Wow, I found this! - Vacutherm treadmill

Hey everyone! 😊

I just discovered something super cool: the Vacutherm treadmill. It’s this special kind of treadmill that somehow uses vacuum technology—I’m still learning—but the idea is you lose more fat and burn more calories FAST. You literally WALK while it helps you slim down. Sounds like science fiction, right?



A friend of mine tried it last week and said her legs felt less tired and she saw results quicker than with a normal treadmill. I’m not a pro athlete or scientist, just someone who loves staying fit and being healthy. But this treadmill got me so curious. Has anyone here tried it? What was it like to walk while the machine uses vacuum?

I’m thinking about setting up a demo session at my gym or local fitness center near me. If it really helps target stubborn fat areas or boosts metabolism, I want in. This could be a total game-changer!

Let’s share experiences, tips, and even rumors we’ve heard. Maybe we can even get a group together to try it out. Who’s in? 💪

Okay, I gotta be honest—I’m skeptical about this whole Vacutherm treadmill hype. I mean, a treadmill that uses vacuum suction to spot-reduce fat? That sounds kinda too good to be true.

I looked online and some ads say it “melts cellulite” or “activates deep tissue fat.” But like, do we have serious evidence or just marketing fluff? I get that regular cardio helps burn calories, but can a vacuum really pump more fat out of your thighs while you walk?

Anyone got real studies or medical evidence? Or maybe just honest personal stories: did anyone REALLY get slimmer faster? Or did you just walk, sweat a bit, and see nothing special?

I’m into geeky stuff—maybe there’s physics backing this up, like partial vacuum lowers pressure for better blood flow? But without data, I don’t wanna waste time or money.

If you’ve tried it and saw legit results—before/after pics, measurements, anything—please share! Or if your trainer at the gym explained how the vacuum works, I wanna know. Let’s separate the science from the hype. 🔍

Y’all, I just had my FIRST session on the Vacutherm treadmill and let me tell you—it’s incredible! 😲 I went in thinking “just another treadmill,” but this thing literally wraps a vacuum belt around your lower body. You walk normally, but I swear I felt my muscles working deeper.

After just 20 minutes, I noticed my legs were warmer and my sweat was real—none of this fake, studio-AC stuff. The next day? My calves felt a little sore, like after a good run. And I feel lighter already! I don’t weigh myself daily, but I took measurements and my waist is down ½ inch in just two workouts.

Also, the gym staff said Vacutherm can help with lymph drainage, reduce water weight, and boost circulation. That sounds amazing. I can’t wait to see long-term results. They even offer packages—10 sessions, you pay extra less, so I’m signing up.

If anyone wants to come with me or share tips on what to pair with these workouts (like diet, stretching, etc.), I’m ALL ears. Let’s make this a thing! I think this post is gonna blow up when people see real results here. Let’s motivate each other! 💥

I walk/run on an elliptical, bike, and regular treadmill, so I know my cardio. But the Vacutherm treadmill adds this vacuum belt thing—do people feel more calories burned, less joint pressure, or what?

If you’ve tracked calories or used a wearable during both regular treadmill and Vacutherm sessions, what did you see? Any heart rate differences? Or maybe noted how sore you are the next day?

Personally, walking on a normal treadmill makes my knees a little stiff afterward. But Vacutherm might reduce pressure? Or is that just marketing? I wanna know if it’s gentler while still offering results.

Also, how about costs? Is it super expensive per session? Or do gyms rent the machine, like 30 bucks for 20 min or something?

Thanks for any insight. I love trying new gear, but only if it delivers. So let’s talk numbers, feelings, and real-life comparisons!