered curbside or with white glove delivery and set up. The process we take to ensure a unit is in optimal working condition is second-to-none. We are big believer’s in understanding the needs of our customer, thoroughly explaining the options we offer and aligning those options with our customers expectations. You will find that we pride ourselves on not only providing superior used gym equipment, but also on a personable partnership and an unmatched level of responsive communication!
As a young boy I would remember my Dad taking me to the local YMCA while he would weight-lift. While it isn’t allowed in today’s clubs I remember running around the track and wandering in the free weight area to keep myself busy. I was the only kid in the gym. They either didn’t have a kid-zone or my Dad just skipped over that part of the registration. My Dad was an amateur bodybuilder that ranked in statewide competitive bodybuilding events in the late 70’s and regularly worked out in the 80’s. As I got into my teenage years I began an interest in weightlifting that carried through high school and most of college.
It was fun and I always felt like I had an expert personal trainer in the house, which I did! I was never a competitive bodybuilder like my Dad, but I enjoyed going to the gym and beating personal records and staying fit and healthy. I didn’t pursue the fitness industry right out of college, but kept the passion close to heart. I would follow all sorts of fitness idols from Mr Olympia qualifiers and Strong Man competitors to Professional Athletes and Extreme Sports. I’ve always been encouraged and intrigued to learn about how someone becomes the best at something, how much practice, hard work and sacrifice is made to be at the top of their game.
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