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Launch the CFM-490, a basic single stack home gym with wrinkle gray finish with black upholstery.   Introduce MuscleBeach B-Line free weight benches and single stack home gyms at a lower price point to serve a larger customer base.

TuffStuff introduces the Odyssey 5 Home Gym.  The all frontal exercise station design becomes the most copied gym in the fitness industry over the course of the next 8 years.

CardioGym, the first multi-functional home gym system designed for continuous independent arm movement and quick uninterrupted range of motion is introduced. Muscle-IV an upgraded version of the Muscle-3, "Born in America" theme.

Apollo-4 is introduced. TuffStuff redefines the multi-station gym market with the introduction of its compact 4-stack multi-station gym system that set new standards in the industry. The beginning of the Legendary Apollo System.   Muscle-3 is completely redesigned featuring adjustable pectoral arms.

Sherman Grider (Task Industries) purchases CalGym back from Bollinger Inc. and begins full operations as Task Industries. Formula-G Free Weight, California Gold Gyms and PowerLine Commercial Strength continue as CalGym equipment and together with TuffStuff's own brand name free weight series. TDH-345

The TuffStuff brand name is born, introducing the fitness industry's first free weight benches and machines painted in white and black combination, and the first machines to use adjustable cams and pull-pins on all adjustments which become an overnight sensation

Kwik Fit single stack home gym utilizing 2-inch square steel tubing main frame structure with a combination of other steel material for aesthetic appearance. Apollo-3 4-stack system design by Sherman, the first square frame structural main frame design and compact footprint. CalGym