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The Alter G treadmill inflates from the waist down giving you a weightless feeling as you walk or run with as little as 20% of your bodyweight. By reducing your bodyweight, you are able to comfortably walk or run where you may have not been able to previously.

Set up and operate the Anti-Gravity Treadmill on a solid, level surface. 400lbs (180kg). Users who weigh more than 350lbs (159kg) may not be able to unweight to the full 20% of original body weight.

Using the AlterG when recovering from an injury or surgical procedure will help you recuperate faster while improving your cardiovascular fitness. By reducing the harmful effects of gravity on the body, you can now stay active while improving your range of motion and strength.

ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENT The recommended electrical outlet/power source for the AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill is a 20 ampere, 220VAC @ 50/60 Hz dedicated circuit with ground. The plug supplied with the AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill is designated by the NEMA configuration system as 6-20P.

How much does an AlterG Treadmill cost? At a cost of $35,000 to $75,000 it's not so much a home option. Which is why they're often hard to find and can have wait times to get in on them once you find a facility that has one.

The cost of an AlterG can set you back anything from $35,000-75,000. So you're probably not buying one yourself, but using one in a sports performance center or rehab facility.

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