TRUE Fitness Stretch Cages & Commercial Flexibility Equipment
Shop TRUE Fitness stretch cages designed for physical therapy, rehabilitation, athletic training, commercial fitness, and golf performance facilities. The TRUE Stretch lineup provides dedicated, self-contained stretching stations that help users perform supported flexibility and mobility exercises from standing positions.
Compare the standard TRUE Stretch Cage, the extra-tall TRUE Stretch Pro, and the golf-specific TRUE Stretch Golf.
Commercial TRUE Fitness Stretching Equipment
TRUE Fitness has manufactured premium commercial fitness equipment since 1981. Its product portfolio includes cardio, strength, functional training, and flexibility equipment designed for professional facilities. TRUE Fitness describes its TRUE Stretch line as commercial flexibility equipment intended to create a dedicated area for pre-workout and post-workout mobility routines.
Each TRUE Stretch model features a structural tubular steel frame, a non-skid padded platform, visual exercise guidance, and a space-efficient commercial design. The models share similar construction but differ in height and exercise programming.
Compare TRUE Stretch Cage Models
| Model | Best For | Exercise Guidance | Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| TRUE Stretch Cage | Physical therapy, rehabilitation, fitness, and athletic training | 30 full-body stretches organized by muscle group | 87 inches |
| TRUE Stretch Pro | Professional athletics, performance centers, and facilities wanting a taller frame | Same 30-exercise placard as the standard Cage | 95 inches |
| TRUE Stretch Golf | Golf courses, country clubs, academies, and golf performance centers | Golf-specific backswing, downswing, posture, and lower-body stretches | 87 inches |
TRUE Stretch Cage
The TRUE Stretch Cage is the most versatile model in the lineup. It is designed for full-body stretching and mobility work in physical therapy clinics, rehabilitation centers, sports medicine facilities, athletic training rooms, and commercial fitness centers.
The open-frame design provides multiple hand and foot positions for supported front-to-back, side-to-side, and rotational movements. Its illustrated placard includes 30 stretches organized by muscle group.
TRUE Stretch Pro
The TRUE Stretch Pro uses the same full-body exercise program as the standard Cage but adds an extra-tall 95-inch frame. The additional height provides expanded overhead positioning while maintaining the same 58-inch by 49-inch footprint.
The Pro is especially well suited for collegiate athletic departments, professional sports facilities, performance centers, rehabilitation clinics, and commercial facilities that have sufficient ceiling clearance.
TRUE Stretch Golf
The TRUE Stretch Golf is designed specifically for golfers. Its illustrated placard includes golf-focused stretching routines for backswing mobility, downswing movement, posture, and lower-body flexibility.
This model is a strong fit for golf courses, country clubs, golf academies, practice facilities, collegiate golf programs, and golf performance centers. TRUE Fitness states that the Golf model is used at 40% of the Top 100 golf courses in the United States. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
Why Choose a TRUE Fitness Stretch Cage?
- Dedicated commercial stretching and mobility area
- Supported upright exercises that reduce reliance on floor stretching
- Structural tubular steel construction
- Space-efficient 58-inch by 49-inch footprint
- Non-skid padded polyethylene platform
- Illustrated exercise guidance mounted directly to the frame
- 500-pound maximum user weight
- Options for rehabilitation, athletic performance, and golf facilities
The standard Cage and Golf models measure 87 inches high, while the TRUE Stretch Pro measures 95 inches high. TRUE Fitness lists a one-year parts warranty for each model. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
Who Uses TRUE Stretch Equipment?
TRUE Stretch commercial stretching stations are suitable for facilities serving a wide range of patients, athletes, members, and active adults, including:
- Physical therapy and rehabilitation clinics
- Sports medicine facilities
- Chiropractic offices
- Athletic training rooms
- Colleges and universities
- Professional sports organizations
- Commercial gyms and wellness centers
- Golf courses and country clubs
- Golf academies and performance centers
Learn More About TRUE Stretch Equipment
For a detailed comparison of all three models, exercise applications, specifications, and facility recommendations, read our TRUE Stretch Cage, Pro, and Golf buyer’s guide.
For help choosing the right commercial stretching station, confirming ceiling clearance, or requesting current availability, please contact Total Rehab Solutions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the TRUE Stretch Cage and TRUE Stretch Pro?
The TRUE Stretch Pro is eight inches taller than the standard TRUE Stretch Cage. The Pro measures 95 inches high, while the standard Cage measures 87 inches high. Both use the same illustrated 30-exercise stretching placard.
What makes the TRUE Stretch Golf different?
The TRUE Stretch Golf uses a golf-specific exercise placard focused on backswing mobility, downswing movement, posture, and lower-body flexibility. The standard Cage and Pro use a general full-body stretching placard.
Which TRUE Stretch model is best for physical therapy clinics?
The standard TRUE Stretch Cage is the most versatile option for most physical therapy and rehabilitation clinics. The Pro may be preferred when a taller frame and additional overhead positioning are desired.
How much space does a TRUE Stretch cage require?
All three models have an assembled footprint of approximately 58 inches long by 49 inches wide. The Cage and Golf models are 87 inches high, while the Pro is 95 inches high.
What is the maximum user weight?
All three TRUE Stretch models support users weighing up to 500 pounds.
Are TRUE Stretch cages intended for commercial use?
Yes. TRUE Stretch equipment is designed for professional environments such as clinics, rehabilitation centers, athletic facilities, gyms, golf courses, and performance centers.