The 'FleXSpace' Treadmill Machine Features an Open Concept Design
Michael Hemsworth — April 8, 2016 — Art & Design
Those who run on a treadmill might find the exercise equipment a bit limiting both physically and mentally, so the 'FleXSpace' treadmill machine is designed to change this perception.
Featuring an open-concept design, the 'FleXSpace' does away with the large, oversized portions that traditionally flank the front portion of treadmills. Rather, a slim set of bars hold the control panel and an integrated computer screen for watching content or getting some work done.
The 'FleXSpace' treadmill is the design work of Joe Sardo and helps users to feel freer as they run rather than feel as though they are chasing the treadmill machine itself. The conceptual machine features a variety of different settings to help trainers switch up their exercise style for more effective training and exercise.
Featuring an open-concept design, the 'FleXSpace' does away with the large, oversized portions that traditionally flank the front portion of treadmills. Rather, a slim set of bars hold the control panel and an integrated computer screen for watching content or getting some work done.
The 'FleXSpace' treadmill is the design work of Joe Sardo and helps users to feel freer as they run rather than feel as though they are chasing the treadmill machine itself. The conceptual machine features a variety of different settings to help trainers switch up their exercise style for more effective training and exercise.
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