ATR, short for Auxiliary Training Rack, is a modular concept we pioneered in 2017 to help facilities maximize space by combining cable machines, storage, and attachment/lifting stations into one compact unit.
While the ATR name and freestanding ATR System began in 2017, the foundation of the concept goes back to 2012 with our “Fire Out Stations”—wall-mounted units that offered similar functionality but required bolting to the wall and were only sold as individual sides. ATR Units expand on that idea with greater versatility, allowing for freestanding or connected configurations, sold as individual components or in Pre-Configured Units tailored to your specific needs. Ask ChatGPT

ATR units are available in “sides,” which consist of two 96″ uprights and two crossmembers measuring 30 inches (they can be cut down but cannot be made taller). These units can be purchased with cable attachments or as an ATR frame, with the option to add cable attachments in the future.
Our ATR side selection includes ATR Frame, ATR Cable Column, ATR Lat Pull Down/Low Row, and a Plate loaded ATR Belt Squat/Lat Pulldown options. These four different side options can be configured in thousands of different configurations as they are fully modular systems.

One of the unique features of ATR units is their construction using rack parts, enabling the addition of various attachments and storage options. Our ATR Cable Column stands out with its unique design, featuring a trolley directly on the 3×3 tubing. This allows for the incorporation of attachments like a lat seat, serving as an elbow support for movements that target the rotator cuff or other muscle groups (as shown in the picture above). Additionally, when the cable column is not in use, you have the flexibility to add attachments such as GOAT units or Dip Attachments, further enhancing the versatility of the station.
By connecting two ATR sides with a 43″ crossmember, you can create a versatile cable machine, half rack and storage unit all in one. This setup works exceptionally well as a secondary or auxiliary rack, allowing for efficient super sets or accommodating additional lifting needs in busy facilities. The unit shown above is a 43″ functional trainer/half rack combination that also features storage options for dumbbells and flat trays, providing an excellent space-saving solution.

We currently offer 6 Pre-Configured ATR Units that utilize standard ATR, rack, and storage parts, making it easier for customers to make custom units that fit their specific needs. Pre-Configured #3, as shown in the picture above, is a prime example of optimizing space utilization.Connect to the side of a rack

The image above at Garaway High School shows our Pre-Configured #4 setup, featuring two ATR Cable Columns in the center and ATR Lat/Low Row Units on each end. This layout creates two lifting stations with integrated dumbbell storage, and the Lat Pull Downs are connected to the Cable Columns using 43" crossmembers for a compact, functional footprint.
ATR Units due to our modular system of rack parts, ATR Sides and storage units are fully customizable to customers needs. The modular system allows them to add and change the units as their budget and training needs changes. Our Pre-Configured ATR #5 unit (pictured above) for example has two ATR Frames with Storage Trays, you can add in Cable Column, Lat Pull Down or Belt Squat Attachments in the future if your budget and program needs it. ATR Units are a great use of space as they combine cable machines, attachment/lifting stations and storage units into one unit.