What is a functional trainer?

It's a cable machine with two independent weight stacks, so each arm or side works on its own. You can do presses, flys, rows, pulldowns, curls and rotational work from almost any angle. The Apollo and Apollo Core both have dual 90kg stacks that adjust in 5kg steps.

The Apollo or the Apollo Core: which one?

The Apollo adds a Smith machine to the dual cable stations. It also has J-hooks and safety catches for barbell work and a 6-grip pull-up bar. The Apollo Core is the more compact option, with the same dual 90kg stacks, J-hooks for squats and bench, a pull-up bar and built-in plate storage. If you want a Smith machine, get the Apollo. If space matters more, get the Core.

How heavy do the weight stacks feel?

The Apollo runs a 2:1 pulley system. That means the resistance you feel at the handle is roughly half the weight you've pinned on the stack, and the cable travels twice as far. That's normal for functional trainers and gives you the long range of motion you want for cable work. Don't compare the stack number directly with a gym's 1:1 cable machine.

Is an all-in-one home gym worth it?

It's worth it if you want cables and barbell training in one footprint and you'd rather buy once. It's a bigger single purchase, and it needs a clear ceiling height. If you mainly lift free weights and only want a few cable exercises, a power rack with a lat pulldown attachment can be the cheaper path.

Can I do lat pulldowns on the Apollo?

Yes. Add the Apollo Lat Seat, which fits all Apollo functional trainers. It installs in seconds, slides up or down the upright, and has height-adjustable knee pads to hold you in place. When you don't need it, it comes off completely.

What about the Apollo Power Rack?

It's the free-weight option in the range: 75 x 75 x 3mm steel, 1-inch hole spacing and a 129 x 104 x 236cm footprint, in matte black or white. You can add the plate-loaded Apollo lat pulley and low row. That suits lifters who want a heavy-duty rack with cable work but don't need weight stacks.

Functional Trainers and All-in-One Home Gyms: Apollo Series

Apollo Series by BRIXX®

Functional trainers and all-in-one home gyms from the BRIXX Apollo Series. The Apollo combines a Smith machine with dual cable crossover stations. It has two independent 90kg weight stacks in 5kg steps, J-hooks and safety catches for barbell lifts, a 6-grip pull-up bar and plate storage pegs.

The Apollo Core is a more compact functional trainer. It has the same dual 90kg stacks, J-hooks for squats and bench press, a pull-up bar and built-in plate storage.

Prefer free weights? The Apollo Power Rack is built from 75 x 75 x 3mm steel, with 1-inch hole spacing and a 129 x 104 x 236cm footprint, in matte black or white. You can add a plate-loaded lat pulley and low row. Packages add the Everest Commercial Bench, a 20kg Olympic barbell, collars and bumper plates.

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Apollo Series - Breakdown

The Apollo

✅ Functional Trainer - Pin Loaded
✅ Smith Machine
✅ Safety Arms
✅ Front Foot Extensions
✅ 6 x Storage Pins
✅ J-hooks
✅ Dual 90kg Weight Stacks

Apollo Core

✅ Functional Trainer - Pin Loaded
✅ 8 x Storage Pins
✅ J-hooks
✅ Dual 90kg Weight Stacks

Apollo Power Rack

✅ J-hooks
✅ Safety Straps

Apollo Series by BRIXX®

Industrial Pulley System

High-strength pulleys and cables rated up to 454 kg deliver exceptionally smooth, consistent resistance under load. Designed for high-volume training, the system provides fluid movement, reduced friction, and long-term durability—ideal for both strength and functional workouts.

High-End Sleek Design

Modern, precise, and durable—built for performance and style. The Apollo range combines clean lines, premium finishes, and thoughtful engineering to create a machine that looks as good as it performs in any home or professional gym space.

Commercial-Grade Uprights

Heavy-duty 75 × 75 mm steel uprights deliver outstanding strength and long-term stability. Built to handle serious training demands, the rigid frame minimizes flex and enhances safety across heavy lifts and dynamic cable movements.

Quick-adjust pulleys and clearly marked positions allow fast transitions between exercises. Designed for efficiency, Apollo lets you fine-tune height, resistance, and setup to suit any movement or user without interrupting your workout flow.

Precision Adjustability

FAQs

It's a cable machine with two independent weight stacks, so each arm or side works on its own. You can do presses, flys, rows, pulldowns, curls and rotational work from almost any angle. The Apollo and Apollo Core both have dual 90kg stacks that adjust in 5kg steps.
The Apollo adds a Smith machine to the dual cable stations. It also has J-hooks and safety catches for barbell work and a 6-grip pull-up bar. The Apollo Core is the more compact option, with the same dual 90kg stacks, J-hooks for squats and bench, a pull-up bar and built-in plate storage. If you want a Smith machine, get the Apollo. If space matters more, get the Core.
The Apollo runs a 2:1 pulley system. That means the resistance you feel at the handle is roughly half the weight you've pinned on the stack, and the cable travels twice as far. That's normal for functional trainers and gives you the long range of motion you want for cable work. Don't compare the stack number directly with a gym's 1:1 cable machine.
It's worth it if you want cables and barbell training in one footprint and you'd rather buy once. It's a bigger single purchase, and it needs a clear ceiling height. If you mainly lift free weights and only want a few cable exercises, a power rack with a lat pulldown attachment can be the cheaper path.
Yes. Add the Apollo Lat Seat, which fits all Apollo functional trainers. It installs in seconds, slides up or down the upright, and has height-adjustable knee pads to hold you in place. When you don't need it, it comes off completely.
It's the free-weight option in the range: 75 x 75 x 3mm steel, 1-inch hole spacing and a 129 x 104 x 236cm footprint, in matte black or white. You can add the plate-loaded Apollo lat pulley and low row. That suits lifters who want a heavy-duty rack with cable work but don't need weight stacks.