If you take a stroll around your local gym, you’ll see plenty of fitness machines that seem intuitive and approachable. Judging the VersaClimber by its appearance, it likely isn’t one of them.

Of all the cardio machines, the VersaClimber—that tall, skinny machine with handholds and footholds—might be the one that looks most like a Medieval torture device. But I promise this machine ...

Read on for everything to know about working out on a VersaClimber machine. During the workout, full-body activation is achieved: your quads, hamstrings, calves, glutes, abs, back, and arms are ...

These include the StairMaster and a machine known as the SkiErg that mimics the motion of skiing. On top of this, there’s the Versaclimber, a machine designed to mimic the natural motion of ...

The premise is simple: you’ve just got to step to the beat using a Versaclimber – a vertical machine with two pedals, two handles and a little screen for telling you how hard you’re working ...

“I invented the VersaClimber group workout,” he told DeVore, accusing him of stealing his idea for classes based on the vertical climbing machine.. “I’ve been planning it for years.” ...

That machine lurking in the corner of the gym ... one that essentially takes the VersaClimber concept and adds internet connectivity and video programs to keep you engaged. We find working out ...

Instead of an elliptical machine, Will Ahmed, founder and CEO of WHOOP, prefers the VersaClimber, because “it’s more of a full-body workout and you’re also working against gravity.” ...

“If you’re looking for an all-rounder, the Versaclimber SM-Magnetic should be your go-to. For those on the lookout for a ...

Kaley also did some cardio on a VersaClimber machine—which is like a treadmill for mountain-climbers—before switching over to her SoulCycle At-Home Bike. When she's not getting cardio in on a ...