LEVL Strength introduces isokinetic home training

Gone are the days of low-effort home workouts.

Without a barbell or weight rack, building serious strength at home can be difficult, but LEVL Strength aims to change that.

LEVL brings heavy resistance training into a compact, portable home system.

The portable, adjustable machine packs up to 500 pounds of magnetic resistance into a compact system, bringing heavy resistance training into the home. 

There’s no installation, no setup, and no bulky weights cluttering your space. 

Adaptive resistance technology

Not only does the machine eliminate the need for physical weights, it also adapts to the user. In Isokinetic, or “Iso-K Mode,” LEVL responds to your force output in real time, adjusting resistance to match your strength throughout every movement and every rep.

LEVL cites this as a “weak spot” in traditional strength training. Force production fluctuates throughout a movement, meaning some portions of an exercise can feel considerably easier or more challenging than others.

LEVL claims its adaptive resistance technology can deliver an effective strength workout in as few as five reps per exercise. By dynamically adjusting resistance to keep muscles challenged throughout the entire range of motion, the machine aims to make every rep count. Think of a bicep curl: the bottom portion might feel effortless, while the middle feels like your arm is climbing Mount Everest.

This also makes the process of choosing a weight much easier. Instead of performing countless ramp-up sets to find the working weight that provides the right stimulus for hypertrophy, LEVL senses your strength and adjusts resistance accordingly.

More than 300 ways to train

If you do, however, know your way around a weight room, Iso-T, or Standard Mode, allows the user to select weight and reps, and perform an exercise against that selected resistance. 

LEVL offers over 300 exercises, including squats, deadlifts, RDLs, chest presses, rows, and curls. A built-in 16-inch touchscreen demonstrates the exercises, while monitoring range of motion and giving form cues.

The adjustable machine offers a versatile strength training experience without traditional weights.

The machine offers personalized workout plans based on goals, experience and fitness level, automatically tracking reps, sets, and movements to measure strength gains over time. 

Get LEVL for $1

It’s available to reserve for $1 now on LEVLStrength.com, with nothing else charged to your card before the campaign opens in January.

Launch pricing gets buyers the new machine at $3,997, including a bench, barbell, rope attachment, and ankle straps.

First machines are expected to ship in February 2027.