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China continues to lead the way in futuristic fitness innovations, and the latest invention making waves online is an underwater treadmill. A video, which is capturing global attention, shows a person stepping through a sealed glass door into a transparent chamber. As he presses a button, the water level rises until it covers the legs and torso. Once done, the user begins to jog inside, completely submerged in water. The unique underwater treadmill allows users to do cardiovascular training without destroying their joints in the process, combining water resistance and treadmill motion for an effective workout. This treadmill provides an experience that blends technology, health and movement surprisingly. How Is It Effective? The buoyancy of water significantly reduces the impact on the joints, making it ideal for rehabilitation or injury prevention. The water’s resistance, at the same time, strengthens your muscles and improves your cardiovascular fitness. This allows athletes and fitness enthusiasts to run faster, recover more safely and push their limits without destroying their joints in the process. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Power Of Mindset (@thepowerofresiliance) How Is the Internet Reacting To China’s Underwater Treadmill? As expected, social media users were shocked and impressed with the technology. They quickly flocked to the comments section to share their varied reactions. “I love this! China is always ahead of the game,” read a comment. Another wrote, “That’s a fantastic workout. When I was in water polo, we used to do sprints in the ocean. Even better would be if they can make the tread sink a little like sand to really work out your thighs.” “Best idea ever!!!! How much??” questioned a curious user. An individual asked, “Is the water reused each time??? Ewwww or fresh water each time?” “Amazing. I would love to do this,” stated a user. Another said, “Great idea. A cardio workout with low to no impact on one’s joints. China’s Mosquito Micro Drone In another technology advancement, China unveiled a micro drone roughly the size of a mosquito. The new drone, developed by China’s National University of Defence Technology (NUDT), measures just 1.3 to 2 centimetres in length, has a wingspan of 3 centimetres, and weighs only 0.3 grams. Mimicking the form and movement of a mosquito, this drone features bionic wings and ultra-thin legs. The best part? It can be operated via smartphone, flies silently, and is capable of navigating tight spaces while evading radar detection.
