TAC-Fitness bike | My Site 8

PRODUCT
/ Fitness bike

YEAR
/ 2022

DURATION
/ 12 WEEKS

INSTRUCTOR
/ Jeffrey Jones

TAC - FITNESS BIKE

The Tac-fitness bike is an innovative home aerobic training equipment that incorporates independent projection equipment and the biomechanics of road bikes. This combination results in a more authentic and dynamic workout experience.

WHAT DO YOU SEE?

EXERCISE BIKE ?

CLOTHES HANGER ?

FACTS

Consumer Reports found that nearly 40 percent of people surveyed said they used their home exercise machines far less than they had planned.

Why are the exercise bike gathering dust in the home?

Lack of motivation

The initial excitement and motivation to exercise may have faded over time, leading to neglect and less frequent use of the machines.

Lack of variety

A monotonous exercise routine can lead to boredom and reduced interest in using the machines.

BUT

Why cycling classes is so popular in gym?

Motivation and Accountability

Social Interaction

Expert Guidance

Variety and Attraction （keep the workout engaging and prevent boredom）

Immersive experience （interactive screens, or virtual reality integration）

Dedicated Workout Space （enhance focus and immersive workout environment）

Experience is key

Immersive

Reality

VIRTUAL CYCLING IS THE TREND

also known as virtual spinning or indoor cycling, is a form of exercise that simulates outdoor cycling using stationary bikes in a virtual environment.

Projected screens in the gym offer a significantly more immersive virtual cycling experience compared to the smaller screens typically used at home.

WHAT IF ?

FITNESS BIKE + PROJECTOR + AR

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Wall sized screen

No space size limit

No extra equipment required

Intelligent interactive feedback

WHAT IF ?

FITNESS BIKE + REAL BIOMECHANIC OF ROAD CYCLING

"Bike sway"

The bike's swaying motion offers a mechanical advantage, leveraging body mechanics to enable the cyclist to apply more force compared to riding with a straight bike. This side-to-side movement allows the cyclist to utilize their arm strength more effectively during rides.