OYO Personal Gym - Total Body Strength Training for Arms, Chest, Back, Core, Abs and Legs

I like this product a lot. Simple to use but an effective workout tool. The fitness videos in the app are well planned and I’m finding the whole package is really helping me perform my HIIT sessions and keeping at it as they vary from day to day without being to repetitious. I’m noticing a real change after following the 10 week plan (just at half way now) but, more to the point, so is my girlfriend!

love it

As someone with a history of dabbling in many “home fitness” systems over the years, the Oyo fitness “home gym” caught my eye via its humble beginnings on kickstarter. After much deliberation, I decided to take the plunge (Se Model) & after only a few weeks use, I already felt this will be a fun & inventive, space saving home fitness product. As others have mentioned, the device is lighter than expected; the frame is made of a plastic looking material - true to its nasa used cousin, the creators opted for a light weight material over a weightier metal (although, respectfully I’m sure some would have preferred the weightier/premium feel) The main issue others are bringing up is the level of resistance, or lack thereof. Whilst the device is unable to provide Mr Olympia levels of resistance, high rep exercises are its main goal (as suggested by creators). Adding/removing “Flex packs” can be a little fiddly, but persevere & watch the tutorials in the app - top tip... download the Oyo app. Its an invaluable tool to get the most from the your purchase with lots of tutorial videos to help you use the Oyo Simplistic & intuitive with its design, the Oyo personal gym is a fun way to add quirky medium/high rep “resistance” exercises to a weekly home work out routine, especially for those fitness gadget geeks. Its not cheap, but a decent investment for those that are curious to add some quirky workouts to their home routines!

I have owned the original OYO for some time and use it every day. I have had the Nova for about a year but did not find it as comfortable to use as the original, even when I reduced the weight the to match the original! However, I tried again recently and have now become accustomed to the new design but for certain exercises I still prefer the original. Whichever of these devices you buy you won't be disappointed, they are a great exercise tool. I have free weights and a bench but the OYO is so easy to pick up and just do five or ten minutes of exercise at any time of the day that there is no excuse not to use it. I noticed the difference after just a week or so. I still use the free weights, and the bench but not so often. When you are busy the OYO is just so much more flexible and easy to fit in to your day.

The OYO is by far the best fitness product on the market. It’s easy to use and is so versatile. You can have between 10 and 25lb of resistance making it flexible for every fitness level. I got mine at the launch from indiegogo and it’s a great machine. Amazon has it at a great price so buy it now you won’t regret it. OYO means On Your Own and it lets you complete all sort of exercises to get you fit.

The App only works on iOS, so the "PRO" model is useless for non Apple users.

Ive got a thigh master thats more comfortable to use. The weights or lack of ease to change the resistance is impossible to adjust. Think of the most annoying device you have ever used.... Now KEEP SCROLLING!!

This is the initial review I have the OYO, however I must update due to the following: After the company OYO Fitness replacing the Spiraflex Discs, I had the same problem a year later. The two 10 lb discs broke as seen in the photos. I attempted to contact the company but was unsuccessful. No working email. The phone numbers listed belonged to other businesses. There is a 3rd party selling canabalized parts and states the company is no longer in business. Their 3 disc kit is $100 - almost the price of an entire new unit. With no customer service and poor durability of parts, I can no longer recommend OYO. It’s too bad, because when it works it is a good piece of equipment. I am well versed in exercise physiology as I have been training for many years and also I am a doctor and taught Sports Medicine. After an accident two years ago I spent several months in a hospital and rehab unit and lost a tremendous amount of muscle tissue. I needed some exercise equipment to regain my muscle mass and strength. I chose to use OYO. Simply put, this is one of the best pieces of exercise equipment I have ever owned. It has variable resistance, over 150 different exercises, is easy to use and very well-made. This one piece of equipment enabled me to gain back all my muscle mass and strength and then some within a year. I highly recommend OYO to anyone looking for a good solid work out with a minimum of fuss. Any item is only as good as its customer support. While I give the OYO a five star rating, I give their customer support a 10 star rating. After a year of using the machine I started to notice that the 10 pound disc was providing less resistance than the 5 pound disc. I contacted customer support and within a few days they provided me with a new machine. This is the best customer support I have ever had with any item. So for efficiency, quality, and exceptional customer support, I highly recommend the OYO for anyone looking for a great work out.

O equipamento é versátil, proporciona exercitar vários conjuntos musculares de forma eficaz e sem ocupar espaço.

This is an outstanding product. It is incredibly light, yet seems to be sturdy. It requires minimal storage space. Yes, the maximum weight is limited to 25 lbs, but increasing the number of repetitions helps overcome this problem to some extent. It can be a bit difficult (and somewhat uncomfortable) trying to maintain a good grip on the OYO for some of the exercises. Yet, I much prefer the OYO to the resistance bands that I previously used. Of course, I still anxiously await the reopening of my community fitness center for a more extensive workout. In the interim, the OYO is extremely helpful in performing a minimal level of strength training.

Ease of use and the significant amount of exercises that can be done.