Bodytone EVOT-BF professional treadmill with biofeedback

The Bodytone EVOT-BF is a high end professional treadmill fitted with the CTTS+BF console and a running biofeedback system. The biofeedback function analyses the user’s stride in real time and helps them learn and correct running technique while they run, which is new within the Bodytone cardio line and still uncommon on the professional treadmill market.

That capability changes what a treadmill is for. A conventional machine records distance, pace and heart rate; this one gives feedback on how the runner moves, which turns a cardio station into a coaching tool. Premium clubs, physical preparation centres and facilities running technique or injury prevention programmes are the intended buyers, because they can build a service around the data rather than simply offering another running machine.

Underneath the console the machine uses the proven EVOT platform: a reinforced chassis, a professional motor and a cushioned running belt. Cushioning is the PULFLEX 12 point system, medically recommended for joint protection, which is the specification that allows high mileage members to train daily without accumulating impact load. Top speed is 20 km/h, in line with the EVOT range.

Technical specification

Building a service around running technique

Clubs that buy at this level normally do so to differentiate rather than to add capacity. A treadmill that teaches stride correction supports personal training packages, running clubs and return to sport protocols, and it gives coaches objective data instead of visual assessment. For a premium club, that is a marketable service rather than an equipment line.

Handlebar mounted controls matter more than they sound. Being able to change speed and incline without reaching for the console lets a coach run interval work alongside the athlete, and it keeps the runner’s posture intact during transitions. The integrated fan and automatic cool down complete the session without the user having to manage it.

Delivery covers France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg, with export quoted per project. Rubber gym flooring tiles are recommended underneath to control vibration transfer, and we supply the machine footprint and electrical requirements with the implantation study.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly does the biofeedback system do?

It analyses the running stride in real time and gives the user feedback so that technique can be learned and corrected during the session.

How does PULFLEX cushioning differ from a standard deck?

It uses twelve cushioning points across the deck and is medically recommended for joint protection, which suits high volume running programmes.

Can programmes be personalised for individual members?

Yes. Training programmes are customisable and can be driven directly from the handlebar controls.