Cybex Jungle Gym Series

Q: What is the Cybex Jungle Gym?

Jungle Gym is Cybex's modular, multi-station strength training system. Rather than a fixed model lineup, it configures to the needs of any facility by combining individual cable stations — Row, Lat Pulldown, Triceps Pushdown, and Adjustable Cable Column — into a single connected frame.

Q: What configurations does Jungle Gym come in?

The core system accepts any two of Row, Pulldown, Triceps, or Adjustable Pulley at opposite sides. Common commercial builds include a 4-station configuration (Weight-Assisted Chin/Dip, Lat Pulldown, Low Row, Triceps Pushdown) and an 8-station configuration adding an integrated cable crossover with 2 Lat Pulldowns, 2 Low Rows, and 2 Adjustable Cable Columns.

Q: What is the weight stack and lifting ratio on Jungle Gym?

Each Jungle Gym station uses a 250 lb weight stack capacity with a 2:1 lifting ratio, which provides low take-off resistance and controlled inertia. Pulley locations are engineered to promote alignment for natural movement patterns at each station.

Q: When was Jungle Gym released and is it still in production?

The core Jungle Gym model lineup was released in February 2010, with additional stations and a Fit Class variant added through 2014. Several individual station numbers went out of production by September 2016, though many Jungle Gym systems remain in daily commercial service and are actively supported on the used equipment market.

Jungle Gym isn't a fixed model lineup — it's a technologically advanced, modular multi-station system that configures to the needs of any facility, no matter how challenging the environment. Build it from individual cable stations (Row, Lat Pulldown, Triceps Pushdown, Adjustable Cable Column) into a connected 2, 4, or 8-station system, each running a 250 lb weight stack and a 2:1 lifting ratio for low take-off resistance and controlled inertia.

2 / 4 / 8Station configurations

250 lbWeight stack per station

2:1Lifting ratio

Modular by design, not a fixed catalog

How a Jungle Gym system is built

The core Jungle Gym frame accepts any two of the following stations at opposite sides: Row, Pulldown, Triceps, and Adjustable Pulley. From that base, facilities scale up to a 4-station configuration — typically Weight-Assisted Chin/Dip, Lat Pulldown, Low Row, and Triceps Pushdown — or a full 8-station build that adds an integrated cable crossover with 2 Lat Pulldowns, 2 Low Rows, and 2 Adjustable Cable Columns.

Every station shares the same engineering foundation: a 250 lb weight stack and a 2:1 lifting ratio, which provides low take-off resistance and controlled inertia. Pulley locations are positioned to promote proper alignment for natural movement — the forward-aligned pulley on the Lat Pulldown encourages correct form, while the Row station's pulley position allows an optimal path of motion for the handle.

Jungle Gym building blocks

Lat Pulldown — forward-aligned pulley for correct form
Low Row — pulley path optimized for row handle motion
Triceps Pushdown — overhead pulley, multiple body positions
Adjustable Cable Column — used with or without crossover
Weight-Assisted Chin/Dip — added on 4+ station builds

Stations & Configurations

Individual station modules plus the common commercial configurations they combine into.

Individual Station Modules

Common Configurations

4-Station Core Circuit

Weight-Assisted Chin/Dip, Lat Pulldown, Low Row, Triceps Pushdown

8-Station Full Build

Adjustable cable crossover + 2 Lat Pulldown, 2 Low Row, 2 Adjustable Cable Column · 250 lb stacks

Fit Class Group Training

Released May 2014 · configured for group/circuit class formats

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Jungle Gym Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Cybex Jungle Gym?

A modular, multi-station strength training system. Rather than a fixed model lineup, it configures to the needs of any facility by combining Row, Lat Pulldown, Triceps Pushdown, and Adjustable Cable Column stations into one connected frame.

What configurations does Jungle Gym come in?

The core frame accepts any two stations at opposite sides. Common builds scale to a 4-station configuration (Chin/Dip, Lat Pulldown, Low Row, Triceps Pushdown) or a full 8-station build with an integrated cable crossover.

What is the weight stack and lifting ratio on Jungle Gym?

Each station uses a 250 lb weight stack with a 2:1 lifting ratio, providing low take-off resistance and controlled inertia, with pulley locations engineered for natural movement alignment.

When was Jungle Gym released and is it still in production?

The core lineup released in February 2010, with a Fit Class variant added in 2014. Some individual station numbers went out of production by 2016, though many systems remain in daily commercial service.

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