Tonal, an at-home fitness company last valued at $1.6 billion, has laid off 35% of its workforce in what the company says was a "responsible" decision made in order to grow at a more sustainable rate.

Thanks to virtual workout classes and advances in at-home equipment, working out from the comfort of your home has never been easier — or more versatile. If you're looking to maximize your (small) ...

When the Tonal 1 first came out, it was a revolution in fitness tech. The strength-training smart home gym combines electromagnets with a cable machine and adds virtual classes (plus feedback on your ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below." When it comes to getting super toned and sculpted, you could seek out a trainer at the gym. But if ...

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Tonal raised an additional $110 million after seeing surging demand for its at-home strength training machines during the pandemic. The Amazon Alexa Fund and NBA star Stephen Curry, as well ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Tonal, the most advanced strength and personal training platform that combines proprietary digital weight, artificial intelligence, and expert-led coaching, today ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Tonal is unique in this field for its focus on weight training instead of cardio. Think of the machine like a ...

Wall-mounted fitness startup Tonal this morning announced that it’s bringing live courses to it portfolio of strength training workouts. The company did a soft launch of the live offering back in ...

Tonal is a smart home gym system designed by Silicon Valley engineer Aly Orady that uses electromagnetic weights to replace conventional gym equipment. A clever mash-up of popular home gym favorites ...

Tonal, an at-home fitness company last valued at $1.6 billion, has laid off 35% of its workforce in what the company says was a “responsible” decision made in order to grow at a more sustainable rate.