Why Trust Us? A curved treadmill is a non-motorized treadmill that has a slight upward curve. It is usually nonelectric, so it saves energy while also creating a more intense workout for its user.

Before you hop aboard a TrueForm for your regularly scheduled 15-mile run, know that there’s a learning curve (pun intended) when using this kind of treadmill. Here’s what you should keep in ...

If you want to sprint or interval-train with true intensity on a treadmill, this is the way to go, even if there is a bit of a learning, err, curve to this one. May not be able to outlast higher ...

Check out our review of the Trueform Runner manual treadmill, a perfect fit for competitive racers. The Woodway Curve Trainer helps hone your proper running form. The anti-gravity treadmill has ...

However, a new kind of treadmill is becoming popular. Curved treadmills, such as the Woodway Curve models, have advantages even the best treadmills don’t: they’re self-perpetuating ...

The curved treadmill’s unique arc shape supposedly mimics a more natural footstrike during runs and walks. The gentle belt curve rises at the front and back, allowing your footstrike to pull the ...

Under desk treadmills, flat treadmills, and now curved treadmills, there's no shortage of treadmill varieties for cardio aficionados to choose from. A popular staple amongst crossfitters ...

The treadmill is hands down the most dependable member of the gym equipment family. You know exactly what you’re going to get when you step onto it, and can always rely on it for a good workout ...

You’re on a Megaformer and a Curve treadmill? When you switch, what happens?” says SculptHouse Dallas’ lead trainer Aimee Urista. “So I totally get it.” We spoke to Urista about what to ...

But have you considered taking your indoor training to the next level, too? If so, it might be time to add a curved treadmill to your training repertoire.