The Revolutionary Wingbo Training Machine Launches in Japan for Home Workouts

Wingbo: The Future of Home Workouts

Japan is set to welcome a groundbreaking new fitness solution on July 30, 2025, as SEKAIRO introduces the Wingbo—a revolutionary board-style multifunctional training machine. Designed to provide users with a gym-level workout experience from the comfort of their home, Wingbo supports over 200 exercises, seamlessly integrating strength training, cardio, and stretching into one compact unit.

The Rise of Home Fitness

In recent years, particularly post-COVID, the demand for home fitness solutions has escalated significantly. Many individuals have shifted to at-home workouts due to changes in work and lifestyle habits. As a result, the home fitness market is expanding globally, with a strong focus on compact, silent, and multifunctional equipment. Wingbo has been developed to meet these market needs, merging the effectiveness of gym workouts with the convenience of home use.

Smart, Free, and Efficient Training

Wingbo's standout feature is its innovative design, which combines versatility and compactness. Unlike traditional exercise machines, Wingbo is just 5 cm thick and delivers a full range of workouts equivalent to what you would find in a typical gym. Its cable system can be customized with three different attachments, enabling balanced muscle training for the upper body, core, and lower body.

Key Features of Wingbo:

- 200+ Exercise Variety: Say goodbye to the need for multiple gym equipment. With Wingbo, users can engage in comprehensive workouts that include not just weight training but also HIIT, circuit training, and dynamic stretching.
- Space-Saving Design: Designed with urban living in mind, Wingbo takes up minimal space. It can be conveniently stored in a corner or against a wall, making it perfect even for small apartments. Weighing in at just 10 kg, it can be easily moved and set up wherever you want to train.
- Whisper-Quiet Operation: Thanks to its motor-free design, Wingbo operates quietly, making it ideal for use at any hour without disturbing others, whether it’s early morning or late at night.
- Support for All Skill Levels: From beginners to advanced users, Wingbo provides extensive training guidance through instructional videos. Future developments will include app integration for tracking workout history and calories burned, enhancing the smart home gym experience.

Success in South Korea Leads to Japanese Launch

Initially developed by a South Korean sports brand, Wingbo has received widespread acclaim at international exhibitions. Many users have praised its practicality and effectiveness, leading to confidence in its potential success in Japan. The Wingbo project will be launched on Makuake, a popular crowdfunding platform, allowing early supporters to reserve this innovative machine.

Who Should Consider Wingbo?

- Those who struggle to find time for gym visits
- Individuals living in one-room apartments who want to maintain fitness
- Anyone looking to quietly burn fat at home
- Users interested in improving strength, core stability, and flexibility
- Individuals wanting to enhance their overall physical health and alleviate common issues like shoulder stiffness and lower back pain

Product Overview

- Product Name: Wingbo
- Release Date: July 30, 2025, for early sale on Makuake
- Included Accessories: Dedicated cables and three types of attachments (bar, handle, ankle strap)
- Usage: Designed for floor placement
- Color Options: White and Black
- Expected Price: To be announced with up to 50% off on Makuake

Exclusive Project on Makuake

To celebrate its entry into the Japanese market, Wingbo is offering a limited-time early-bird plan on Makuake starting from its launch date.

For more details, visit Makuake

Future Prospects

Wingbo aims to redefine home exercise environments, promoting physical activity as a natural part of daily life. Based on the feedback received from this launch, SEKAIRO is also considering expanding to corporate markets, including sports retailers, hotels, offices, and rehabilitation centers.