How to Lease Elliptical Machines

Most gyms opt to lease their equipment versus buying it.

Purchasing exercise equipment can be very expensive, so many individuals and businesses are now opting for leasing their equipment instead of buying it. When it comes to leasing an elliptical, there are many advantages such as allowing you to fill your gym with quality equipment, having well-maintained machines and getting more upgrade options than if you were buying in the same price range. Once you make the decision to lease an elliptical, after a few easy steps, you can have it ready to go in your home or business.

Things You'll Need

• Computer
• Internet
• Telephone
• Credit card

Instructions

1. Start your computer and get onto to the Internet. Begin researching the leasing options available for you and your situation by starting with a few Google searches such as "where to lease an elliptical," "renting an elliptical" and "financing an elliptical."

2. Make a list narrowing down your options according to price range, size of the equipment, weight limits, delivery options, special features, included maintenance services or anything else that's important to you.

3. Decide on the brand of the machine, the model number and company you wish to lease from.

4. Call the company directly if you have any questions that its website failed to answer for you.

5. Submit your application by following that company's specific procedures for leasing its elliptical equipment. Some may allow you to submit your application online, while others may require you to do so over the phone. In either case, a credit card is typically necessary to complete the transaction.

6. Sign your contract.

7. Schedule your delivery date.

Tips & Warnings

• Be sure to read the small print in your contract before signing it.

• Make sure to pay attention to weight capacity limits on equipment.

• Take measurements to make sure the equipment will fit inside your home or business.

• Equipment may be dangerous to young children and pets.

• Check with your physician before starting a rigorous exercise program.

• Never modify the equipment in ways not approved in the user's manual.

References

• Fitness Equipment Leasing Network: Elliptical Trainer Fitness Equipment Leasing