Flyweight
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Cardio 2.0
TWO-WAY ACTIVE ACCELERATION AND BRAKING
Designed and optimized for athletes seeking another level of metabolic intensity
FLYWEIGHT REPLACES CARDIO MACHINES WITH MONSTROUS METABOLIC EFFECT
More than a 1:1 replacement, Flyweight offers distinct advantages over cardio machines and other equipment. As a transformer, Flyweight optimizes rotational inertia and biomechanical leverage for maximum handling, enhanced acceleration and tremendous force capacity.
BEYOND CARDIO MACHINES
Experience the Next Generation of the Ski, the Row and the Slam with Two-Way Active Acceleration and Braking
BEYOND KETTLEBELLS, DUMBELLS, BATTLE ROPES, THE MEDICINE BALL
Expand Your Range of Motion, Ignite Your Core
BEYOND TRADITIONAL RESISTANCE
Tap Into High Octane Resistance, Unlock High Performance Gains
Testing, Engineering and Science. The Flyweight Difference.
View the Full StudyFlyweight vs. the 225lb Barbell Clean & Jerk
Flyweight vs. the 10lb Medicine Ball Slam
BUILT TO LAST
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Industrial Grade Materials
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Metal Alloy Combination
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Liquid Silicone Rubber
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Black Electrocoat
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Anti-Friction Nylon
SELECTION
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THIS IS THE SPORT
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THIS IS THE PRO
FAQs
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The Flyweight is made out of industrial grade materials: metal alloy, anti-friction nylon, liquid silicone rubber, and black electrocoat.
Dumbbells, weighted clubs, and kettlebells are designed for vertical one-way resistance with a slower return to the start position. Kettlebells can’t be gripped with natural grip, hands shoulder width apart, or with a two-hand underhand grip. The configurations and handling of Flyweight make the most of the Force = Mass x Acceleration equation through full ranges of motion in different paths.
With Flyweight, each of the 8 configurations allows you to accelerate out and away from the body, which forces you to actively decelerate and brake on the other side. In some ways, it’s closer to a medicine ball or battle ropes than a kettlebell or club. But battle ropes are quite limited and medicine balls allow you to shortcut your effort by utilizing the bounce. In contrast, Flyweight is a device you can freely accelerate on both sides of the movement.
The two-way resistance of Flyweight forces you to accelerate-brake-accelerate on every rep. So when you accelerate, you prioritize one set of muscle groups. When you brake, you prioritize another. And when you accelerate on the reverse side you prioritize yet another.
So what is especially unique about the two-way resistance of Flyweight is the active acceleration and braking on both sides of the movement of every rep to work both sides of the movement with symmetry. Think of a row machine or ski machine, in contrast, which pull you back.
Resistance is scaled through the amount of acceleration. That’s how Flyweight is estimated to deliver up to 130lbs of resistance. (Using the equation Force = Mass x Acceleration.) Like with a pair of boxing gloves, baseball, golf or tennis swing, and sprinting, force is generated through acceleration, not by adding weight.
The parts are solid metal. There is no shifting inside of the weights. Any shifting inside would actually work against the idea of max acceleration-braking-acceleration in every rep.
There are no additional fees. Digital access to the Fly Code is included with your purchase of a Flyweight. There are no additional fees.