The resent disclosure provides a treadmill, including a chassis, stand columns mounted at both sides of the chassis, a deck rotatably mounted on the chassis and configured to rotate relative to the chassis to a longitudinal direction or a horizontal direction, a handrail assembly rotatably mounted on the stand columns and configured to rotate relative to the stand columns to a folded state or an unfolded state, and a controller configured to control rotation of the deck and the handrail assembly. The controller is configured to control the deck to rotate to the longitudinal direction when the controller controls the handrail assembly to rotate relative to the stand columns to be in the folded state, and control the handrail assembly to rotate relative to the stand columns to be in the unfolded state when the controller controls the deck to rotate from the longitudinal direction to the horizontal direction.

A method for controlling a control interface of an exercise machine during the enjoy of a multimedia content includes providing a multimedia content of a personal trainer preparatory to performing a set workout program on the exercise machine, usable through the control interface; associating configuration instructions of the exercise machine with the multimedia content readable by a data processing unit of the exercise machine, synchronized with playing of the multimedia content; during the enjoy of the multimedia content, if a playing time instant falls within a set time interval provided by the configuration instructions, dynamically modifying the control interface of the exercise machine so that it assumes a respective operating configuration corresponding to the set time interval reached by the multimedia content, in the respective operating configuration, showing the user on a display module, temporary controls usable through the control interface; and setting the exercise machine based on the temporary controls.

A caterpillar treadmill includes a non-rotational axle, a roller, a driver wheel, a follower wheel, two caterpillars, and tread slats. The roller is rotationally supported on the non-rotational axle. The driver wheel includes teeth on an external face, and is connected to the roller so that the driver wheel is rotatable together with the roller. The follower wheel includes teeth on an external face, and is connected to the roller so that the follower wheel is rotatable together with the roller. The first caterpillar is wound on the driver wheel and includes, on an internal face, racks engaged with the teeth of the driver wheel. The second caterpillar is wound on the follower wheel and includes, on an internal face, racks engaged with the teeth of the follower wheel. The tread slats are attached to an external face of the caterpillars.

An objective of the present invention is to provide exercise equipment which can provide a user with an immersive experience that allows the user to feel like they are there, while reducing unease or discomfort on the part of the user. The exercise equipment comprises: an exercise device for allowing a user to carry out a prescribed exercise; a measurement device which measures a viewpoint position of the user in a prescribed reference coordinate system when the user carries out the exercise using the exercise device; and a video device which generates and displays a display image of an object in a virtual space of the reference coordinate system on a fixed screen according to the viewpoint position, the display image simulating how the object would appear when viewed from the viewpoint position through the screen.

A treadmill is provided according to various embodiments herein. The treadmill includes a frame; a front shaft coupled to the frame; a rear shaft coupled to the frame; and a running belt disposed about the front and rear shafts, wherein the running belt assumes at least a portion of a curved running surface, the curved running surface having a radius of curvature of approximately 88 to 138 inches.

Described herein are systems and methods for favorably coordinating a timing relationship between a musculoskeletal activity cycle and a cardiac cycle of a user. A method may include repetitively detecting a signal that correlates to a blood volume in the user; determining an actual value of the signal that varies with the timing relationship; computing a trend of the actual value of the signal; and adjusting the movement guidance based on the trend of the actual value. A system may include a prompt device configured to provide recurrently a movement guidance to the user for guiding performance of the rhythmic musculoskeletal activity; a sensor configured to provide a signal that correlates to a blood volume in the user; and a processor configured to determine an actual value of the signal that varies with the timing relationship and to adjust the movement guidance based on the trend of the actual value.

A treadmill is provided. A rotation device rotatably supporting a track unit of the treadmill includes a pair of bearing trains rotatably installed at a frame structure and including a plurality of first bearings arranged along a movement direction of a belt to guide a movement of an upper region of a pair of belts and a front rotation module and a rear rotation module rotatably installed at the frame structure and respectively arranged at a front side and a rear side of the pair of bearing trains. At least one of the front rotation module and the rear rotation module includes a pair of rotation members arranged spaced apart from each other in a direction perpendicular to a rotation direction thereof and a pair of rotation support units supporting the pair of rotation members such that the pair of rotation members rotate individually.

An apparatus and method for physical therapy includes a base structure, a roller table positioned on the base structure including a plurality of free motion rollers, at least one motor and/or and at least one air compressor connected to the base structure, a plurality of powered rollers or a contact plate located within the base structure being in contact with the plurality of free motion rollers, at least one pneumatic block with a pneumatic piston connected to the at least one air compressor and being configured to raise and lower the power rollers and/or the contact plate, a load cell in communication with the apparatus being configured to measure and record a patient's response to the transition of the roller table and/or the contact plate, and a programmable logic controller.

A motor brake device of an exercise apparatus includes a motor, a brake device and a lifting device. The brake device has a rotating disc and a magnetic brake mechanism. The rotating disc is coaxially mounted on a motor shaft of the motor. The magnetic brake mechanism has at least one magnetic portion. The lifting device is configured to drive the magnetic brake mechanism to move between a first position where the magnetic portion is located close to the rotating disc and a second position where the magnetic portion is located away from the rotating disc. The second position is located higher than the first position. When there is no electric power supplied to the exercise apparatus, the magnetic brake mechanism can move downward to the first position to stop rotation of the motor shaft by gravity due to potential difference between the second position and the first position.

The present disclosure provides an extraction system capable of accurately extracting a region of an image where a leg part of a trainee is included. an extraction system including: an image acquisition unit that acquires an image obtained by capturing the trainee; an extraction unit that sets regions of the image on both left and right sides of the belt of the treadmill to regions of the image where the leg part of the trainee is not present and thereby distinguishes the set regions from the region of the image where the leg part of the trainee is included, and extracts the region of the image where the leg part of the trainee is included; and a mask processing unit that applies a mask to each of the regions of the image where the leg part of the trainee is not present.