Crosscorpo presents gravity training with Elevate Encompass

At therapie 2025 in Düsseldorf, Crosscorpo presented Elevate Encompass, a training system that uses gravity as a central element, setting new standards for therapy, rehabilitation, and fitness. The “Gravity” concept combines Pilates, strength training, flexibility, and endurance in a flexible approach, opening up a wide range of possibilities for physical therapy practices, micro studios, and fitness centers.

Gravity as a training principle

What makes this product line special is its use of an inclined plane. While classic Pilates reformers operate on a horizontal plane, the Elevate Encompass offers 22 different resistance levels. This allows the training to be individually adapted – from lighter loads for rehabilitation and beginners to more intensive units for ambitious athletes. The modular design makes it possible to train all muscle groups in a targeted manner. Whether Pilates sessions, strength and flexibility courses, endurance training, rehabilitation programs, or specialized concepts such as “Happy Back” or children's courses: the equipment covers a wide range of applications. With over 300 exercise variations, the system offers the flexibility to address almost any training goal.

Use in therapy and fitness

Crosscorpo positions the Elevate Encompass for both therapeutic and athletic use. Physical therapy practices can use the solution to efficiently implement physiotherapy on the device (KGG) while expanding their offerings to include group courses. For smaller practices or micro studios, this opens up the opportunity to appeal to new customer groups and establish additional training concepts.

Fitness studios also benefit from its versatility. The system is not only suitable for classic Pilates or rehabilitation courses, but also for functional training, stretching, endurance units, or programs for seniors. Even strength athletes who otherwise work exclusively with weights will find a complementary offering here that presents functional movements.

Flexibility through gravity

Controlling the load via the inclination of the device is at the heart of the gravity principle. Depending on the setting, the training becomes easier or more intense – individually tailored to the performance level of the exerciser. This makes it possible to take different requirements into account within a group without the need for additional equipment or complicated adjustments. This flexibility is also evident in the target group orientation. Children, adults, and seniors can all be included equally. The portfolio offers a wide range of options, from functional courses and special rehabilitation programs to playful sessions for children.

Wide range of applications with Total Gym

The Gravity equipment comes from Total Gym, an established provider in the field of functional training. Crosscorpo integrates the systems into an overall concept that is suitable for both therapeutic facilities and commercial studios. The decisive factor is the possibility of using a piece of equipment universally – from rehabilitation to performance-oriented training. This approach sets Crosscorpo apart from classic Pilates solutions, which are more limited to a specific field of application. Instead, Elevate Encompass opens up a wide range of course and training formats that can be integrated into existing concepts or established as standalone programs.

Prospects for practices and studios

The response at therapie 2025 showed that interest in versatile, space-saving, and scalable training solutions is growing. For practices, the system means an expansion of their therapeutic offerings, while for fitness studios, it is an opportunity to differentiate their course portfolio. With the Gravity principle, Crosscorpo offers a response to the growing demand for customizable training that encompasses prevention, therapy, and athletic performance enhancement. The combination of functionality, flexibility, and broad target group orientation makes the Elevate Encompass a tool that can be used in many areas.