Sports & Fitness parts lists
BOMwiki maps 40 sports & fitness products, each exploded into a recursive bill of materials: 3,504 parts in total, down to individual fasteners and cells. The largest is the curved manual treadmill at 411 parts across 8 top-level assemblies; the simplest is the weightlifting platform at 21. Across the domain the same components recur: fastener set, ball bearing, microcontroller and LCD panel appear in most of these machines, and each is a single shared page here, so a correction to one fixes every product that uses it. Open any product for its parts diagram, the function of each part, and the full bill of materials.
40 sports & fitness products
Adjustable Dumbbell
A dial-select dumbbell that picks up only the weight plates matching the chosen setting, replacing a rack of 10–15 fixed dumbbells.
113 parts · 6 subsystems
Adjustable Kettlebell
A kettlebell whose handle-and-core unit selectively locks to a set of nested weight shells, giving 5–6 weights in one bell.
47 parts · 6 subsystems
Adjustable Weight Bench
A flat/incline/decline strength-training bench whose back pad pivots on a ladder-and-catch mechanism to lock at multiple angles.
38 parts · 7 subsystems
Air Assault Bike
A fan bike: pedaling and pushing the moving handlebars spin a large air fan through a belt drive, so resistance climbs with effort, while a battery console tracks cadence and calories.
115 parts · 8 subsystems
Anti-Gravity Treadmill
A rehabilitation treadmill that encloses the runner’s lower body in a pressurized air chamber, unweighting them by up to 80% of body weight using differential air pressure.
96 parts · 9 subsystems
Baseball Pitching Machine
A two-wheel training machine that grips a baseball between counter-rotating urethane wheels and throws it at a set speed and spin, with a ball feeder, electronic speed control, and an adjustable tripod head.
144 parts · 9 subsystems
Belt Squat Machine
A squat machine that loads the hips through a belt instead of the spine, using a lever arm or pulley system to route plate weight beneath a standing platform.
49 parts · 8 subsystems
Boxing Ring
An elevated, roped platform used for boxing matches and training, with resilient floor, rope perimeter, and corner padding for safety.
78 parts · 7 subsystems
Cable Crossover Machine
Dual-stack functional trainer with two adjustable, height-settable pulley columns and a chin-up bar.
117 parts · 10 subsystems
Cable Functional Trainer
A dual-stack cable machine with independently-adjustable pulleys at multiple heights, enabling hundreds of variable-angle exercises using interchangeable cable attachments.
95 parts · 7 subsystems
Climbing Auto-Belay
A wall-mounted device that takes up a climber’s slack on a retracting webbing line and, on a fall, lowers them at a controlled speed using a magnetic eddy-current brake with no friction parts or user input.
49 parts · 7 subsystems
Climbing Ladder Ergometer
A rotating ladder-rung climb simulator where the user pushes a series of rungs downward; the belt loops continuously and the user must keep pace or slip backward, creating an infinitely scalable resistance.
136 parts · 8 subsystems
Curved Manual Treadmill
A motorless treadmill whose concave slat belt is driven by the runner’s own footstrike: stepping onto the front of the curve pushes the belt rearward, with speed set entirely by foot placement and an optional magnetic brake adding resistance.
411 parts · 8 subsystems
Elliptical Trainer
Front-drive elliptical cross-trainer with motorized incline, magnetic eddy-current resistance, moving and static handlebars, and a console.
111 parts · 8 subsystems
Exercise Bike
A smart indoor spin bike with a heavy flywheel, electronically controlled magnetic resistance, and a touchscreen console for guided rides.
93 parts · 10 subsystems
Glute-Ham Developer
A posterior-chain bench (GHD) that clamps the ankles between rollers and a footplate so the user can perform glute-ham raises, back extensions, and GHD sit-ups over a split hip pad.
41 parts · 7 subsystems
Hack Squat Machine
A plate-loaded squat machine: the user stands on a footplate under angled shoulder pads and drives a sled up two inclined rails on linear bearings, with spring-assisted catches handling the rack and release.
61 parts · 6 subsystems
Hydraulic Circuit Trainer
A manual-pump hydraulic resistance trainer where fluid flow through adjustable valves creates smooth load, with no motors or electronics.
61 parts · 8 subsystems
Inversion Table
A pivoting bench that rotates a strapped-in user past horizontal to hang head-down by the ankles, using body geometry as the balance control and a tether to limit the inversion angle.
42 parts · 7 subsystems
Lat Pulldown Machine
A selectorized cable machine: a seated user pulls a wide bar down against a guided weight stack, with the load routed through a pulley train and the thighs braced by an adjustable hold-down pad.
58 parts · 7 subsystems
Leg Press Machine
A 45-degree plate-loaded leg press: a welded steel frame carries an angled sled on linear guides, loaded with weight plates on horns and stopped by spring-loaded safety catches.
54 parts · 7 subsystems
Mini Stair Stepper
A compact floor-standing stepper whose two pedals alternate against hydraulic cylinder resistance, with optional resistance bands for the upper body.
56 parts · 6 subsystems
Multi-Station Home Gym
A cable-driven selectorized home gym with a stacked weight plate column feeding multiple training stations through a pulley-and-cable network.
105 parts · 11 subsystems
Outdoor Gym Station
A fixed public-park exercise station made of galvanized steel with pivot-hinged arms and body-weight resistance, designed for durability in outdoor weather.
129 parts · 7 subsystems
Pec Deck Machine
A selectorized chest machine: the user presses two padded arms together, each swinging on a pivot bearing, and a cam routes the motion through a cable to a guided weight stack so the load stays even across the arc.
63 parts · 6 subsystems
Percussion Massage Gun
A handheld percussive therapy device in which a brushless motor drives an eccentric cam that reciprocates a piston-mounted head 10-16 mm into soft tissue at 1,200-3,200 strokes per minute.
71 parts · 8 subsystems
Pilates Reformer
A sliding-carriage exercise apparatus in which the user pushes or pulls a wheeled platform against selectable spring resistance along frame rails.
73 parts · 8 subsystems
Pneumatic Resistance Machine
A single-joint or multi-joint exercise machine whose resistance comes from air cylinders, providing load-independent force that scales with user speed and input pressure.
52 parts · 7 subsystems
Power Rack
A 4-post squat/power rack with bolt-on strength-training attachments.
88 parts · 12 subsystems
Push Sled
A flat sled that slides on rails, loaded with weight plates, which the user pushes across a gym floor for power and conditioning drills.
42 parts · 6 subsystems
Rotating Climbing Wall
A treadmill-like climbing device where a continuously rotating vertical panel loop presents an infinite sequence of climbing holds at variable speed and angle.
190 parts · 8 subsystems
Rowing Machine
An air-resistance indoor rower with a flywheel fan unit, sliding seat, and a battery-powered performance monitor.
60 parts · 8 subsystems
Ski Ergometer
A vertical air-resistance ergometer that simulates Nordic ski double-poling: pulling two cord-mounted handles downward spins a damped flywheel through one-way clutches while a performance monitor computes power from flywheel deceleration.
43 parts · 7 subsystems
Smart Fitness Mirror
A wall- or stand-mounted fitness mirror: an LCD panel behind two-way mirror glass, with a camera for form tracking, a speaker array, and a touch overlay.
36 parts · 10 subsystems
Smith Machine
A guided barbell trainer: a fixed bar runs on two vertical steel rails through linear bearings, with rotating hook catches for racking, a cable-and-pulley counterbalance, and weight pegs for Olympic plates.
80 parts · 7 subsystems
Stair Climber
A commercial revolving-staircase stepmill with motorized step belt and self-powered resistance.
128 parts · 11 subsystems
Treadmill
A motorized folding treadmill with a cushioned running deck, motor-driven incline, and a touchscreen console.
122 parts · 11 subsystems
Vertical Climber
A stair-climbing machine with two independently moving foot platforms and sliding arm rails, driven by a cable-and-pulley linkage to raise the user vertically without jumping.
59 parts · 7 subsystems
Vibration Plate
A whole-body vibration platform: a motor-driven eccentric oscillator shakes the top plate on spring isolators, with a control panel and resistance bands.
77 parts · 10 subsystems
Weightlifting Platform
An elevated training platform with rubber surfacing and marked zones, designed for dropping loaded barbells and performing Olympic lifts without damaging the underlying floor.
21 parts · 5 subsystems
Parts common across sports & fitness 12
Shared components ranked by how many of the 40 products in this domain contain them, directly or inside a sub-assembly.
- Fastener Set in 40 of 40 productsBolts, nuts, and washers.
- Ball Bearing in 28 of 40 productsDeep-groove radial ball bearing.
- Microcontroller in 17 of 40 productsSingle-chip microcontroller combining a processor core, flash memory, RAM, and peripherals such as timers, ADCs, and serial ports to run the device's control firmware.
- LCD Panel in 15 of 40 productsLiquid-crystal display module with backlight and driver electronics that shows the machine's readouts, menus, and status to the operator.
- Bare PCB in 14 of 40 productsUnpopulated printed circuit board: copper traces etched on an FR-4 glass-epoxy laminate that carry current between the components later soldered to it.
- Coil Spring in 13 of 40 productsHelical spring of round steel wire that stores energy in compression or extension, used for suspension, return force, and preload.
- Neodymium Magnet in 13 of 40 productsSintered neodymium-iron-boron permanent magnet, the strongest commercial magnet type, used for motor rotors, sensors, latches, and speakers.
- Connector in 11 of 40 productsMating plug-and-socket pair that joins two lengths of wiring or a cable to a board so a circuit can be assembled, serviced, and separated without soldering.
- Wire Bundle in 11 of 40 productsGroup of insulated conductors cut to length, terminated, and bound together to carry power and signals between the assemblies of a machine.
- Copper Winding in 8 of 40 productsInsulated copper conductor wound into coils that carry the phase current and create the magnetic field in a motor, generator, or transformer.
- Power Supply in 8 of 40 productsUnit that converts mains or battery input into the regulated DC voltages a machine's electronics and actuators need.
- Rotor Assembly in 8 of 40 productsRotating member of an electric motor: a laminated steel core carrying permanent magnets or conductor bars, pressed onto a shaft that delivers the torque.