In an age when fitness apps are a dime a dozen and our smartwatches track our every move, the humble home gym seems to have become a relic of the past. A company called Tonal is looking to change that ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Fitness startup Tonal today announced it has raised $45 million as it ...

Fitness company Tonal is opening mini shops in Nordstrom department stores in 20 states. The 50-square-foot shops will let you try out Tonal's sole product – a $3,000 wall-mounted workout machine. The ...

I’ve spent a good portion of my time inside during lockdown sifting through the best Instagram Live workouts, but working out at home isn’t really my thing. The global covid-19 pandemic—and subsequent ...

Connected fitness company Tonal has raised $45 million in Series C funding, bringing the company’s total funding to $90 million. The Growth Fund of L Catterton led the round. Additional investors ...

From the start of the pandemic, in-home fitness equipment has seen huge growth. If you haven’t taken the plunge with an at-home setup of your own, this might be the deal you’ve been waiting for. Right ...

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If you want to have a brutal workout from the comfort of your own home — and have about $3,000 to spend — look no further. Tonal, a strength-training system powered by electromagnetism resistance ...

Tonal is today announcing its Series C financing that it hopes will allow the company to bring its at-home gym to even more homes. The funding round shows investors’ excitement around the new ...