Non-powered treadmill - gravitational

Gravity treadmill measured from the ground:

-Max, horn height is 1600mm, horn spacing 450mm horn length 650mm
-Max. Handrail height 1300mm handrail width 900mm handrail length 1070mm

-Treadmill component total length 1700mm, total width 900mm belt width 480, height at the beginning and end of the treadmill 480mm height at the lowest point 350m

The treadmill has 4 resistance levels:

-run

-power walk

-latterall shuffle

-Low push

Electronic timer indicates speed, you can set and control distance, calories, time.

Belt type: nylon

Caster wheels

Treadmill weight: 160 kg

Max user weight 180 kg

The antigravity treadmill without drive is an excellent tool for a variety of exercises. Here are some of them, along with the strengths of this equipment:

1. Marching in place: This is a basic treadmill exercise that engages many leg and glute muscles. It helps improve aerobic fitness and burn calories.

2. Interval running: Performing alternating fast jogs and moments of steady walking or running helps burn fat effectively.

3. Knee lift walking: Strengthens thigh and buttock muscles and improves coordination.

4. Backward running: Great for calf and thigh muscles. Helps maintain balance and improve proprioception.

5. Side bends: Perform side bends to strengthen the abdominal muscles and lateral parts of the body.

6. Walking with heel raises: Engages calf and buttock muscles and improves joint mobility.

The strengths of the antigravity treadmill without propulsion are:

- Joint relief: By reducing weight by 80%, it minimizes stress on joints, which is beneficial for people with injuries or orthopedic problems.

- Safety: The lack of propulsion makes the risk of injury lower, and the user can control the pace and intensity of the workout.

- Versatility: The treadmill can be used by people of all ages and fitness levels.

Remember to always follow the safety precautions and tailor your workout to your individual needs!