One machine, countless different exercises
Set your goal
Guided workouts
Sintesi guided training mode automatically sets up your total workout,
selecting the right exercises and weights to get the best results and achieve your goals.
Guided
exercises
Select your workout and start training immediately.
Automatic
set-up
Sintesi reconfigures automatically for each exercise.
Customise your workout
Create your own workout by selecting exercises, weights and load profiles.
Sintesi sets it up automatically. All you need to do is enjoy your session.
Create
exercises
Create
sessions
Free mode
Customise your workout in just a few simple steps,
and start training right away while Sintesi records your performance.
1. Choose your
resistance type
Choose your resistance type Constant, Auxotonic, Viscous, Eccentric.
2. Choose your
load level
Select a load level between 3kg and 80kg.
3. Choose the
direction of force
Choose the direction of force and Sintesi’s behaviour
4. Start
training
Sintesi records your performance.
Are you a personal trainer?
Create and manage your own user database and set up custom workouts for each one.
Sync workout data to the Cloud and generate advanced periodic reports.

Client management
Create and manage your user database and set up your own workouts for each one.

2 independent Sintesi modules
Manage the two Sintesi modules independently. Create advanced workouts or train two clients at the same time.

Cloud reporting (coming soon)
Sync workout data to the Cloud and generate advanced periodic reports.

Manage client profiles remotely
Create exercises and workout sessions directly in the Cloud. Manage your clients’ profiles remotely.

Export data
Export training data as a CSV file.
Train with Sintesi
Improve your workouts and be amazed at how quickly you can achieve your goals. The Sintesi Virtual Trainer is like having a personal trainer by your side.
- Abductors
- Abdominals
- Abdominal obliques
- Adductors
- Forearms
- Biceps
- Biceps femoris
- Deltoids
- Dorsal muscles
- Gluteal muscles
- Pectoral muscles
- Calf muscles
- Quadriceps and femoral muscles
- Trapezius
- Triceps