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24 Apr 2019 New Monkey Mill inspired by Tough Mudder, says founder Supplier: Monkey Mill Limited More Monkey Mill Limited details
The Monkey Mill is a patent-pending motorised monkey bar machine, that combines CV and strength training Monkey Mill has launched in the UK. Billed as a 'new and striking addition' to the UK fitness market, the Monkey Mill is a patent-pending motorised monkey bar machine, that combines CV and strength training.
Made exclusively in the UK, the Monkey Mill features a continuous moving bar system which provides an endless run of monkey bars, in a similar model and footprint to a traditional treadmill. Other features include adjustable speed setting and interval training programmes, as well as optional attachments such as battle ropes and suspension trainers.
"The idea for Monkey Mill was born back in 2012 whilst I was training for the monkey bar obstacle in UK Tough Mudder event. Where could I gain this type of experience and develop the skill in my gym? The answer was nowhere, then it hit me - what if I could turn a treadmill upside down and provide an endless set of Monkey Bars in the same way a treadmill provides an endless road?"
We've come a long way since then and with the support of a talented team, the concept has turned into a fantastic training solution that we feel will transform many training facilities across the world over the next few years."
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