TrueForm Runner vs Trainer - The Best Curved Treadmills? 

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TrueForm Treadmills are popular manual treadmills. They both don’t have motors so you control the pace of the belt. This means that they require less maintenance than motorized treadmills and they don’t require electricity to use them, so you can use them almost anywhere. They also don’t have max speeds, so you can run as fast as you want on them.
TrueForm Treadmills are known for their shallow-curved decks which have been proven to help promote proper running mechanics. They also encourage you to have a mid and forefoot strike. So, compared to other nonmotorized treadmills, they feel a little harder to get the belt moving and to sprint on.
The TrueForm Runner is the premium model and this treadmill is a beast. It has a full-steel frame, weighs 350 lbs, and has a customizable belt to purchase with turf, rubberized track, or the standard rubber-slat belt. It’s a splurge, but well worth it if you’re looking for a practically indestructible treadmill.
The TrueForm Trainer is more appropriate for most because it’s cheaper and about 50 lbs lighter while still being incredibly durable and capable of handling a lot of use.
Something to keep in mind with TrueForm Treadmills is that they’re heavy and really require a designated space. They don’t fold up, but they have rear handles and front wheels for when you need to move them around.
Overall, we love both of these treadmills and think either of them is a great choice, especially if you want a treadmill that can help you improve your form.
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0:31 - Treadmills Overview
2:37 - Treadmill Differences
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