Articles tagged with: Treadmill
AlterG: Float Free in New Anti-Gravity Treadmill
Posted in Health, Luxury, Sports on 27 October 2009

AlterG TreadmillTired of the treadmill that pains your knees and ankles? Or has your exercising dream crumpled because of some serious leg trouble? Did you know you could actually exercise in zero gravity and with hardly any pain?
Unless it was about swimming in water, or a ride up in space, it was near impossible till now. But AlterG M300 Anti-Gravity Treadmill makes possible exactly that.

The treadmill is meant only for the really rich. It has a price tag of $ 24,500, and will be available on sale from next month.

How does it work? It creates enough air pressure inside its enclosure to create near vacuum. It uses differential air pressure around your lower body, to lift you up.

The machine then allows you to exercise by moving your legs in 20 per cent less gravity or any differential space between that and normal gravity.

The overpriced version is already being used by 50 per cent of NBA teams and many NFL teams besides some college athletic schedules. In near future, the machines may well make it to your neighbourhood gym.
AlterG is surely a gift for those athletes recovering from injuries, the elderly who must exercise but have no energy or muscle power for it, and patients who need exercise.
Via: AlterG

Woodway EcoMill: A Cool Eco-Friendly Treadmill
Posted in Luxury on 5 June 2009

ecomill-treadmill Woodway EcoMill: A Cool Eco-Friendly Treadmill

Jogging outdoors may perhaps be still better than using your treadmill in your gym. This way, you can be more eco-friendly about your exercise habits. However, it is not always possible to take to the park or the nearby roads to jog everyday as the outside temperature may either be too hot or too cold. Sometimes when it rains, it’s almost impossible to carry out your outdoor jogging.

EcoMill allows you to workout indoors and yet keeps things eco-friendly. As you run on the treadmill and burn calories, you simultaneously generate enough power to run the treadmill. The battery charges automatically while you are exercising and keeps the display up and running. This is done by utilizing Wood way’s near frictionless system.

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A Stationary Cycle that Lets You Pedal
Posted in Health on 21 April 2009

realryder_abf8 A Stationary Cycle that Lets You Pedal

There is always something cool about stationary cycling. It is not only good for health but also helps you trim your flab and develop a great body. However, RealRyder has taken normal stationary cycling to a step further and have launched what they call the ABF8. The ABF8 comes with the ability to let the user balance along wit pedaling.

This means, it would help you strengthen not only your legs but also your upper crust and finally developing a good balance. The ABF8 is however quite expensive and comes with a price tag of $1,995. I would say, you must get this even if it is expensive as it will help you develop stamina, muscles and of course balance.

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Exercise Your K9s On The Canine Treadmill At $550-$900
Posted in Health, Products on 2 January 2009

Canine Treadmill

Dog-lovers know how important it is for their canines to get a lot of exercise but sometimes taking the dog out for a walk can be real hard on its master.

The Canine Treadmill is especially aimed, or so I think, for those dog-owners who are way too lazy to take their dog out for a walk but still love them enough to spend lavishly on them. The rubber belt of the treadmill is kept particularly soft keeping fragile paws in mind. Plug this in to your wall socket and set the speed, distance, and inclination so your dog can have a great workout without bothering you. The treadmill also has side rails to keep the dog’s attention forward, though dangling a bone in front of it would work just as well and give him motivation, too!

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Save Space, Get Healthy!
Posted in Furniture on 29 December 2008

hiddengrove Save Space, Get Healthy!

Here is how you could add some elegance to your living room and also save some space in your chic penthouse. You could buy a computer desk, an armoire, a bench and a treadmill all at the cost of $3499. They all come in a single set and complement each other. Made of solid hardwood and retractable cord, the set looks amazingly rich and elegant. The weight bench will allow you to stay healthy and can easily save space.

The treadmill could be easily attached and would complement the rest of the furniture and weight bench. All the pieces of furniture and weight reduction instruments are made from the highest quality materials available and they have been designed in such a way that it adds a certain ‘je ne sais quoi’ to the ambiance of your house.

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TrekDesk Treadmill Workstation Redefines Your Personality
Posted in Designer, Furniture, Health on 17 May 2008

TrekDesk Treadmill Workstation

If time-crunch or rather loads of work stops you from being fit then here is the solution. The installation of the product called TrekDesk assures a fitness walk while you are engrossed winding up tasks at your workstation. Not literally, but yes you can keep muscling your body parts while at work. It enables you loose weight, burn stress and allow you devote more time with your loved ones. Those impressed with the functionality of the Trekdesk can play with their existing treadmill and can convert it into a treadmill desk. The Trekdesk chair is flexible enough to be positioned under the deck of any present treadmill and swings out of the way when not in use. Easy to monitor, it’s possible to slow the pace of the TrekDesk by lifting the clear panel for entrée to your treadmill joystick. The TrekDesk chairs behave the same way.

TrekDesk Treadmill Workstation

It seems the desk is designed after considering every possible comfort attached to it. It’s not only health-caring but also time saving.

Via Gadgetell/ TrendsNow

Fit Fur Life Treadmill For Your Poochie
Posted in Products, Shopping on 10 April 2008

Fit fur Life Treadmill

If taking your dog to Chateau Poochie, a $2mn dog resort seems too much a deal for you then why don’t you go for one time investment for your poochie? After all they also have right to stay fine. Consider Fit Fur Life Treadmills designed and engineered for an absolute muscle enhancing, toning and fitness regime that assures overall health and vivacity of a dog besides curbing caustic behavior problems, thereby increasing their life span and averting obesity. Enthused by human fitness technique, it is a blessing for your poochie to reap the benefits of a treadmill and stay healthy.

The idea click Sammy French’s mind, Fit Fur Life founder, when she was recovering from her operation and didn’t had energy to walk her dogs. And thus developed these treadmills after wide-ranging research in consultation with a veterinary surgeon and practiced latest technology to design sophisticated product customized to canine needs. Commonly used by vets, breeders, showdog and regular dog owners, the treadmills are available in four models with an incline feature that controls variable speed and offers comfort to any dog.

Fit fur Life Treadmill

The two top end models come equipped with a decline feature offers shoulder therapy and aids elbow and pastern problems. Both incline and decline features can be monitored via a console that can adjust the ascent by 1% augmentation to a maximum of 10% and minus 5% gradient. The website proposes that dogs shouldn’t use treadmill for more than 20-30 minutes and three times a week while puppies or beginners should devote only 1-3 minutes per day.

If you wish to offer an expert training to your poochie, then the comfort doesn’t come cheap. The “Small” model retails for £599 ($1190) and welcomes small dog breeds viz. American Cockers and Tibetan Terriers. The “Medium” is £900 ($1780) designed especially for breeds such as Border Collies, Labradors, Retrievers, and Australian Shepherds. The “Superior” model is priced at £1300 ($2580) and is embattled at specialized breeders and kennel owners. And the fourth one, the “Professional” model is designed with vets, physiotherapy and hydrotherapy centres and police dog training units in mind and costs £1695 ($3360). Except the professional one, all three are foldable.

Via Gizmag