Assault Fitness
AssaultBike Classic for full-body intervals and AirRunner Pro for running. Two self-powered cardio machines that respond to your effort.
Assault Fitness – products
AssaultBike Classic for full-body intervals and AirRunner Pro for running. Two self-powered cardio machines that respond to your effort.
Which Assault Fitness model suits you?
Compare this brand’s range for your training goals.
| Product | Training and key difference | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| AssaultBike Classic | Chain-driven air bike with pedals and moving handles to work legs and upper body. Suitable for full-body intervals. | In our range |
| Assault AirRunner Pro | Non-motorised curved treadmill for running intervals and endurance sessions. Your stride sets the pace. | In our range |
01AssaultBike Classic
Chain-driven air bike with pedals and moving handles to work legs and upper body. Suitable for full-body intervals.
02Assault AirRunner Pro
Non-motorised curved treadmill for running intervals and endurance sessions. Your stride sets the pace.
Choose for your training
Training style, space and number of users guide your choice. Product pages also compare equivalent equipment from other brands.
- AssaultBike Classic – chain-driven air bike
- AirRunner Pro – non-motorised curved treadmill
- Air bike – full-body intervals
- Treadmill – running training
About Assault Fitness
Assault Fitness launched in 2004. Its co-founders include Traci and Roger Bates. The brand focuses on self-powered cardio equipment: the AssaultBike, AssaultRunner and AssaultRower.
AssaultBike Classic has been in the range since 2012. The brand is known for air resistance and non-motorised running in functional training. Assault Fitness became part of FitLab in 2024. League stocks AssaultBike Classic and AirRunner Pro.
- 2004 – Assault Fitness launches
- Co-founders – Traci and Roger Bates
- 2012 – AssaultBike Classic
- 2024 – brand joins FitLab
- At League – AssaultBike Classic and AirRunner Pro
Frequently asked questions
Is League’s treadmill the Pro model?
Yes, AirRunner Pro.
Does AirRunner Pro need mains power?
Your stride moves the belt without a motor. The console uses its own power source.
Does Classic have Bluetooth?
The manufacturer’s Classic model does not have Bluetooth.
Assault Fitness equipment for your gym?
Request a quote for your equipment package and confirm delivery times with our business sales team.
