Win a $3,300+ Home Gym Set Up With Any STEPR Purchase (48hrs left)
What the giveaway actually is
Any STEPR product purchased during this month's giveaway period counts as one automatic entry into the draw for a premium functional training rack, valued at over $3,000. You do not need to buy the rack to be entered. You only need to buy the STEPR you were already planning to buy.
The rack in question combines a full cable functional trainer with a half rack and pull up station in a single compact frame, the kind of equipment that normally requires two or three separate purchases and a lot more floor space to assemble.
Why STEPR and a strength rack complete the same home gym
A home gym built around cardio alone or strength alone is an incomplete training system. STEPR delivers the cardiovascular and metabolic conditioning side, sustained Zone 2 work, interval sessions, and the kind of consistent aerobic output that most home gyms are missing entirely. A functional trainer and rack combination delivers the other half: pressing, pulling, cable based resistance work and rack supported lifts, all from one frame.
Buyers who commit to STEPR for their cardio are frequently the same buyers already planning their next investment in strength equipment. The two pieces of equipment are not competing purchases. They are sequential ones, and this giveaway removes the cost barrier from whichever one you have not gotten to yet. Read more about building a complete home gym around STEPR here.

Who this giveaway is actually built for
This speaks most directly to two specific buyers in the STEPR audience.
The core home gym buyer. This is the buyer actively building out a serious home training setup, has STEPR on the shortlist or already owns one for cardio, and has a functional trainer or rack as the next planned purchase. Strength equipment at this quality level is a significant investment, and it is often the piece that gets pushed back a budget cycle or two while other priorities take precedence.
The value focused buyer stacking two investments into one. For this buyer, the maths is the entire appeal. A $3,000+ rack is not a small addition. Getting a genuine shot at one for the cost of a purchase you were already making turns two separate, staggered investments into a single decision this month.
If you have been circling both a STEPR and a serious strength setup, and the strength half kept getting delayed because it felt like too much to commit to at once, this removes that hesitation from one side of the equation entirely. Compare the full STEPR range here if you are still deciding which model fits your training.
How to actually train across both machines
Once your home gym includes both a STEPR and a functional trainer and rack setup, here is a simple structure for combining the two.
Strength days: Full body or split resistance sessions on the rack and functional trainer, three to four times per week depending on your programme, covering presses, pulls, and rack supported compound lifts.
Cardio days: STEPR sessions on non lifting days, 30 to 45 minutes at Zone 2 intensity, to build the aerobic base that supports recovery between strength sessions without interfering with strength adaptation.
Combined sessions: On days where time is limited, a shorter STEPR warm up of 10 to 15 minutes at low resistance before a strength session raises core temperature and primes the cardiovascular system without pre-fatiguing the muscles you are about to load on the rack.
Weekly structure: Three strength sessions paired with three STEPR sessions is a common and sustainable structure for buyers building a complete home gym around both pieces of equipment, with one full rest day to support recovery.
How to enter
Purchase any STEPR product during the giveaway period (September 14th to November 2nd 2026). Your order is automatically entered into the draw. One winner will be drawn and contacted directly.
FAQ's
How do I enter the functional training rack giveaway?
Purchase any STEPR product during the giveaway month. Your order automatically enters you into the draw. No separate entry form or additional purchase is required.
What am I in the running to win?
A premium functional training rack, combining a cable functional trainer, half rack, and pull up station in one frame, valued at over $3,300+ (Not to mention a Sisu Sauna worth over $8,000).
Who is this giveaway best suited for?
Home gym buyers who already have their cardio training covered with STEPR and are planning a strength training setup next, and value focused buyers looking to combine two significant home gym investments into one purchase.
How should I structure training between a stair climber and a strength rack?
Three strength sessions on the rack paired with three STEPR sessions on non-lifting days is a sustainable weekly structure. On time limited days, a short low resistance STEPR warm up before lifting raises core temperature without pre-fatiguing the muscles used in your strength session.
Does every STEPR model qualify for entry?
Yes, any STEPR purchase during the giveaway period counts as one entry into the draw.
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