Treadmill workouts can be boring and one company has set out to change that. NordicTrack has partnered with technology experts at iFit to create an immersive gym equipment. A large screen plays out workout videos of world-class trainers in some of the most stunning locations around the world - from Paris to Antarctica. The treadmill automatically adjusts to the incline and speed of the coach in the videos so you can feel what it’s really like to be there. At one moment you feel like you’re running along a valley in Iceland and in the next you'll be sprinting on a beach in Thailand. The makers believe it helps block out distractions and focus on training.
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