The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Crossfit accessories factory

Starting a CrossFit Affiliate can be costly and one of the most expensive parts is outfitting the equipment. This guide should help you determine the equipment you need along with the costs.

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So… You’ve decided to venture out on your own and start a CrossFit Affiliate.

You think you have what it takes and don’t mind living in a smelly gym, mopping floors, picking up equipment, and cleaning toilets.

Oh, you also get to teach people how to become healthier and live a better life.

One of the biggest obstacles you will face in the beginning is deciding what equipment to buy. Similar to those that are starting a garage gym, you have a million and one companies vying for your hard earned or hard qualified (face it, most people take out loans) dollars.

Well, let this be your guide.

I’m going to detail the top companies packages including details, specs, my opinions, and more.

But before I go through what companies have to offer, I’d like to go over some things you need to start.

Equipment Needed to Start a CrossFit Gym

Some gyms start with the bare minimum, while others come out with a bang. In my opinion it has a lot to do with your marketing strategy and long term view.

If you’re starting a gym and unsure whether you’ll make it, then you may not want to drop a lot of money.

But, if your feeling is that of a captain of a ship and you’ll ride that sucker through any storm till the walls fall on you, then you should start with equipment that is built to last.

That being said, you don’t have to start off with buying 5 Ski-Ergs and havingrecovery station with Normatec Boots and Marc-Pros. Not that there’s anything wrong with that. (Seinfeld reference