NOHRD Sprintbok Pro Treadmill

WATERROWER | NOHRD · Running · Sprintbok Pro A self-powered curved wooden treadmill with a built-in touchscreen and training programs. 62 wooden slats, linoleum tread surface, curved wooden frame. 100% self-powered — the belt moves at the pace you actually run. Pro adds a touchscreen with real-time training data, intervals, endurance, speed sessions, pacer mode, and scenic routes. The NOHRD Sprintbok Pro is the Sprintbok with a display. Same 100% self-powered curved wooden treadmill runners of every stride length train on for midfoot- and forefoot-technique work — but the Pro adds a touchscreen monitor that shows real-time training data, cycles through built-in training programs, and lets you follow scenic routes as you run. No motor, no cable, no monthly subscription for basic use: the treadmill's core is your own effort, and the display is where the coaching happens. 100% self-powered Curved wooden belt — no motor 62 slats Wooden slats · linoleum tread surface 160 kg Rated user weight 160 × 45 cm Running surface — L × W What separates the Pro from the standard Sprintbok Touchscreen with real-time data A built-in touchscreen displays clean, real-time training data — pace, distance, time, heart rate zone. Same instrumentation a coach hands you on a stopwatch and clipboard, mounted on the treadmill and updated live. Built-in training programs Time-based or distance-based workouts, plus preset programs for intervals, endurance, speed sessions, and pacer mode. Structured training on the treadmill instead of on a paper plan. Scenic route mode Follow scenic routes on the monitor while you run — the treadmill's self-powered belt reacts to your actual pace, so the route matches your effort instead of an arbitrary motor setting. 100% self-powered curved belt No motor, no cable to a wall outlet. The curved wooden frame and slatted belt are propelled entirely by your stride — pace up, the belt speeds up; pace down, it slows down. The mechanic that separates a curved tread from a conventional motorized one. Why the Pro adds up for serious runners Encourages better running form The curved wooden frame and slatted surface refine midfoot and forefoot technique — the belt only moves when you land under your center of mass. Heel-striking flattens the belt's response. Quiet, vibration-free run 62 wooden slats with a linoleum tread surface give the belt structure and grip — it stays quiet and comfortable under a fast pace, no disruptive vibrations, no motor whine. Structured training without a coach Interval, endurance, speed, and pacer programs turn a solo session into a coached one. Set a target pace and let the pacer prompt hold you to it; set an interval structure and the monitor cycles you through work and rest. Handcrafted wooden aesthetic The curved wooden frame and slatted running surface make the Sprintbok Pro read as a design piece rather than a plastic-and-steel gym machine — treadmill you leave visible instead of hiding in a spare room. A curved wooden treadmill with a touchscreen Same 62-slat curved wooden body as the standard Sprintbok — same 100% self-powered belt, same linoleum tread. The Pro adds a touchscreen monitor with real-time data, structured training programs, and scenic routes. Specifications Dimensions L × W × H180 × 86 × 175 cm Running surface160 × 45 cm Wooden frame8 cm Device weight160 kg Rated user weight160 kg Belt & frame DesignCurved wooden frame with slatted running surface Slats62 wooden slats Tread surfaceLinoleum for grip Power100% self-powered — no motor, no cable Display & programs MonitorTouchscreen with real-time training data Workout modesTime-based or distance-based Built-in programsIntervals, endurance, speed sessions, pacer mode ContentScenic routes Shipping & assembly Packages1 ShippingCarrier AssemblyRequired Frequently asked questions How is the Sprintbok Pro different from the standard Sprintbok? Same self-powered curved wooden treadmill body — same 62-slat belt, same linoleum tread surface, same 100% self-powered mechanic. The Pro adds a touchscreen monitor with real-time training data, built-in programs (intervals, endurance, speed, pacer), and scenic routes. Pick the Pro if you want structured on-treadmill training and data feedback. Does the treadmill need a power outlet? The belt is 100% self-powered — no motor, no cable to run it. The touchscreen monitor itself uses power for the display, but the treadmill mechanic is driven entirely by your stride. What training programs are built in? Intervals, endurance, speed sessions, and pacer mode, plus time-based and distance-based workouts. Scenic routes are also available on the monitor for lower-structure sessions. Does it change how I run? Yes — that's part of the design. The curved wooden frame and slatted surface encourage midfoot and forefoot running technique. The belt responds most cleanly to a landing under your center of mass; heel-striking flattens the response and slows the belt. Runners who use it consistently often report improved form. How much user weight is it rated for? 160 kg. Running surface is 160 × 45 cm — sized for stride length up to elite-level. Where is it made and how is it delivered? Manufactured in NOHRD's German workshop. Ships in 1 package by carrier. Assembly is required — NOHRD service can advise on setup. How is it different from the NOHRD Citius? The Citius is a motorized slat-belt treadmill — the motor drives the belt, incline is adjustable to 25%, top speed is 30 km/h. The Sprintbok Pro is 100% self-powered, curved-belt, no motor — speed comes from your effort and the curved geometry. Two different training modes: Citius for range and speed control; Sprintbok Pro for effort-based curved running with structured programming on the touchscreen.