How much does an AlterG cost?
How much does an AlterG Treadmill cost? At a cost of $35,000 to $75,000 it’s not so much a home option.
How much is an Alter G Pro?
If we look at the AlterG Pro—the most advanced model—it comes with the following features: Live Video Monitoring, Stride Smart, AlterG Assistant, has a maximum speed of 18 mph and a maximum incline of 15%. The price of this treadmill would be approximately $75,000, excluding shipping.
What do you wear to AlterG?
To make sure you’re as comfortable as possible, we recommend that you wear fitted clothing under the AlterG shorts. We recommend spandex shorts—stay away from pants, baggy basketball shorts, and workout skirts. This way, you can take the neoprene shorts on and off easily and remain comfortable throughout the session.
How can I experience no gravity?
The Zero-G Experience® is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to experience true weightlessness. It’s not a simulation—it’s real life, minus gravity. Our specially modified Boeing 727 flies in parabolic arcs to create a weightless environment, allowing you to float, flip, and soar as if you were in space.
How does the Alterg system help with weight loss?
In the AlterG system, users gently “unweight” themselves with positive air pressure to reduce gravitational forces on the body. All so they can move like never before to regain, maintain, and improve mobility, wellness, and performance.
How does AlterG fit work on a treadmill?
The all-new AlterG ® Fit uses trusted and patented precision unweighting technology for body weight supported treadmill therapy that improves outcomes. Re-imagined from the ground up, the Fit delivers the easiest-to-use and most affordably priced Differential Air Pressure (DAP) technology available for reducing ground reaction forces.
What can the Alterg assistant do for You?
The AlterG Assistant makes it easy to maximize training room efficiency with pre-programmed, fully automated workouts and simple tools for developing your own library of athlete-customized experiences. “The AlterG took the fear out of returning to training.