Generated by Rank Math SEO, this is an llms.txt file designed to help LLMs better understand and index this website. # Samson Equipment Inc. ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://www.samsonequipment.com/sitemap_index.xml): Includes all crawlable and indexable pages. ## Posts - [S03|E278 Data, Collaboration, and Athlete Trust with Asa Britt](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e278-data-collaboration-and-athlete-trust-with-asa-britt/): Asa Britt discusses data, athlete trust, and collaboration in professional basketball strength and conditioning. - [S03|E277 Coaching Across Environments with Jess Langvardt](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e277-coaching-across-environments-with-jess-langvardt/): What changes when a strength coach moves from collegiate athletics to the NFL and into the tactical sector? Jess Langvardt joins the Samson Strength Coach Collective to explore how those environments shaped his approach to coaching, communication, and professional growth. He shares why relationships remain essential at every level, how trust supports athlete ownership, and why surrounding yourself with people who challenge you to learn can make you a more effective coach. - [S03|E276 Leading with Standards with Claire Quebedeaux](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e276-leading-with-standards-with-claire-quebedeaux/): Claire Quebedeaux, Director of Strength and Conditioning at Ohio State University, joins the Samson Strength Coach Collective to discuss her path into leadership. She shares how high standards, staff development, and attention to the training environment shape the experience of athletes and coaches alike. - [S03|E275 Building Buy-In Through Trust with Isaiah Myers](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e275-building-buy-in-through-trust-with-isaiah-myers/): Isaiah Myers joins the Samson Strength Coach Collective to share his journey from collegiate wrestler to strength and conditioning coach. He reflects on challenging internships, career transitions, and the experiences that taught him perseverance and adaptability. Isaiah also explains how relationships, consistent follow-up, and measurable results help coaches earn trust and create lasting athlete buy-in. - [S03|E274 You Can’t Cheat Experience with Jacob Banegas](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e274-you-cant-cheat-experience-with-jacob-banegas/): Jacob Banegas joins the Samson Strength Coach Collective to share his journey from multi-sport athlete to sports performance coach and business owner. He discusses navigating transfers, COVID-19, career setbacks, and the challenges of building Built Sports Performance from the ground up. Jacob also explains why education and hands-on experience must work together, how coaches can simplify complex concepts for athletes and parents, and why adaptability is essential for long-term success. - [S03|E273 Intent, Accountability, and Happiness with Kevin Deitz](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e273-intent-accountability-and-happiness-with-kevin-deitz/): Kevin Deitz, Assistant Sports Performance Coach at the University of Cincinnati, joins the Samson Strength Coach Collective to discuss his path into sports performance and the principles that guide his coaching. Kevin shares his approach to load management, the value of being both a generalist and specialist, and why intent and accountability are central to athlete development. He also explores professionalism, networking, work-life balance, and the importance of finding purpose and happiness throughout a coaching career. - [S03|E272 Authenticity Builds the Business with Estevan Lucero](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e272-authenticity-builds-the-business-with-estevan-lucero/): Estevan Lucero joins the Samson Strength Coach Collective to share his journey from athlete and special education teacher to strength coach and gym owner. He discusses building a client base from the ground up, creating systems that support growth, retaining clients through genuine relationships, and why authenticity is one of the most important qualities a coach or business owner can have. - [S03|E271 Turning Sports Science Data Into Decisions with Blake Wright](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e271-turning-sports-science-data-into-decisions-with-blake-wright/): Blake Wright joins the Samson Strength Coach Collective to discuss his journey through strength and conditioning and into sports science. He breaks down how coaches can use data and technology without falling into paralysis by analysis, why asking better questions leads to better decisions, and how relationships remain essential when bringing sports science into a performance program. - [S03|E270 The Power of Simplicity | Adam Kolberg](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e270-the-power-of-simplicity-in-strength-coaching-adam-kolberg/): Adam Kolberg, Head Strength Coach at Fairmont State University, joins the Samson Strength Coach Collective to share his unconventional path into strength and conditioning and the lessons that have shaped his coaching philosophy. From managing multiple teams in a shared facility to keeping training simple and effective, Adam explains why consistency, adaptability, athlete buy-in, and passion are essential for building a successful program. - [S03|E269 Make the Big Time Where You’re At | Sam McGriff](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e269-make-the-big-time-where-youre-at-sam-mcgriff/): Sam McGriff didn't inherit a program. When he started at Pembroke Hill School in 2013, the job was watching a weight room after school with no culture, no standards, and no guarantee any kid would show up. Thirteen years later, he's running a full-time department with a color-coded progression system, a PR bell that's grown into a campus tradition, and a room that fills every summer without anyone being required to be there. In this episode, Sam breaks down exactly how he built it, one standard at a time. - [S03|E268 Building Buy-In Before Day One](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e268-building-buy-in-before-day-one/): Most coaching transitions take weeks to find footing. Kevin Rodriguez didn't have that luxury. Four days after accepting the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach job at Siena, he was on campus, texting every player before he'd even unpacked. In this episode, Rodriguez walks through the exact steps he takes when he lands somewhere new: assessing the space, meeting the staff, and rebuilding culture through shared team lifts. He also opens up about the mentors who taught him to separate his ego from the job, and why chasing March Madness is now the standard he's building toward at Siena. - [S03|E267 Presence, Not Permanence with Ryan Horn](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e267-presence-not-permanence-with-ryan-horn/): Twenty years in the profession will teach you that no job lasts forever. Ryan Horn, Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for Indiana University men's basketball, has lived that reality across seven stops, including a two-year detour training the 75th Ranger Regiment. In this episode, he talks about what actually held steady through all that change, why chasing a title is the wrong goal, and what he's learned about mentorship from the coaches on both sides of it. - [S03|E266 Building Grit in Big Ten Volleyball with Eddie Ramirez](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03-e266-building-grit-in-big-ten-volleyball-with-eddie-ramirez/): Indiana volleyball has never been the program to beat in the Big Ten. Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach Eddie Ramirez decided that wasn't going to stay true. He walks through the culture shift he engineered with the Hoosiers, why he tells his athletes the hard days will not be sugarcoated, and how a background as a competitive breakdancer shaped the way he coaches today. - [S03|E265 Building Better Coaches with Devin Young](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e265-building-better-coaches-with-devin-young/): Devin Young, Senior Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at the University of Pittsburgh, has interned his way through six programs, directed a strength staff through COVID, and now runs Pitt's summer internship program. In this episode he tells Connor Agnew why investing directly in mentors, through site visits, cohorts, and phone calls, has done more for his coaching career than any book, and what that philosophy looks like in practice at Pitt. - [Del Norte High School Weight Room Renovation and a Complete Facility Overhaul in Albuquerque](https://www.samsonequipment.com/weight-rooms/del-norte-high-school-weight-room-albuquerque/): Del Norte High School's new weight room in Albuquerque features 8 Flex Rack stations, Samson bumper plates, barbells, dumbbells, and a complete professional facility overhaul built to compete at the top level. - [S03|E264 Flip the Switch | Morgan McCrary](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e264-flip-the-switch-morgan-mccrary/): Morgan McCrary has coached athletes across multiple levels of strength and conditioning, giving him a unique perspective on what truly drives athlete development. In this episode, he discusses building trust, adapting training across different environments, staying motivated through career challenges, and the coaching principles that guide his work at UT Tyler. - [S03|E263 The Administrative Side of S & C | Bailee Sturgeon](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e263-the-administrative-side-of-s-c-bailee-sturgeon/): What happens behind the scenes of one of the most respected organizations in strength and conditioning? Bailee Sturgeon joins the Samson Strength Coach Collective to discuss her role with the CSCCa, the certification process, conference planning, and why relationships remain at the center of professional growth. - [S03|E262 Learning from Legends | Kainon Clark](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e262-learning-from-legends-kainon-clark/): What can strength coaches learn from working alongside some of the most respected names in the profession? In this episode of the Samson Strength Coach Collective, Washington State University's Associate Director of Football Performance, Kainon Clark, shares his journey through multiple programs, discusses the value of adaptability, and explains how learning from legendary coaches helped shape his approach to athlete development and football performance. - [S03|E261 Redefining Tough in the Weight Room | Andy Holmes](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e261-redefining-tough-in-the-weight-room-andy-holmes/): Most coaches teach toughness. Few stop to define it. Andy Holmes, Business Development Manager for the Americas at Informed Sport and Informed Choice and Strength Chaplain at Ottawa University, makes the case that the easy way out is fighting and drinking. Doing the hard thing is what being tough actually looks like. In this episode he brings that framework into a weight room of 150 to 200 football players, covers the real risk of untested supplements and NIL deals, and shares what it means to coach athletes beyond the game they play. - [S03|E260 Finding Your Way Through Adversity | Gage Taylor](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e260-finding-your-way-through-adversity-gage-taylor/): Adversity often becomes the greatest teacher. In this episode of the Samson Strength Coach Collective, Sports Performance Coach Gage Taylor shares how injuries, setbacks, and unexpected challenges shaped his coaching philosophy, strengthened his resilience, and helped him discover his purpose in sports performance. - [S03|E259 How Challenges Shape Us | Josh Poahway](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e259-how-challenges-shape-us-josh-poahway/): Josh Poahway joins the Samson Strength Coach Collective to discuss returning to Cache Public Schools, building trust with athletes and coaches, and how personal struggles helped shape his leadership philosophy. From community impact to mentorship and program development, Josh shares lessons on creating meaningful relationships and developing young people beyond sports. - [S03|E258 Embracing the Director Role | Johnny Fabrizius](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e258-embracing-the-director-role-johnny-fabrizius/): In this episode of the Samson Strength Coach Collective, Johnny Fabrizius shares his transition into a director-level leadership role at Florida State University. The conversation explores relationship building, emotional intelligence, delegation, and how effective leaders stay connected with their staff while managing the demands of a high-level athletic department. - [Kamehameha Schools’ Elite Weight Room in Honolulu | Samson Equipment](https://www.samsonequipment.com/weight-rooms/hawaii-weight-rooms/kamehameha-schools-weight-room/): Kamehameha Schools’ Warriors now train in a custom Samson weight room built to support year round athletic development with elite level strength equipment and performance focused design. - [S03|E257 CSCCA 2026 Recap | Connor Agnew](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e257-cscca-2026-recap-connor-agnew/): In this episode, Connor Agnew recaps his experience at the 2026 CSCCA Conference, sharing standout moments from the event, highlights from the Samson Hold competition, and insights into the latest equipment and innovations in strength and conditioning. From reconnecting with coaches to watching competitors push their limits, the conversation emphasizes the importance of community within the profession. - [2026 CSCCA Samson Pillar Hold Challenge: Official Results](https://www.samsonequipment.com/events/cscca-samson-pillar-hold-challenge-results/): Full results from the 2026 CSCCA Samson Pillar Hold Challenge. - [S03|E256 Coaching Journey and Growth | Patrick Brooks](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e256-coaching-journey-and-growth-patrick-brooks/): In this episode, Patrick Brooks, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach with Arkansas State Women's Basketball, shares his growth from intern to full-time coach and reflects on relationships, coaching voice, culture, mentorship, and the daily work of getting better. - [S03|E255 Building Culture in Strength Coaching | Stephen Antley](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e255-building-culture-in-strength-coaching-stephen-antley/): Stephen Antley breaks down the importance of culture, relationships, and resilience in building a successful career in strength and conditioning. - [S03|E254 Hard Work and Discipline | Nick Raszeja](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/s03e254-hard-work-and-discipline-nick-raszeja/): In this episode of the Samson Strength Coach Collective, Nick Raszeja dives into his path from aspiring athlete to Assistant Strength Coach at Syracuse University Football. He shares lessons on hard work, discipline, and how young coaches can stand out in a competitive field. - [FLEX-RACK – Functional Training Rack (FTR) Rear SKU: FTR111MSSL-Rear](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/power-racks/flex-rack-functional-training-rack-ftr-rear/): The Samson FLEX-RACK Rear (SKU FTR111MSSL-Rear) is identified on this page as part of the Flex-Rack product family. Review the product images and contact Samson to confirm whether this rear configuration fits your planned setup. - [Olympic Decline Bench (3″)/Adj.Cups Sliding Rack](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/weight-benches/olympic-decline-bench-3-adj-cups-sliding-rack-on-lineal-ball-bearings/): Olympic Decline Bench (3″)/Adj.Cups Sliding Rack is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 103HS Category: Weight Benches Description Olympic Decline Bench (3")/Adj.Cups Sliding Rack on Lineal Ball Bearings Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Multi Station Triceps Press (150 lb.)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/multi-station-triceps-press-150-lb/): The Multi Station Triceps Press (150 lb.) is a selectorized triceps station built for strength rooms that need durable, repeatable upper-body accessory work. Designed as part of the Samson multi-station machine lineup, it gives athletes a focused pressing station for triceps training while keeping setup simple for coaches managing larger groups. - [Leg Ext. with Range of Motion (250 lb.)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/leg-ext-with-range-of-motion-250-lb/): Leg Ext. with Range of Motion (250 lb.) is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 910ROM Category: Workout Machines Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Seated Leg Curl/Ext. with ROM (250 lb.)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/seated-leg-curl-ext-with-rom-250-lb/): Seated Leg Curl/Ext. with ROM (250 lb.) is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 912S Category: Workout Machines Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Leg Extension Machine (250 lb.) by Samson Equipment](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/leg-extension-machine-250-lb/): Leg Extension Machine (250 lb.) by Samson Equipment is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 910 Category: Workout Machines Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Humped Leg Curl with ROM (200 lb.)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/humped-leg-curl-with-rom-200-lb/): Humped Leg Curl with ROM (200 lb.) is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 911ROM Category: Workout Machines Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [4-Way Triceps Press Down (250 lb. X 4)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/4-way-triceps-press-down-250-lb-x-4/): 4-Way Triceps Press Down (250 lb. X 4) works best when the equipment selection matches the age of the athletes, the available floor space, and the way the room rotates groups through training. In many programs, the goal is not simply adding another station, it is building a room that supports consistent daily use. When coaches evaluate 4-Way Triceps Press Down (250 lb. X 4), they typically look at how it supports the primary lift or movement pattern, how quickly athletes can adjust or use it, and how well it integrates with surrounding racks, benches, platforms, or storage. Within the machines category, 4-Way Triceps Press Down (250 lb. X 4) should be considered as part of the full operating plan for the space. That includes supervision lines, plate and accessory storage, entry and exit paths, and the amount of setup time needed between groups. A piece that performs well on paper but creates bottlenecks during class changes will not serve the room as well as equipment that balances training value with day-to-day efficiency. - [Multi Hip Machine with Lineal Platform (200 lb.)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/multi-hip-machine-with-lineal-platform-200-lb/): Multi Hip Machine with Lineal Platform (200 lb.) is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 923 Category: Workout Machines Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Dip Belt](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/samson-equipment-accessories/dip-belt/): Dip Belt is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: DBELT Category: Samson Equipment Accessories Description Heavy duty clips and chain High quality nylon 100% made in the U.S.A Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Lower Back with ROM (400 lb.)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/lower-back-with-rom-400-lb/): Lower Back with ROM (400 lb.) is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 922 Category: Workout Machines Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Leg Extension Machine (Plate Loaded) 910P](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/leg-extension-machine-plate-loaded/): Leg Extension Machine (Plate Loaded) 910P is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 910P Category: Plate Loaded Machines, Workout Machines Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Leg Curl/Ext. Machine (Plate Loaded)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/leg-curl-ext-machine-plate-loaded/): Leg Curl/Ext. Machine (Plate Loaded) is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 912P Category: Plate Loaded Machines, Workout Machines Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Humped Leg Curl Machine (200 lb.)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/humped-leg-curl-machine-200-lb/): Humped Leg Curl Machine (200 lb.) is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 911 Category: Workout Machines Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Storage Hook for Racks](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/storage/storage-hook-for-racks/): Storage Hook for Racks is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights Rack attachment storage hook. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Storage Hook for Racks Double](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/storage/storage-hook-for-racks-double/): Storage Hook for Racks Double is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights Rack attachment storage hooks. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Samson Urethane Bumper Plate](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/plates/samson-urethane-bumper-plate/): Samson Urethane Bumper Plate is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: SUBP00 Category: Plates Product Specifications Weight 10lb, 25lb, 45lb Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Standing Calf & Squat Machine(Plate Load)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/standing-calf-squat-machineplate-load/): Standing Calf & Squat Machine(Plate Load) is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 915P Category: Workout Machines Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Adjustable Olympic Decline Bench 3″](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/weight-benches/adjustable-olympic-decline-bench-3/): Adjustable Olympic Decline Bench 3″ is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 103HHA Category: Weight Benches Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Triple Tier Dumbbell Rack (15pr) Heavy 165# DB](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/storage/triple-tier-dumbbell-rack-15pr-heavy-165-db/): Triple Tier Dumbbell Rack (15pr) Heavy 165# DB is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 203H Category: Storage Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Standing Calf & Squat Machine (600 lb.)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/standing-calf-squat-machine-600-lb/): Standing Calf & Squat Machine (600 lb.) is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 915 Category: Workout Machines Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. - [Rotary Torso with ROM (200 lb.)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/rotary-torso-with-rom-200-lb/): Rotary Torso with ROM (200 lb.) is built for strength and conditioning environments that need equipment which holds up under daily use. The current page highlights SKU: 822 Category: Workout Machines Product Specifications Dimensions N/A. The added copy below focuses on how coaches typically use it, how it fits into a real room plan, and what buyers should confirm before ordering. ## Pages - [Patents](https://www.samsonequipment.com/patents/): Patent information for Samson Equipment, Inc. products and technologies. - [Accessibility Statement](https://www.samsonequipment.com/accessibility-statement/): Samson Equipment is committed to making our website accessible and usable for all visitors, including people with disabilities. We are working to improve the accessibility of our web content and user experience. - [Tactical Weight Training Equipment for Military & First Responders](https://www.samsonequipment.com/racks-rigs/tactical/): Train for tactical situations like a pro. - [Samson Financing](https://www.samsonequipment.com/samson-financing/): We are committed to providing excellent service and attention, as well as the finest weight training products available. If you are ready to purchase Samson Equipment, please note the following information: - [About Samson Equipment Inc.](https://www.samsonequipment.com/about/): In July of 1976 Samson Weight Training Equipment, Inc. was founded in Las Cruces, New Mexico with a $2000.00 investment by Dave and Linda Schroeder. Read more. - [Partner with Samson Equipment](https://www.samsonequipment.com/partner/): At Samson Equipment, we specialize in crafting top-tier weight room solutions for high schools, colleges, universities, recreation centers, military / police tactical training facilities and private home gyms. - [Start Your Layout Design](https://www.samsonequipment.com/start-your-design/): Whether you’re renovating an existing weight room or building a brand-new performance space, planning the layout is where you win, or where problems get baked in. The right equipment matters, but the arrangement is what determines traffic flow, coaching sightlines, safety, and day-to-day usability. That’s why Samson offers a free design process that helps you visualize the room before you order anything. - [Weight Rooms by Samson Equipment Inc.](https://www.samsonequipment.com/weight-room-home/) - [Samson Equipment Builds the Toughest Custom Weight Rooms](https://www.samsonequipment.com/): It's actually better than the setup I had in college. We basically have the building essentials for improving kids athletics and injury prevention.Janna SchrockStrength and Conditioning CoachAndy WoodVice President and Athletic DirectorWe share our room with all athletes, all sports and my weights classes... having durability and having tough equipment is the key.Greg HenningtonHead Football CoachCharlie ReeveAthletic Director / Head Football CoachIt looks great, I can’t tell you how many people I've had come in saying I can’t believe it looks just like the renderings they made.Zach FearsHead Strength and ConditioningTommy HeffernanStrength & Conditioning CoordinatorFirst day I walked in here my jaw hit the floor, this is by far the best weight room I’ve ever seen in as a high school teacher in the state of Arizona.Bill GodsillHead Football CoachRay WrightDirector of Sports Performance - [The Strength Coach Podcast built by coaches, for coaches: The Samson Strength Coach Collective](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast-home/): Shop talk. Coaching gems. A stronger profession. Honest conversations with the people building better athletes, programs and careers. - [How to Measure a Weight Room Facility](https://www.samsonequipment.com/how-to-measure-a-weight-room/): Accurate measurements are the foundation of any successful weight room project. When architectural blueprints aren’t available, manually measuring the space becomes essential. These measurements influence every aspect of the design—from equipment placement to flooring installation. Timely, precise information ensures smooth progress from start to finish. - [Download Samson Equipment Catalog](https://www.samsonequipment.com/download-samson-catalog/): When you’re building or upgrading a weight room, you need more than a product list. You need a partner who understands athletes, durability, and long-term investment. The Samson Equipment catalog was created to give coaches, athletic directors, school administrators, private gym owners, and tactical trainers a clear view of what’s possible when performance and strength come first. - [Samson Equipment’s Sitemap](https://www.samsonequipment.com/site-map/) - [Samson Newsletter](https://www.samsonequipment.com/newsletter/): const browserLanguage = getBrowserLanguage(); - [Samson Equipment Cancellation Policy](https://www.samsonequipment.com/cancellation-refund-policy/): At Samson Equipment Inc., we strive to deliver high quality, American made strength and conditioning equipment that meets the specific needs of coaches, athletes, and facilities across the country. We understand that sometimes plans change and you may need to return or cancel an order. This page outlines our cancellation and refund policy to ensure transparency and trust between Samson Equipment and our valued customers. - [Products](https://www.samsonequipment.com/product/) - [Site Issue Report](https://www.samsonequipment.com/site-issue-report/): Oops! Something's not lifting its weight? - [Samson Equipment Terms and Conditions](https://www.samsonequipment.com/samson-equipment-terms-and-conditions/): Last updated: June 23, 2026 - [Weight Room Flooring](https://www.samsonequipment.com/weight-room-flooring/): Commercial Flooring is the foundation of every great weight room. Whether you are designing a football training facility, upgrading a high school weight room, building a collegiate strength center, or outfitting a military performance facility, the right flooring plays a critical role in performance, durability, and long-term value. - [Rigs](https://www.samsonequipment.com/racks-rigs/rigs/): Take your functional cross training to the next level with Samson Equipment Rigs.  Built with 50% thicker steel than anyone in the industry, we provide you with the best long term solution.  Don't settle for less quality at a higher price when you can pay for what you deserve! - [Racks & Rigs](https://www.samsonequipment.com/racks-rigs/): Built for high-performance environments, Samson’s Flex Series Racks are designed for maximum versatility, strength, and durability. Each rack is made in the USA using premium-grade American steel and precision welds that withstand the most demanding collegiate, professional, and tactical training programs. - [Custom Solutions](https://www.samsonequipment.com/custom-weight-room-solutions/): Elite Performance Shouldn't Be Bottlenecked by Your Floor Plan.A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country. - [How It’s Built](https://www.samsonequipment.com/how-its-built/): Materials - [Contact](https://www.samsonequipment.com/contact/): If you plan on visiting our headquarters, please note that we do not offer a retail product showroom. Samson Equipment Inc. builds all products to order, learn more here. View online catalog here. Please read our frequently asked questions. - [Flex Series](https://www.samsonequipment.com/racks-rigs/flex-series/): At Samson equipment, we strongly believe in the value of shared expertise, and we welcome input from our customers. Moreover, this collaboration begins before the first piece of steel is even cut. Our new Patent Pending FLEX® Series allows for freedom and flexibility when designing your room.  This Rack Series was developed with long term goals and limited budgets in mind.  With a foundation frame for all our rack designs, you are able to FLEX your rack design into any one of our FLEX models. This gives you maximum flexibility in room planning for many years to come. - [Process](https://www.samsonequipment.com/process/): As your project nears completion within our facility, our dedicated team works diligently to ensure a safe and prompt delivery, followed by a seamless installation process. With a focus on your specific project scope and budget, we offer a range of installation services to meet your unique needs, ensuring a hassle-free experience from start to finish. Count on us to deliver excellence every step of the way. - [Facilities](https://www.samsonequipment.com/facilities/): Deming High School - [Plates](https://www.samsonequipment.com/plates/): Inxeption Product List section, DO NOT EDIT. - [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.samsonequipment.com/frequently-asked-questions/): At Samson Equipment, we specialize in manufacturing high quality weight room equipment for high schools, colleges, recreational training facilities and tactical training facilities. We do not have a retail location to view our equipment, please see our Facilities page along with photos and videos. Each Samson Equipment piece is custom built to order at our U.S. facility, ensuring durability, precision, and tailored solutions typically for high use football teams, basketball, soccer, collegiate rec centers, and tactical facilities. - [Get Your Solution](https://www.samsonequipment.com/get-your-solution/): Samson Equipment is a proud contract holder with National IPA, now an OMNIA Partners organization.  Our immense purchasing power and world class suppliers have produced an extensive portfolio of cooperative contracts and partnerships, making OMNIA Partners the most valued and trusted resource for organizations nationwide. - [Samson Equipment Warranty](https://www.samsonequipment.com/warranty/): If your Samson Equipment product is broken please submit a Warranty Claim below and upload photos of the parts that are damaged or need replacing. For more details on your Samson Equipment Warranty please continue reading. Thank you.At Samson Equipment, we stand behind the strength and durability of our products. - [Privacy Policy](https://www.samsonequipment.com/privacy-policy/): Updated October 6, 2025 ## - [Squat Stand Post – SKU: 111SSP](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14617): The Samson Squat Stand Post is a premium strength training solution designed for high-performance athletic facilities, schools, and professional training centers. Engineered to meet the demands of rigorous training environments, this squat stand combines exceptional durability with superior functionality. - [Single Taping Table W/ Shelf and Drawer](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=36474) - [Single Taping Table](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=36472) - [Yucca Iso Rig](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=18661): The Yucca ISO Rig is a collaborative strength-training apparatus designed by Samson Equipment and Hawkin Dynamics, featuring a mid‑thigh pull station, belt squat and iso calf raise modules for versatile isometric testing and performance training. Its durable steel construction, compact footprint, and compatibility with Hawkin Dynamics force plates make it ideal for athletes seeking powerful, data-driven training. - [S.O.L.S (Samson Outdoor Lifting System)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=18448): Disclaimer: Samson Flex-Rack and Bench Sold Separately. Price reflects platform and shade structure only! - [Samson Professional Bar](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=18255): Engineered for the rigorous demands of collegiate weight rooms and elite training facilities, the Samson Professional Bar is the ultimate workhorse for serious athletes. Available in both 15kg (25mm shaft) and 20kg (28mm shaft) options, this barbell delivers the perfect balance of "whip" for explosive Olympic movements and rigidity for heavy powerlifting. - [Elite 20kg Elite20kg](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=18253) - [FLEX-RACK – Functional Training Rack (FTR) Rear](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=18251): Racks are sold with J-Cups, Safety Catches, and Standard Pull Up Grip Variation. **Graphic Shields, Bumper Plates, and Barbells are shown sold separately. - [FLEX-RACK – Functional Training Rack (FTR) Combo](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=18248): The FLEX-RACK Functional Training Rack (FTR) Combo is the ultimate all-in-one training system. Built from heavy-duty .188 wall steel, it’s rock solid and ready for anything. Whether you’re squatting, pressing, or doing functional movements, this rack adapts to your training. Smooth steel-sealed ball bearings, stainless steel adjustable parts, and a durable hybrid powder coating make it tough enough for any gym. Custom colors available. - [FLEX-RACK – Functional Training Rack (FTR) Front SKU: FTR111MSSL](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=18245): The Samson Functional Training Rack (FTR) combines strength and functional training in a compact design. Featuring integrated cable columns within a half rack, double rack, or power rack, it maximizes space while allowing for versatile exercises. Built with heavy-duty steel, it ensures durability and efficiency, making it ideal for athletic facilities and performance training centers. - [Replacement Cable](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=15585): Cables are flat-rate regardless of length. Be sure to note termination ends, we are not responsible for incorrect cables ordered if customer input is incorrect. Take time to provide us with the correct information to ensure an accurate cable order. There will be NO REFUNDS on incorrect cables due to incorrect customer input. - [Samson Olympic Plate Grip Urethane](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=15334) - [Samson Urethane Bumper Plate](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=15318) - [Urethane Dumbbell Set by Samson Equipment: SKU SUDB00](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=15276): Built for daily abuse in real weight rooms, this set pairs tough polyurethane heads with secure knurled steel handles for confident training. Clean lines, quiet drops, and optional custom branding make it a smart choice for schools, colleges, and tactical programs that value long service life and a professional look. - [Weight Adapter for Selectorized Machines](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14812) - [Weight Stack Pin](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14811) - [Utility Box 30″x20″x20″](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14810) - [Step Up Rack Attachment](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14809) - [Technique Scoops Rack Attachment](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14807) - [Safety Catch](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14804) - [J-Cups by Samson](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14803): Samson J-Cups are built stronger than the competition with 1-5/16” diameter posts and ½” thick cross-linked UHMW (ultra high molecular weight polyethylene) plastic to protect your barbells from damage. Flush roll pin joints eliminate exposed bolts, and the UHMW liners are moisture-resistant, impact-resistant, and easy to replace. Designed to fit all Samson Equipment racks, these J-Cups are welded with precision at our Las Cruces, New Mexico facility by the Samson Production Team. Built for coaches who need gear that lasts, they won’t quit no matter how hard your athletes train. Learn more. - [Technique Box Set](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14802) - [Step Up Plyo Box](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14801) - [Adjustable Step Up Box with Rubber Top](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14799): SUBA - [Safety Squat Handles Rack Attachment (Pair) SKU: SSH](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14798): The Safety Squat Handles Rack Attachment SKU: SSH brings comfort and stability to your heaviest squats. Designed for Samson racks, these handles give lifters a secure grip that reduces shoulder strain and promotes proper posture under load. Perfect for athletes of all levels, this attachment enhances both safety and performance. - [Single Leg Rack Attachment](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14797) - [Star Knob](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14796) - [Sissy Squat](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14795) - [Samson Single Leg Stand](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14794) - [Portable Pull-Up Stand](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14791): Train your upper body anywhere with our Portable Pull-Up Stand. This heavy-duty yet easy-to-assemble stand offers a stable pull-up rig with an adjustable height crossbar and a wide base, giving you gym-quality workouts at home, in the garage, or outdoors. - [Pop Pin](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14790) - [Pulley 4.5″](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14782) - [Pulley 3.5″](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14781) - [Olympic Lock Jaw Collars](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14780) - [Olympic Spring Lock Collars](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14779) - [Samson HEX BAR](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14778): Hex Bar: Experience efficient, safe strength training with the Samson Hex Bar. This durable trap bar keeps weight centered to reduce back strain and features knurled handles and neutral grips for versatility. Ideal for deadlifts, jumps and carries, it supports your goals with reliable performance. - [NBA Hex Bar](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14777): The NBA Hex Bar by Samson Equipment is engineered specifically for taller and long-limbed athletes who can’t achieve a safe, comfortable position inside a traditional hex bar. Designed with expanded interior space and optimized handle geometry, this bar supports proper hip alignment, improved leverage, and powerful force production ideal for basketball and football athletes who require greater room to move efficiently. Built from premium American-made steel and tested in elite training environments, the NBA Hex Bar delivers exceptional durability for heavy deadlifts, loaded jumps, and advanced performance training. Its athlete-focused design reduces joint stress, enhances lifting mechanics, and provides the stability needed for consistent strength development. Perfect for professional weight rooms, collegiate programs, and high-performance training facilities, the NBA Hex Bar gives taller athletes the space and support they need to lift safely and explosively. - [Multi Station Triceps Press (150 lb.)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14757): Multi-Station Machines are attached to our Samson Pillar - [Multi Grip Swiss Barbell](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14751) - [MALAK Swivel Drop In](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14748) - [MALAK Swivel Rack Attachment](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14747) - [Jammer Arms](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14739) - [Graphic Shields](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14738): Samson Graphic Shields bring your team’s identity to every rack. Custom printed, laminated, and heat-applied, each shield is bolted to the Flex Rack frame for unmatched durability and visual impact. - [FLEX-RACK – Power](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14730): Racks are sold with J-Cups, Safety Catches, and Standard Pull Up Grip Variation. **Graphic Shields, Bumper Plates, and Barbells are shown sold separately. Height: 99" Width: 83" Depth: 78  7/16 " Weight: 692 lbs. - [Samson Double-Rack 111MSSD](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14729): The Samson Flex Rack Double is a space saving powerhouse designed for high volume training. With full access on both sides, it trains two athletes at once, making it perfect for team lifts, circuits, and fast-paced sessions. Built from the same heavy-duty steel as our Power Rack line, it delivers the strength and reliability trusted by top programs in football, basketball, tactical, and beyond. - [Flex Rack Half Rack With Plate Storage (111MSSL)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14728): Samson’s Flex-Rack Half delivers maximum strength in minimal space. Built from 3”x3” 7-gauge steel, it’s rock-solid, compact at 78x50 inches, and loaded with features like stainless steel upright shields, chin-up handles, plate storage, safeties, and J-cups. Custom graphic shields let you match your brand, while its modular design grows with your program. - [Floor Bar Holder (Holds 9 Bars)](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14727): The Samson Floor Bar Holder (Holds 9 Bars) is a compact, commercial-grade solution that keeps Olympic barbells upright, protected, and easy to access freeing floor space and improving traffic flow in busy strength rooms. Built in the USA from heavy-duty steel with a durable powder-coat finish, it isolates each bar in its own sleeve to safeguard knurling and finishes while speeding changeovers between lifts. Plan it into your room alongside Samson storage and explore real-world layouts in our Facilities gallery. For material benchmarking and flooring pairings, review trusted resources like Troy Barbell and Ecore Athletic Rubber Flooring. - [Floor Bumper Bar Caddy](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14726) - [Elevated Squat Stand](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14724) - [Dip Belt](https://www.samsonequipment.com/?p=14719): Heavy duty clips and chain High quality nylon 100% made in the U.S.A ## Categories - [Arizona Weight Rooms](https://www.samsonequipment.com/weight-rooms/arizona/): Custom Arizona Weight Rooms Built for Real Training Samson Equipment helps high schools, colleges, private training centers, and athletic programs plan Arizona weight rooms around the way their coaches and athletes actually use the space. A complete facility is more than a list of racks and benches. It is a coordinated training environment in which station count, storage, traffic flow, coaching sightlines, flooring, branding, and long-term maintenance all support the program. Whether a team is renovating an existing room or developing a new facility, Samson works from the training plan outward so the finished layout has a clear purpose. This Arizona project archive includes Dobson High School, Westwood High School, Mesa High School, Basha High School, Arizona Arsenal. Together, these projects show several ways Arizona programs have approached high-school and private performance environments. Each gallery gives coaches and administrators a practical reference for comparing rack configurations, platform placement, storage strategies, branding options, and the amount of open floor space preserved for movement and instruction. The planning process begins with capacity. A school may need to move a full team through the room in scheduled groups, while a private facility may serve smaller sessions throughout the day. Those two operations should not receive the same floor plan. Samson reviews group size, primary lifts, accessory work, sport schedules, equipment preferences, room dimensions, ceiling height, entries, and any turf or platform transitions before the equipment mix is finalized. That preparation helps a facility avoid crowded walkways, isolated storage, and stations that cannot be coached efficiently. Equipment selection should also reflect the program's current needs and its likely growth. Some Arizona facilities benefit from double-sided rack stations that increase training capacity. Others need half racks, functional-training columns, combo benches, plate-loaded machines, dumbbell areas, or mobile storage that can be moved as sessions change. Attachments can expand the work performed at a rack, but only when they have a defined storage plan and do not interfere with adjacent athletes. A useful layout makes the most common training tasks easy and keeps less-frequent options available without cluttering the floor. Branding is another part of the environment. Team colors, graphic shields, logo platforms, upholstery, and coordinated plates can reinforce identity and make the room feel connected to the larger program. The strongest designs use those elements on durable, functional surfaces rather than allowing graphics to distract from movement, visibility, or safety. The result should look intentional on opening day and continue to work during years of daily training. For Arizona schools and athletic departments, the best first step is to document how the current room performs. Identify bottlenecks, storage problems, underused pieces, the number of athletes who need a station, and the program changes expected over the next several years. Those observations create a better project brief and make it easier to compare layout options by training value instead of equipment count alone. Explore the Arizona projects on this page, review Samson's custom weight room solutions, learn about the design and manufacturing process, or start planning your facility. - [Athlete Development & Performance](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/athlete-development-and-performance/) - [Athletic Training Tables](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/athletic-training-tables/): Samson athletic training tables and taping tables help schools, colleges, and tactical facilities plan practical spaces for athletic training, treatment, and equipment storage. The category includes taping and treatment tables, whirlpool seating, table shelves, carts, and related support equipment. Review the individual product pages for current configurations, then confirm dimensions, options, and compatibility with Samson before specifying equipment.Choose tables for the work your staff performsStart with the services provided in the room and the number of athletes staff may need to serve at once. Taping and treatment tables support hands-on work; the listed options include a Taping Table with Backrest, Single Taping Tables, a Double Taping Table, and treatment tables in several lengths, including a split-leg model. Compare the features shown on each product page with the tasks your staff performs and the room footprint available.Plan supporting equipment and storageTable shelves and connecting shelves add storage near work surfaces. The category also includes carts, a beverage cart, a drying rack, and a whirlpool seat. Map where each item will be used, how supplies move through the room, and where equipment can be stored without narrowing staff and athlete traffic paths. For products with multiple configurations, check the individual listing and confirm fit and dimensions with Samson.Browse athletic training and taping tablesTaping Table with BackrestSingle Taping TableSingle Taping Table with Shelf and Drawer6-foot Treatment Table and 6-foot Split Leg Treatment TableWhirlpool Seat and Shelf for 6-foot TablePlan your facility requirementsBefore requesting a quote, note the intended use, quantity, available room dimensions, delivery access, and storage needs. Share a dimensioned floor plan or room measurements so the product selection can be reviewed as part of the facility plan. For help coordinating tables and support equipment with your project, visit Start Your Design or contact Samson. - [Barbells](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/barbells/): Commercial Barbells for School, Collegiate, and Performance Weight Rooms Barbells are foundational tools in a strength program, but different bar shapes and intended uses can solve different coaching needs. Samson Equipment builds for school, collegiate, professional, tactical, and private performance settings where equipment must support repeated use and fit into a larger training plan. The right choice depends on who will use the equipment, how often it will be used, and how it will interact with racks, platforms, storage, and open training space. Explore Samson barbells Current options on this page include Samson Professional Bar, Elite 20 kg Bar, Samson Hex Bar, Multi Grip Swiss Barbell. The collection includes straight bars for primary lifting as well as specialty shapes that can change hand position, loading position, or exercise setup. Use the individual product pages to review the available details, images, and specifications, then confirm final requirements with a Samson representative before ordering. What to consider before selecting equipment Start with the training task. Consider the exercises the staff programs most often, the athletes' experience levels, the expected number of simultaneous users, and the amount of floor space available around each station. Review bar type, intended lifts, sleeve and grip needs, storage, plate compatibility, and the number of athletes who will rotate through each station. Also account for the way equipment will be moved, cleaned, inspected, and stored. A product that fits the exercise but disrupts traffic or creates a storage problem may not be the best solution for the room. Commercial facilities should compare equipment by lifecycle value rather than purchase price alone. Durability, serviceability, replacement-part access, compatibility with existing stations, and the ability to support future growth can affect the true value of a purchase. A clear procurement plan should document intended use, room dimensions, quantity, delivery access, installation needs, and any customization before final approval. Plan the equipment as part of the room Barbell planning should be coordinated with rack width, platform placement, plate storage, and the circulation space needed to load and unload each station. Coaches also need unobstructed sightlines and enough clearance for athletes to load, lift, and transition safely. Storage should be located near the work it supports, while high-traffic paths should remain open during the busiest training groups. Samson's made-to-order approach allows a program to coordinate equipment, configurations, and visual details around its training model. If the project includes more than a single item, review the full custom weight room solutions process so product selection and layout can be considered together. Build a practical specification Before requesting a quote, list the users, exercises, desired quantities, available footprint, ceiling constraints, storage expectations, and any team branding requirements. Photos and a dimensioned floor plan can help the design conversation move faster. For replacement parts, include the original equipment model, measurements, and clear photos so compatibility can be reviewed rather than assumed. Browse the samson barbells listed here, learn how Samson moves from planning through manufacturing on the process page, or contact the team to discuss your equipment needs. - [Career Development & Mentorship](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/career-development-and-mentorship/) - [Commercial Strength Equipment by Samson Equipment](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/): When a weight room has to serve athletes every day, equipment cannot feel temporary, undersized, or patched together. Samson builds Strength Equipment for high-performance training environments that need durable power racks, barbells, benches, plates, storage, and custom weight room solutions manufactured in the USA. From complete weight room layouts to specialty training stations, Samson helps collegiate, professional, high school, and private training facilities create strength training spaces built for athlete development, coach efficiency, and long-term facility performance. Browse our full range of Strength Equipment, including Power Racks, Barbells, Weight Benches, Weight Plates, Weight Room Storage Equipment, Dumbbells, and Workout Machines. To see Samson equipment in real training spaces, visit our Facilities page. - [Dumbbells](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/dumbbells/): Choose commercial dumbbells for school, college, and tactical weight rooms where athletes need flexible options for presses, rows, cleans, lunges, and carries. Samson currently lists its Urethane Dumbbell Set (SKU SUDB00), featuring polyurethane heads and zinc-plated, knurled steel handles. Optional custom branding can coordinate with a team's identity. Plan a set around roster size, training needs, and storage; dedicated dumbbell racks help keep the training floor organized. For a new or renovated facility, consider how groups rotate through stations and how much floor space is available. Contact Samson to discuss set sizing, branding, storage, and how dumbbells fit your room plan. - [Events](https://www.samsonequipment.com/events/): Samson Equipment Events, Challenges, and Industry Gatherings The Samson Equipment events archive brings together company-hosted challenges, trade-show activities, strength and conditioning gatherings, and other opportunities to connect with the coaches, athletic departments, and performance professionals who shape the field. Use this page to find published event recaps and official results, including the 2026 CSCCa Samson Pillar Hold Challenge results. What you will find in the events archive Event posts may include competition results, recognition of participants, schedules, recap information, photos, or follow-up resources connected to a specific gathering. The newest published entries appear in the listing on this page. Open an individual event to review the details available for that program, and check the post date so you can distinguish a current announcement from a completed event recap. Samson participates in the strength and conditioning community because equipment decisions are closely tied to real coaching work. Events create opportunities to hear how facilities operate, learn what coaches need from their training environments, and see how different programs approach athlete development. They also give Samson a way to recognize the people who contribute to the profession and to share results after a challenge or activation has ended. Before attending a Samson event When an event announcement includes registration, eligibility, travel, or participation requirements, rely on the details in the individual event post and any linked organizer information. Confirm dates, times, locations, deadlines, and capacity before making travel arrangements. If the archive shows only a recap or results post, the event may already be complete even though the page remains available as a public record. Coaches and administrators attending an industry event can get more value by arriving with a clear set of facility questions. Bring basic room dimensions, expected group sizes, current equipment challenges, storage concerns, and any planned renovation timeline. Photos or a floor plan can make an early conversation more productive, even when the project is still exploratory. Stay connected after the event Event conversations often begin with a specific equipment question but lead to larger topics such as room layout, station capacity, custom branding, installation, or phased replacement. Explore Samson's custom weight room solutions and design and manufacturing process to see how those decisions fit together. Reviewing past event results Completed challenge and competition posts remain useful after the event because they preserve the official information Samson published for participants and the wider coaching community. When citing a result, copy the participant name, placing, category, and measurement exactly as they appear in the event post. Link to the specific results page rather than the archive so readers can see the original context. If a name or result appears incomplete, contact Samson before publishing a correction; do not infer missing information from social posts or an unofficial recap. This archive is updated as new event content is published. For questions about a listed activity, use the contact information in that event's post when available. For weight room planning or equipment questions, contact Samson Equipment with the facility, timeline, and training needs you want to discuss. - [Facilities, Equipment & Weight Rooms](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/facilities-equipment-and-weight-rooms/) - [Flex Racks](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/power-racks/flex-racks/): Samson Flex Racks for Configurable Team Training Stations Flex Racks give strength programs a way to build rack stations around training capacity, available floor space, storage needs, and desired cable or attachment options. Samson Equipment builds for school, collegiate, professional, tactical, and private performance settings where equipment must support repeated use and fit into a larger training plan. The right choice depends on who will use the equipment, how often it will be used, and how it will interact with racks, platforms, storage, and open training space. Explore Samson Flex Racks Current options on this page include Flex Rack Half Rack with Plate Storage, FLEX-RACK Functional Training Rack Front, FLEX-RACK Functional Training Rack Rear, FLEX-RACK Functional Training Rack Combo. The current lineup includes half-rack and double-rack arrangements, functional-training front, rear, and combo configurations, and the FLEX-RACK Power station. Use the individual product pages to review the available details, images, and specifications, then confirm final requirements with a Samson representative before ordering. What to consider before selecting equipment Start with the training task. Consider the exercises the staff programs most often, the athletes' experience levels, the expected number of simultaneous users, and the amount of floor space available around each station. Start with the station functions the staff needs every day, then review rack orientation, athlete count, storage, cable access, bench movement, attachment use, and the clear space required around each position. Also account for the way equipment will be moved, cleaned, inspected, and stored. A product that fits the exercise but disrupts traffic or creates a storage problem may not be the best solution for the room. Commercial facilities should compare equipment by lifecycle value rather than purchase price alone. Durability, serviceability, replacement-part access, compatibility with existing stations, and the ability to support future growth can affect the true value of a purchase. A clear procurement plan should document intended use, room dimensions, quantity, delivery access, installation needs, and any customization before final approval. Plan the equipment as part of the room Flex Rack configurations are most effective when selected as part of the whole room. Repeating station layouts can simplify coaching, while targeted variations can support specialized work without making every station different. Coaches also need unobstructed sightlines and enough clearance for athletes to load, lift, and transition safely. Storage should be located near the work it supports, while high-traffic paths should remain open during the busiest training groups. Samson's made-to-order approach allows a program to coordinate equipment, configurations, and visual details around its training model. If the project includes more than a single item, review the full custom weight room solutions process so product selection and layout can be considered together. Build a practical specification Before requesting a quote, list the users, exercises, desired quantities, available footprint, ceiling constraints, storage expectations, and any team branding requirements. Photos and a dimensioned floor plan can help the design conversation move faster. For replacement parts, include the original equipment model, measurements, and clear photos so compatibility can be reviewed rather than assumed. Browse the samson flex racks listed here, learn how Samson moves from planning through manufacturing on the process page, or contact the team to discuss your equipment needs. - [Florida Weight Rooms](https://www.samsonequipment.com/weight-rooms/florida/): Custom Florida Weight Rooms Built for Real Training Samson Equipment helps high schools, colleges, private training centers, and athletic programs plan Florida weight rooms around the way their coaches and athletes actually use the space. A complete facility is more than a list of racks and benches. It is a coordinated training environment in which station count, storage, traffic flow, coaching sightlines, flooring, branding, and long-term maintenance all support the program. Whether a team is renovating an existing room or developing a new facility, Samson works from the training plan outward so the finished layout has a clear purpose. This Florida project archive includes Florida Atlantic University Basketball, Warner University, University of West Florida. The collection includes collegiate basketball, university, and multi-sport examples that help Florida programs see how different training priorities affect a finished room. Each gallery gives coaches and administrators a practical reference for comparing rack configurations, platform placement, storage strategies, branding options, and the amount of open floor space preserved for movement and instruction. The planning process begins with capacity. A school may need to move a full team through the room in scheduled groups, while a private facility may serve smaller sessions throughout the day. Those two operations should not receive the same floor plan. Samson reviews group size, primary lifts, accessory work, sport schedules, equipment preferences, room dimensions, ceiling height, entries, and any turf or platform transitions before the equipment mix is finalized. That preparation helps a facility avoid crowded walkways, isolated storage, and stations that cannot be coached efficiently. Equipment selection should also reflect the program's current needs and its likely growth. Some Florida facilities benefit from double-sided rack stations that increase training capacity. Others need half racks, functional-training columns, combo benches, plate-loaded machines, dumbbell areas, or mobile storage that can be moved as sessions change. Attachments can expand the work performed at a rack, but only when they have a defined storage plan and do not interfere with adjacent athletes. A useful layout makes the most common training tasks easy and keeps less-frequent options available without cluttering the floor. Branding is another part of the environment. Team colors, graphic shields, logo platforms, upholstery, and coordinated plates can reinforce identity and make the room feel connected to the larger program. The strongest designs use those elements on durable, functional surfaces rather than allowing graphics to distract from movement, visibility, or safety. The result should look intentional on opening day and continue to work during years of daily training. For Florida schools and athletic departments, the best first step is to document how the current room performs. Identify bottlenecks, storage problems, underused pieces, the number of athletes who need a station, and the program changes expected over the next several years. Those observations create a better project brief and make it easier to compare layout options by training value instead of equipment count alone. Explore the Florida projects on this page, review Samson's custom weight room solutions, learn about the design and manufacturing process, or start planning your facility. - [Hawaii Weight Rooms](https://www.samsonequipment.com/weight-rooms/hawaii-weight-rooms/): Custom Hawaii Weight Rooms Built for Real Training Samson Equipment helps high schools, colleges, private training centers, and athletic programs plan Hawaii weight rooms around the way their coaches and athletes actually use the space. A complete facility is more than a list of racks and benches. It is a coordinated training environment in which station count, storage, traffic flow, coaching sightlines, flooring, branding, and long-term maintenance all support the program. Whether a team is renovating an existing room or developing a new facility, Samson works from the training plan outward so the finished layout has a clear purpose. This Hawaii project archive includes Kamehameha Schools, University of Hawaii. These Honolulu projects provide school and university examples while also showing why logistics, space planning, and equipment coordination matter for an island installation. Each gallery gives coaches and administrators a practical reference for comparing rack configurations, platform placement, storage strategies, branding options, and the amount of open floor space preserved for movement and instruction. The planning process begins with capacity. A school may need to move a full team through the room in scheduled groups, while a private facility may serve smaller sessions throughout the day. Those two operations should not receive the same floor plan. Samson reviews group size, primary lifts, accessory work, sport schedules, equipment preferences, room dimensions, ceiling height, entries, and any turf or platform transitions before the equipment mix is finalized. That preparation helps a facility avoid crowded walkways, isolated storage, and stations that cannot be coached efficiently. Equipment selection should also reflect the program's current needs and its likely growth. Some Hawaii facilities benefit from double-sided rack stations that increase training capacity. Others need half racks, functional-training columns, combo benches, plate-loaded machines, dumbbell areas, or mobile storage that can be moved as sessions change. Attachments can expand the work performed at a rack, but only when they have a defined storage plan and do not interfere with adjacent athletes. A useful layout makes the most common training tasks easy and keeps less-frequent options available without cluttering the floor. Branding is another part of the environment. Team colors, graphic shields, logo platforms, upholstery, and coordinated plates can reinforce identity and make the room feel connected to the larger program. The strongest designs use those elements on durable, functional surfaces rather than allowing graphics to distract from movement, visibility, or safety. The result should look intentional on opening day and continue to work during years of daily training. For Hawaii schools and athletic departments, the best first step is to document how the current room performs. Identify bottlenecks, storage problems, underused pieces, the number of athletes who need a station, and the program changes expected over the next several years. Those observations create a better project brief and make it easier to compare layout options by training value instead of equipment count alone. Explore the Hawaii projects on this page, review Samson's custom weight room solutions, learn about the design and manufacturing process, or start planning your facility. - [Health, Wellness, Nutrition & Recovery](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/health-wellness-nutrition-and-recovery/) - [Idaho](https://www.samsonequipment.com/weight-rooms/idaho/): Idaho Weight Rooms Built with Samson Equipment Samson Equipment helps schools, colleges, private training centers, and specialty performance facilities build Idaho weight rooms that are designed for real training, not generic showroom use. Our approach starts with the way coaches teach, the way athletes move, and the way a room needs to function under daily demand. That means durable American-made racks, benches, platforms, storage, and strength stations that can stand up to repeated team use while still giving each facility a layout tailored to its goals. Whether a program is outfitting a new build, renovating an existing room, or adding targeted pieces to improve training flow, Samson focuses on long-term performance, athlete development, and clean, efficient facility design. This Idaho facilities category highlights Samson projects in the state, including our work with Tee Box Indoor Golf & Fitness in Idaho Falls. That project shows how Samson equipment can support more than a traditional football or school weight room. By pairing commercial-grade strength equipment with a golf performance environment, the facility demonstrates how sport-specific training, durability, and member experience can all work together in one space. It is a strong example of how Samson can help create complete performance environments for private training businesses, golf facilities, and other Idaho programs that want more than a basic equipment package. Every Samson project begins with the realities of the room itself. We review floor plans, equipment needs, traffic flow, coaching sightlines, storage requirements, and the specific training population that will use the space. In Idaho facilities, that can mean planning for team-based training, maximizing square footage, creating smooth transitions between turf and lifting areas, or selecting modular equipment that can scale as the program grows. Instead of forcing facilities to adapt to off-the-shelf layouts, Samson works to build a room around the people using it. The result is a weight room that feels intentional from the first walkthrough and continues to function well years after installation. Samson is known for custom weight room solutions because no two programs train exactly alike. Some Idaho facilities may need heavy-duty power racks and platforms for large team training blocks. Others may prioritize benches, dumbbells, plate-loaded machines, or efficient storage to keep the floor organized and safe. Private performance centers may need flexible stations that support both one-on-one coaching and group sessions. Whatever the mix, the goal is the same: create a reliable training environment that helps athletes and members move efficiently, train hard, and stay focused on performance. You can explore more of that approach on our custom weight room solutions page and see how our systems come together across the country in the broader Samson facilities archive. Because Samson manufactures made-to-order equipment, Idaho programs also have room to think beyond a standard catalog layout. Facilities can coordinate rack configurations, spacing, storage options, and visual details that fit their training model and brand. That level of flexibility helps coaches create rooms that look sharp, stay organized, and support efficient training from station to station. For Idaho schools, colleges, and private operators, equipment quality matters because training rooms are high-use environments. Racks get loaded every day, benches and platforms take constant abuse, and storage has to keep up with a fast-moving room. Samson equipment is built to handle that reality while giving programs the flexibility to create a facility that reflects their identity and supports their athletes. If you are planning an Idaho weight room project, expanding an existing facility, or exploring the right mix of strength equipment for your program, Samson can help you move from concept to completed room. Learn more about our design and manufacturing process, browse the Idaho projects featured here, or get your solution to start building a stronger training environment. - [Leadership, Culture & Communication](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/leadership-culture-and-communication/) - [New Mexico Weight Rooms](https://www.samsonequipment.com/weight-rooms/new-mexico/): New Mexico Weight Rooms Built with Samson Equipment Explore strength training facilities across New Mexico equipped with Samson Equipment. From high school athletic programs to collegiate weight rooms, Samson designs and manufactures custom racks, rigs, benches, and strength training systems built for performance, durability, and athlete development. Discover how programs across New Mexico are using Samson equipment to build stronger athletes and better training environments. - [Outdoor Training Systems](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/outdoor-training-systems/): Outdoor Training Systems for Schools, Tactical Programs, and Performance Facilities Outdoor strength training requires equipment designed around exposure, site conditions, supervision, and the way athletes will move through an open environment. Samson Equipment builds for school, collegiate, professional, tactical, and private performance settings where equipment must support repeated use and fit into a larger training plan. The right choice depends on who will use the equipment, how often it will be used, and how it will interact with racks, platforms, storage, and open training space. Explore outdoor training systems Current options on this page include S.O.L.S. Samson Outdoor Lifting System. The category currently features the Samson Outdoor Lifting System, or S.O.L.S., as the available outdoor training solution. Use the individual product pages to review the available details, images, and specifications, then confirm final requirements with a Samson representative before ordering. What to consider before selecting equipment Start with the training task. Consider the exercises the staff programs most often, the athletes' experience levels, the expected number of simultaneous users, and the amount of floor space available around each station. Review the installation site, surface, drainage, weather exposure, access control, training capacity, required clearances, and the maintenance plan before equipment is specified. Also account for the way equipment will be moved, cleaned, inspected, and stored. A product that fits the exercise but disrupts traffic or creates a storage problem may not be the best solution for the room. Commercial facilities should compare equipment by lifecycle value rather than purchase price alone. Durability, serviceability, replacement-part access, compatibility with existing stations, and the ability to support future growth can affect the true value of a purchase. A clear procurement plan should document intended use, room dimensions, quantity, delivery access, installation needs, and any customization before final approval. Plan the equipment as part of the room An outdoor system should be placed as part of a complete site plan. Approach paths, training lanes, nearby buildings, lighting, and storage for movable accessories can all affect daily use. Coaches also need unobstructed sightlines and enough clearance for athletes to load, lift, and transition safely. Storage should be located near the work it supports, while high-traffic paths should remain open during the busiest training groups. Samson's made-to-order approach allows a program to coordinate equipment, configurations, and visual details around its training model. If the project includes more than a single item, review the full custom weight room solutions process so product selection and layout can be considered together. Build a practical specification Before requesting a quote, list the users, exercises, desired quantities, available footprint, ceiling constraints, storage expectations, and any team branding requirements. Photos and a dimensioned floor plan can help the design conversation move faster. For replacement parts, include the original equipment model, measurements, and clear photos so compatibility can be reviewed rather than assumed. Browse the outdoor training systems listed here, learn how Samson moves from planning through manufacturing on the process page, or contact the team to discuss your equipment needs. - [Parts](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/parts/): Replacement Parts for Samson Strength Equipment Replacement parts help facilities keep established equipment operating, but compatibility should be confirmed from the original machine or rack rather than guessed from appearance alone. Samson Equipment builds for school, collegiate, professional, tactical, and private performance settings where equipment must support repeated use and fit into a larger training plan. The right choice depends on who will use the equipment, how often it will be used, and how it will interact with racks, platforms, storage, and open training space. Explore Samson replacement parts Current options on this page include Weight Stack Pin, Pop Pin, Replacement Cable, Pulleys and Hardware. Available listings include weight-stack pins, 3.5-inch and 4.5-inch pulleys, star knobs, pop pins, and replacement cables. The Parts Buyer Guide provides additional procurement guidance. Use the individual product pages to review the available details, images, and specifications, then confirm final requirements with a Samson representative before ordering. What to consider before selecting equipment Start with the training task. Consider the exercises the staff programs most often, the athletes' experience levels, the expected number of simultaneous users, and the amount of floor space available around each station. Record the equipment model, serial or identifying information, the location of the part, dimensions, cable routing where applicable, and clear photos of both the part and its mounting point. Also account for the way equipment will be moved, cleaned, inspected, and stored. A product that fits the exercise but disrupts traffic or creates a storage problem may not be the best solution for the room. Commercial facilities should compare equipment by lifecycle value rather than purchase price alone. Durability, serviceability, replacement-part access, compatibility with existing stations, and the ability to support future growth can affect the true value of a purchase. A clear procurement plan should document intended use, room dimensions, quantity, delivery access, installation needs, and any customization before final approval. Plan the equipment as part of the room Facilities should maintain a basic inspection and service log so wear can be identified before a component affects equipment availability. Keep confirmed spare parts labeled for the correct unit. Coaches also need unobstructed sightlines and enough clearance for athletes to load, lift, and transition safely. Storage should be located near the work it supports, while high-traffic paths should remain open during the busiest training groups. Samson's made-to-order approach allows a program to coordinate equipment, configurations, and visual details around its training model. If the project includes more than a single item, review the full custom weight room solutions process so product selection and layout can be considered together. Build a practical specification Before requesting a quote, list the users, exercises, desired quantities, available footprint, ceiling constraints, storage expectations, and any team branding requirements. Photos and a dimensioned floor plan can help the design conversation move faster. For replacement parts, include the original equipment model, measurements, and clear photos so compatibility can be reviewed rather than assumed. Browse the samson replacement parts listed here, learn how Samson moves from planning through manufacturing on the process page, or contact the team to discuss your equipment needs. - [Plate Loaded Machines](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/plate-loaded-machines/): Plate Loaded Machines Samson plate loaded machines are engineered for serious strength training environments, including high school, collegiate, and professional weight rooms. Built from heavy-duty steel and designed for optimal biomechanics, our plate loaded equipment delivers durability, smooth resistance, and long-term performance. Our lineup includes upper body, lower body, and specialty machines that allow athletes to train safely while maximizing power and muscle development. Each machine is manufactured to withstand the demands of high-traffic training facilities. Whether you’re outfitting a new weight room or upgrading existing equipment, Samson plate loaded machines provide the reliability, performance, and strength coaches trust. - [Plates](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/plates/): Commercial Weight Plates for High-Use Training Facilities Weight plates are used across racks, platforms, benches, and plate-loaded machines, so the plate mix affects both training flexibility and room organization. Samson Equipment builds for school, collegiate, professional, tactical, and private performance settings where equipment must support repeated use and fit into a larger training plan. The right choice depends on who will use the equipment, how often it will be used, and how it will interact with racks, platforms, storage, and open training space. Explore commercial weight plates Current options on this page include Samson Urethane Bumper Plate, Samson Olympic Plate Grip Urethane. The current collection includes Samson Urethane Bumper Plates and Samson Olympic Plate Grip Urethane plates. These options serve different loading and handling needs within a facility. Use the individual product pages to review the available details, images, and specifications, then confirm final requirements with a Samson representative before ordering. What to consider before selecting equipment Start with the training task. Consider the exercises the staff programs most often, the athletes' experience levels, the expected number of simultaneous users, and the amount of floor space available around each station. Review the lifts performed, available bars and machines, desired weight increments, total plates needed per station, handling preferences, and the storage capacity required to keep the floor clear. Also account for the way equipment will be moved, cleaned, inspected, and stored. A product that fits the exercise but disrupts traffic or creates a storage problem may not be the best solution for the room. Commercial facilities should compare equipment by lifecycle value rather than purchase price alone. Durability, serviceability, replacement-part access, compatibility with existing stations, and the ability to support future growth can affect the true value of a purchase. A clear procurement plan should document intended use, room dimensions, quantity, delivery access, installation needs, and any customization before final approval. Plan the equipment as part of the room Plate quantities should be planned by station and by group size. Storage located close to the rack or machine can reduce carrying distance and make it easier for athletes to return plates consistently. Coaches also need unobstructed sightlines and enough clearance for athletes to load, lift, and transition safely. Storage should be located near the work it supports, while high-traffic paths should remain open during the busiest training groups. Samson's made-to-order approach allows a program to coordinate equipment, configurations, and visual details around its training model. If the project includes more than a single item, review the full custom weight room solutions process so product selection and layout can be considered together. Build a practical specification Before requesting a quote, list the users, exercises, desired quantities, available footprint, ceiling constraints, storage expectations, and any team branding requirements. Photos and a dimensioned floor plan can help the design conversation move faster. For replacement parts, include the original equipment model, measurements, and clear photos so compatibility can be reviewed rather than assumed. Browse the commercial weight plates listed here, learn how Samson moves from planning through manufacturing on the process page, or contact the team to discuss your equipment needs. - [Power Racks](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/power-racks/): Commercial Power Racks for School, Collegiate, and Team Weight Rooms Power racks often define the main training lanes in a team weight room and influence capacity, coaching visibility, storage, and exercise flow. Samson Equipment builds for school, collegiate, professional, tactical, and private performance settings where equipment must support repeated use and fit into a larger training plan. The right choice depends on who will use the equipment, how often it will be used, and how it will interact with racks, platforms, storage, and open training space. Explore commercial power racks Current options on this page include Flex Rack Half Rack with Plate Storage, Samson Double-Rack, FLEX-RACK Functional Training Rack Combo, FLEX-RACK Power. This category includes Flex Rack half-rack, double-rack, functional-training, and Power configurations. Individual listings show the available layouts and product-specific details. Use the individual product pages to review the available details, images, and specifications, then confirm final requirements with a Samson representative before ordering. What to consider before selecting equipment Start with the training task. Consider the exercises the staff programs most often, the athletes' experience levels, the expected number of simultaneous users, and the amount of floor space available around each station. Compare rack depth, height, station orientation, included safeties and J-cups, attachment needs, plate and bar storage, bench movement, and the number of athletes expected at each station. Also account for the way equipment will be moved, cleaned, inspected, and stored. A product that fits the exercise but disrupts traffic or creates a storage problem may not be the best solution for the room. Commercial facilities should compare equipment by lifecycle value rather than purchase price alone. Durability, serviceability, replacement-part access, compatibility with existing stations, and the ability to support future growth can affect the true value of a purchase. A clear procurement plan should document intended use, room dimensions, quantity, delivery access, installation needs, and any customization before final approval. Plan the equipment as part of the room Rack rows should be coordinated with platforms, ceiling conditions, adjacent stations, walking paths, and the coach's ability to see the full group. Double-sided and linked configurations can increase capacity when the room supports them. Coaches also need unobstructed sightlines and enough clearance for athletes to load, lift, and transition safely. Storage should be located near the work it supports, while high-traffic paths should remain open during the busiest training groups. Samson's made-to-order approach allows a program to coordinate equipment, configurations, and visual details around its training model. If the project includes more than a single item, review the full custom weight room solutions process so product selection and layout can be considered together. Build a practical specification Before requesting a quote, list the users, exercises, desired quantities, available footprint, ceiling constraints, storage expectations, and any team branding requirements. Photos and a dimensioned floor plan can help the design conversation move faster. For replacement parts, include the original equipment model, measurements, and clear photos so compatibility can be reviewed rather than assumed. Browse the commercial power racks listed here, learn how Samson moves from planning through manufacturing on the process page, or contact the team to discuss your equipment needs. - [Press](https://www.samsonequipment.com/newsroom/): Samson Equipment Newsroom and Press Announcements The Samson Equipment newsroom is the source for published company announcements, partnerships, and press information. The archive currently includes the announcement that Samson Equipment became the Official Weight Room Solutions Partner of the NJCAA. New releases and company updates will appear in the listing on this page as they are published. Using the newsroom Each newsroom post provides the details available for a specific announcement. Open the individual release for its full context, publication date, named organizations, and any approved links. Because partnerships and company information can change over time, use the newest relevant release and verify current details with Samson before publishing a time-sensitive story or preparing external materials. Journalists, athletic organizations, school communications teams, coaches, and industry partners can use the newsroom as a starting point for factual company updates. The archive is not a substitute for direct confirmation when a request involves an interview, a current executive comment, image licensing, detailed product specifications, or information that is not included in the published release. About Samson Equipment Samson Equipment works with high schools, colleges, universities, professional programs, tactical organizations, and private performance facilities on strength equipment and complete weight room solutions. Projects can include facility planning, rack and station configuration, storage, platforms, benches, machines, custom visual details, manufacturing, delivery coordination, and installation. The exact scope depends on the room, training model, timeline, and equipment package. For examples of completed work, browse the broader Samson facilities archive. The galleries show a range of room sizes, program types, equipment mixes, and branding approaches. Product information is available through the Samson equipment catalog, while the process page explains how planning, design, manufacturing, and installation connect. Press and partnership inquiries For a media inquiry, identify the publication or organization, topic, deadline, requested spokesperson, and format of the response. If the request involves a specific facility or partner, include the project name and explain how the information will be used. Clear context helps the Samson team route the request and determine what can be confirmed or supplied. Using approved company information When preparing an article, partner announcement, or institutional post, quote only the language supplied in the relevant release or confirmed directly for your request. Keep partnership titles, organization names, product names, and dates consistent with the source. Do not assume that an older announcement describes the current scope of a relationship. If you need a Samson logo, facility photograph, product image, biography, or caption, request the approved asset and usage terms rather than downloading an unverified copy from a search result. This protects image quality, attribution, and the accuracy of the finished story. Include a working contact name and direct reply information with the request, especially when the deadline is short. If an announcement involves another organization, allow enough time for both parties to review names, titles, quotations, links, and publication timing before the material is released. For product or facility-planning questions, use the Get Your Solution page. For general company contact information, visit the contact page. Published newsroom posts remain available here as a record of company announcements and will be supplemented when new press information is released. - [Program Building & Operations](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/program-building-and-operations/) - [Rigs](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/rigs/): A training rig is a versatile structure designed to support a variety of strength and conditioning exercises. These modular rigs allow athletes to customize their workouts with attachments such as pull-up bars, squat stations and storage. Samson Equipment training rigs are engineered for durability and flexibility to maximize your training space. - [Samson Equipment Accessories](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/samson-equipment-accessories/): Discover Samson Equipment Accessories built for serious strength. Add-ons that upgrade your racks, optimize workouts, and stand up to daily punishment. - [Squat Stands](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/squat-stands/): Commercial Squat Stands for Flexible Strength-Training Layouts Squat stands can support facilities that need an open, adaptable lifting station and do not require the footprint or structure of a full power rack at every position. Samson Equipment builds for school, collegiate, professional, tactical, and private performance settings where equipment must support repeated use and fit into a larger training plan. The right choice depends on who will use the equipment, how often it will be used, and how it will interact with racks, platforms, storage, and open training space. Explore commercial squat stands Current options on this page include Power Stand with Storage, Squat Stand Post, Adjustable Squat Stand. The category currently includes the Power Stand with storage, Squat Stand Post, and Adjustable Squat Stand. Review each product page for its current configuration and images. Use the individual product pages to review the available details, images, and specifications, then confirm final requirements with a Samson representative before ordering. What to consider before selecting equipment Start with the training task. Consider the exercises the staff programs most often, the athletes' experience levels, the expected number of simultaneous users, and the amount of floor space available around each station. Confirm the intended lifts, adjustment range, stability requirements, safety strategy, athlete population, platform or flooring relationship, bar storage, and the space needed for loading and spotting. Also account for the way equipment will be moved, cleaned, inspected, and stored. A product that fits the exercise but disrupts traffic or creates a storage problem may not be the best solution for the room. Commercial facilities should compare equipment by lifecycle value rather than purchase price alone. Durability, serviceability, replacement-part access, compatibility with existing stations, and the ability to support future growth can affect the true value of a purchase. A clear procurement plan should document intended use, room dimensions, quantity, delivery access, installation needs, and any customization before final approval. Plan the equipment as part of the room Portable or open stations still require a deliberate layout. Stands should not narrow major walkways or create conflicts with benches, plates, bars, adjacent athletes, or coaching sightlines. Coaches also need unobstructed sightlines and enough clearance for athletes to load, lift, and transition safely. Storage should be located near the work it supports, while high-traffic paths should remain open during the busiest training groups. Samson's made-to-order approach allows a program to coordinate equipment, configurations, and visual details around its training model. If the project includes more than a single item, review the full custom weight room solutions process so product selection and layout can be considered together. Build a practical specification Before requesting a quote, list the users, exercises, desired quantities, available footprint, ceiling constraints, storage expectations, and any team branding requirements. Photos and a dimensioned floor plan can help the design conversation move faster. For replacement parts, include the original equipment model, measurements, and clear photos so compatibility can be reviewed rather than assumed. Browse the commercial squat stands listed here, learn how Samson moves from planning through manufacturing on the process page, or contact the team to discuss your equipment needs. - [Strength Coach Podcast](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/): Welcome to the Samson Strength Coach Collective, the ultimate podcast for strength and conditioning coaches. Join your host Connor Agnew, as he brings together a community of dedicated professionals who are passionate about optimizing athletic performance, building functional strength, and unlocking human potential. Through insightful interviews, expert advice, and practical strategies, this podcast equips strength coaches with the knowledge and tools they need to excel in their craft. Get ready to enhance your coaching skills, stay up-to-date with the latest trends, and connect with like-minded professionals in the Samson Strength Coach Collective. It's time to level up your coaching game and unleash the full potential of your athletes. - [Tactical, Military & Public Safety](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/tactical-military-and-public-safety/) - [Technology, Research & Data](https://www.samsonequipment.com/strength-coach-podcast/technology-research-and-data/) - [Texas](https://www.samsonequipment.com/weight-rooms/texas/): Custom weight rooms built in Texas by Samson Equipment. We design and manufacture made-to-order strength training facilities for Texas high schools, colleges, pro teams, and training centers, Samson Equipment Inc. Built For Strength™ - [The Samson Equipment Blog | Expert Weight Room Insights & Tips](https://www.samsonequipment.com/blog/): Are you looking for expert advice on weight rooms? Read the Samson Equipment Blog. Find timely blog post by the Samson Equipment team! - [Weight Benches](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/weight-benches/): Forge strength from the ground up with Samson weight benches. American-built, coach-tested, and trusted to elevate every rep in elite training rooms. - [Weight Room Storage Equipment](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/storage/): Keep your training facility organized with Samson’s weight room storage equipment. - [Weight Rooms](https://www.samsonequipment.com/weight-rooms/): Weight Rooms by Samson Equipment Inc. Trusted Nationwide Since 1976 At Samson Equipment, we take pride in the strength of our reputation—and the strength of the athletes and leaders who train with our products. Since 1976, we’ve been equipping facilities across the nation with the highest-quality, made-to-order weight room solutions. From high schools to colleges, professional sports teams, private training centers, and even the White House, our equipment has become a staple in programs of every level and sport. Our legacy includes building a custom weight room for Governor George W. Bush during his tenure in Texas. When he was elected President, we were honored to replicate the same setup for the White House gym, showcasing the unmatched quality and craftsmanship that Samson is known for. Whether you’re a football powerhouse, a basketball dynasty, or an up-and-coming private facility, our custom-built solutions are designed to meet your specific needs. Coaches, athletes, and facility directors trust Samson for durability, innovation, and craftsmanship that stands the test of time—and the rigors of training. Explore how we’ve transformed athletic facilities nationwide and discover why Samson has been a leader in performance training for nearly five decades. - [Workout Machines](https://www.samsonequipment.com/products/machines/): Discover Samson Equipment workout machines that are built to last. Samson Equipment designs and manufactures durable strength training equipment for schools and teams. ## Tags