A common training workstation including: one or more removable sport equipment, a cabinet provided with a door and with housings for the removable sport equipment, an electronic lock capable of opening/closing the door in response to an opening/closing command, a control unit operatively connected to the electronic lock to send the opening command in response to a request for access by a user, and a plurality of sensors adapted to detect the presence of removable sports equipment within the respective housings. The control unit is configured to send the closing command to the electronic lock when the control unit has received an exit request from the user and each of the sensors detects the presence of the respective removable sport equipment within the respective housing. The embodiments also relate to a method for using the training workstation.

A golf simulator folds into a cabinet in the manner of a Murphy bed. Our unit allows people to play a round of golf. Then when finished, close the unit and use the space for other purposes. For example, the customer can play golf, fold up the unit and pull their car back in the garage.

A foldable multifunctional training equipment that comprises a foldable power cage (100); lower body training means (200); means for positioning a guided bar (300); at least two parallel towers of guided weights (400); and power transmission means (500) comprising a plurality of pulleys (501 to 505) and steel cables (507) that enable the folding of the equipment; and wherein, the foldable power cage (100) is the main structure of the lower body training means (200), as well as the means for positioning a guided bar (300), using the weights arranged in the parallel towers of guided weights (400); and wherein, furthermore, the lower body training means (200) and the guided bar (300) are connected by the power transmission means (500) to the towers of guided weights (400).

A free-standing A-frame exercise equipment cabinet comprising a first portion of the free-standing A-frame exercise equipment cabinet configured to removably house first exercise weight plates of a plurality of different sizes and a plurality of different weights. A second portion of the cabinet is configured to house a computer screen display. A third portion of the cabinet is configured to house at least one camera, one or more processors, and memory storing instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the cabinet to present a display on the computer screen display housed in the second portion of the cabinet. A fourth portion of the cabinet is configured to removably house at least one barbell and a plurality of dumbbells. A fifth portion of the cabinet comprises four legs of the cabinet that allow the cabinet to stand upright without additional support.