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Shop Our Range of Curved Treadmills
These FreeRun treadmills don't rely on an electric motor and require no main power source, instead being manually operated by the user's own pace and applied force. This creates a workout that is more ergonomic, activates more muscles and is calibrated to your exact fitness level. The manual operation closely mimics the experience of outdoor training. This makes them popular for professional trainers and marathon runner. The curved designed produces better running form, reducing strain on the body and activating posterior muscles. On top of all that, curved treadmills are eco-friendly, requiring zero electricity to operate.
About Our Curved Treadmills
With a curved treadmill, you'll have ultimate freedom to control your own pace and intensity, perfect for HIIT training and advanced cardio workouts. The 15-degree curve challenges your body by burning up to 30% more calories than any other treadmill. As well as HIIT, the curve is perfect for rehabilitation to improve running form. You also have an extra dimension of control with 8 levels of adjustable resistance. Get your curved FreeRun treadmill today and start experiencing the difference for yourself.
FreeRun Curved Treadmills FAQ
Curved treadmills are manual treadmills (no motor) with a 15-degree curve. The motion of the treadmill belt is activated by the movement of your legs, creating a workout that's more natural, ergonomic and activates a greater number of muscles.
No electricity is required to operate a curved treadmill.
Curved treadmills work exactly the same as running/walking outside, meaning you'll go as fast as your legs move. This means that there's no hypothetical speed limit to the treadmill other than your own ability.
Curved treadmills are great for HIIT as they let you easily switch between speeds and intensities without having to fuss around with settings on the machine. Spring training is also great as the treadmill allows you to go as fast as you can.
These treadmills tend to be a bit bulkier than other machines and will generally require up to 2m x 1m of space. Unfortunately, curved treadmills can't be folded away.
