An office walking equipment includes a platform and a working table. The platform is disposed on the ground and provided for a user to exercise. The working table is principally provided for work. When the platform is in use, a front end of the platform is relatively below the working table. When the platform is not in use, the platform can be separated from the working table. The platform is assembled with the working table in a non-contact manner, so that when the user performs exercise on the platform, the vibration of the platform caused by the exercise is not transmitted to the working table to affect the user's working performance.

A treadmill deck may include a first side rail, a second side rail aligned with the first side rail, a first pulley connected to a first end of the first and second side rails, and a second pulley connected to a second end of the first and second side rails. A tread belt is disposed around the first pulley and the second pulley. Further, a first cover is connected to the first rail that spans at least a first portion of a first mid-region of the first rail and cantilevers over a portion of the tread belt that provides an unstable footing. Also, the tread belt moves with respect to the first cover.

A treadmill includes a frame having a front end and a rear end, substantially opposite the front end; a front shaft assembly coupled to the frame proximate the front end of the frame; a rear shaft assembly coupled to the frame proximate the rear end of the frame; a running belt disposed about the front and rear shaft assemblies; and a bumper coupled to the frame proximate the running belt such that the bumper is disposed between the running belt and the frame. The bumper includes a partially rounded surface and a substantially flat surface. In use, the partially rounded surface and the substantially flat surface of the bumper are configured to selectively engage and restrict movement of the running belt towards at least a portion of the frame.

Some embodiments of the present disclosure include a system for rotatably and horizontally suspending a running/walking surface over air without being supported by a deck and a treadmill including the same. The system may include a belt rotationally suspended between a pair of rails, the belt configured to support a user; a plurality of pairs of grommets spaced along a length of the belt proximate to an edge of the belt; a bracket attached to a corresponding pair of grommets by a cable, wherein the bracket and the pair of grommets are positioned in a triangular relationship; a transporter bolt extending from the bracket; and a roller rotatably attached to the transporter bolt, wherein the roller is configured to engage with the rail.

A force measurement assembly with damping is disclosed herein. The force measurement assembly includes a force measurement surface for receiving at least one portion of a body of a subject; at least one force transducer, the at least one force transducer configured to sense one or more measured quantities and output one or more signals that are representative of forces and/or moments being applied to the force measurement surface of the force measurement assembly by the subject; at least one base member disposed underneath the at least one force transducer or forming a part of the at least one force transducer; and a damping member disposed between the at least one base member and a mounting surface on which the force measurement assembly is disposed. A force measurement system that includes the force measurement assembly with damping is also disclosed herein.

A treadmill includes a frame having a front end and a rear end, substantially opposite the front end; a front shaft assembly coupled to the frame proximate the front end of the frame; a rear shaft assembly coupled to the frame proximate the rear end of the frame; a running belt disposed about the front and rear shaft assemblies that has a running surface including a curved portion; and a first bumper and a second bumper, the first and second bumpers coupled to the frame proximate the running belt such that the first and second bumpers are each disposed between the running belt and the frame. In use, the first and second bumpers are configured to selectively engage and restrict movement of the running belt towards at least a portion of the frame.

A treadmill arrangement, having a treadmill stand and an endless belt which runs over rollers mounted in the treadmill stand and is driven by a drive, with one surface of the endless belt serving as a walking or running surface. A motion state detection device is allocated to the treadmill to detect a motion state or a positional change of the legs and/or feet of the user relative to the treadmill stand and to obtain a control signal for the drive.

A treadmill arrangement, having a treadmill stand and an endless belt which runs over rollers mounted in the treadmill stand and is driven by a drive, with one surface of the endless belt serving as a walking or running surface. A motion state detection device is allocated to the treadmill to detect a motion state or a positional change of the legs and/or feet of the user relative to the treadmill stand and to obtain a control signal for the drive.

A treadmill includes two side frames, a walking board assembly mounted between the two side frames, and a walking belt encircling the walking board assembly. The walking board assembly includes a support plate, a shock-absorbing layer, a wear-resistant layer, and two thermal conducting strips. The shock-absorbing layer has a bottom face abutting a top face of the support plate. The wear-resistant layer has a bottom face abutting a top face of the shock-absorbing layer and the top face of the support plate. The thermal conducting strips abut the shock-absorbing layer and are arranged at a middle position of the support plate. Each of the thermal conducting strips has a front end and a rear end abutting the top face of the support plate. Thus, the wear-resistant layer completely covers the thermal conducting strips and the shock-absorbing layer on the support plate.

A treadmill includes two side frames, a walking board assembly, and a walking belt. The walking board assembly includes a support plate, a shock-absorbing layer, a wear-resistant layer, and at least two thermal conducting strips. The shock-absorbing layer has a bottom face abutting a top face of the support plate and a top face formed with a downward sloping plane extending longitudinally from the front end to the rear end thereof. The wear-resistant layer has a bottom face abutting the top face of the shock-absorbing layer and the top face of the support plate. The thermal conducting strips abut the shock-absorbing layer. Each of the thermal conducting strips has a front end and a rear end abutting the top face of the support plate. Thus, the wear-resistant layer completely covers the thermal conducting strips and the shock-absorbing layer on the support plate.