Friday, 06 January 2023 06:42
Written by Benjamin "Zeus" Heide
CES is always full of lifestyle and fitness products (as well as tons of cell phone cases at Eureka Park), and many of them appear to be gimmicks. Over the past few years, I've taken a good, hard look at my health in order to perform better as a competitive athlete. I've shed a bunch of weight, improved my cardio and am on a quest to build some muscle. I'm a geek at heart and the challenges and fitness tracking I receive in my Garmin Instinct Solar help me stay on track. When it comes to motorcross, cycling and running, I'm all about goals, progression and improvement.
A product like the ZeroWheel piques my interest as it fills the gaps in my training.


From the press release:
ZeroWheel offers fitness users four different modes, ranging from substantial assistance to intense resistance. ZeroWheel also acts as a personal training tool, providing data outputs and seamlessly linking to your smartwatch or phone to monitor your workout and provide feedback. The device can track your progress and encourage competition with friends and family. Additionally, since ZeroWheel provides assistance or resistance in multiple directions, the device can tone and train everything from triceps to calves to quads. ZeroWheel is portable, lightweight, and has a small footprint, making it an excellent addition to home gym environments.
More info here.