Lateral fitness equipment market may reach $16.9 bn by 2034

ResearchAndMarkets.com projected the global lateral fitness equipment market will reach $16.9 billion by 2034, growing at a 7.8% compound annual rate from 2026, in an Oct. 15 press release.

The ResearchAndMarkets.com press release frames a 2026-2034 expansion tied to connected exercise machines and online sales, with the forecast covering both commercial and household buyers.

The report covers equipment including treadmills, ellipticals, exercise bikes, shoulder press machines and chest press machines. It divides the market by upper-body and lower-body equipment, online and offline distribution, and end users including gyms, fitness centres, households, therapeutic hospitals, hotels and corporate offices.

ResearchAndMarkets.com said demand is being supported by health awareness, urbanization and sedentary lifestyles. It also cited use of lateral fitness equipment for functional training, lower-body strength, cardiovascular conditioning, rehabilitation and injury recovery.

The release said online retail channels are improving access through discounts, wider product ranges and home delivery. It also said manufacturers are adding GPS functionality, pedometers, heart-rate monitors and smartphone app connectivity, features intended to help users track workout performance.

The report evaluates North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East and Africa. Companies profiled include Core Health & Fitness LLC., Cybex International Inc., IFIT.com, Johnson Health Tech Co. Ltd., Nautilus Inc., Technogym S.p.A, Total Fitness Equipment and True Fitness Technology Inc.

The figures come from a market-research press release, not from company filings or independently reported sales data. The release did not provide a current market size, regional revenue split or company-level market share.

Source: press release, Research and Markets via GlobeNewswire, Oct. 15, 2026