ZeroWheel devices have a motor inside of them to provide dynamic assistance or resistance in real-time. Beyond floor-based exercises, ZeroWheel leverages motor technology to takes a core-focused approach to full-body training.


Personalized Workouts

‍ZeroWheel wants to make full-body exercise accessible to every fitness level without sacrificing effectiveness. ZeroWheel has been designed for progressive exercise and is supposed to challenge you as you develop. This is why we have designed various modes ↗ that can help you or challenge you. We want to make sure that every ZeroWheel experience is personalized, no matter the fitness level of our user. These modes also dynamically react to your movement in real-time, assuring that your exercise remains safe and on track.


Versatile Movements

‍The physical ZeroWheel device is very simple in construction. As a wheel with handles, ZeroWheel can be rolled on any flat surface with sufficient friction. With its motor and computer, ZeroWheel can apply a variety of assistance or resistance modes along the range of motion. With ZeroWheel, you can work out your entire body through a variety of floor- and wall-based exercises ↗.

One amazing aspect of ZeroWheel is how different people use ZeroWheel in their own way. Golfers and baseball players like rolling ZeroWheel on the wall side-to-side, mimicking a swing. Dancers like using ZeroWheel in barre movement to practice balance under tension. Football players often prefer classic core exercises with the difficulty dialed to Burn 5 for an unmatched abdominal workout.


Connected Fitness

‍Since ZeroWheel has a suite of sensors inside the device, when connected to ZeroWheel Fitness ↗, your performance metrics are synced automatically while you work out. This creates an integrated experience, where you can get motivated through an analytical approach to ZeroWheel.