Curve - 2013
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COMMERCIAL FITNESS You want the best for obvious reasons. The Curve is unlike anything else, it will get members talking. There is no motor, there are no buttons, it is entirely manual, you could say it runs on sweat and determination. You will love the fact that you save 100% on electrical costs and have a dynamic piece to offer clientele. Does your competition have the Curve? In the retention game it’s all about results, and the Curve gets results! The Curve’s manual operation has been proven to burn up to 30% more calories than motorized treadmills, engaging more muscles for a superior workout. From walkers to serious athletes, nothing else compares. That computes to happy customers coming back for more. The Curve is a personal trainers dream, taking a client The Slat Belt running surface lasts up to 150,000 miles through a Curve workout will put them to the test. Trust without a single belt change or deck swap. It was designed us, they will tell their friends they have never had a workout to make up for conventional treadmills shortcomings, most quite like that before. notably wear and friction. The rubberized slats are built like a tank, literally. With 112 ball bearings the belt glides, which results in years of life with very little maintenance and zero It is made possible by Woodway’s patented running surface. electrical consumption. There is no need to adjust and The Slat Belt system is near frictionless and allows the belt tension the belt, our design utilizes tracking rollers and a to glide. Combine that with an innovative curved running toothed pulley. The lack of a motor or electrical components surface and users are able to control their pace at will. To mean they never need to be replaced. speed up simply start running, to slow down allow yourself to drift down the curve. It is all about body position and gravity. W229 N591 Foster Court Waukesha, WI 53186 |

The user controls their speed by positioning their body along the curved running surface. Stepping forward initiates movement, as the user propels themselves up the curve the speed increases. To slow, simply drift back towards the rear curve. U lt i m at e S p o r t s P e r f o r m a n c e T r a i n i n g P l at f o r m Users are not subject to ramp up/down speeds Attain full sprint in a few explosive steps Sports specific work to rest interval training No maximum speed How it works Learn more about the Speed adjustment is as easy as taking a step. Moving forward or up the curve increases...