Power walking: SportsArt brings 'world first' energy generating treadmill to the UK

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New ECO-POWR range includes Verde, a treadmill which generates electricity that can be fed into the grid to cut down on gyms' energy costs

Green fitness manufacturer SportsArt has announced plans to launch its new ECO-POWR gym equipment range in the UK, featuring what it claims is the world's first energy-generating treadmill for eco-conscious...

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