MDL Fitness Launches Sustainable Gym Equipment for Yachts

The world’s most innovative, sustainable fitness equipment is now available to be fitted on board yachts, enabling boat and superyacht owners and guests to join the world’s first eco-friendly floating fitness league, The Boaters Super League.

In partnership with SA Green Solutions, MDL Fitness is bringing the state-of-the-art SportsArt green fitness equipment to the boating community. No longer restricted to exercising and using the equipment in a designated gym, the ECO-POWR and ELITE CARDIO bikes, treadmills and cross-trainers can be installed on board an individual’s motorboat or sailing yacht.

Converting up to 74 per cent of human kinetic energy produced while exercising into clean, renewable energy, the watts generated can be sent back through the yachts power grid to offset energy consumption or to recharge batteries.

“Members can track their energy production, machine usage stats, and compare their progress against other yachters through a local and global watts produced leader board,” says MDL’s Sales and Marketing Director, Tim Mayer.

“Members can also talk to each other via the forum and get great content via the MDL Fitness website. This is the perfect fitness solution to inspire today’s environmentally conscious boaters.”

Supported by a global network of engineers and designed to work with any onboard power system, this new ‘green’ gym option can be installed on a new build or retrofitted on an already established privately owned or charter yacht.

And with small, medium and large equipment packages, featuring single to multiple items, a fitness suite can be tailored to the space available and the individual requirements of the owner or yacht management company. 

If space onboard is tight, SportArt green fitness equipment can also be installed at home, so all boater owners can join in the fun and compete in The Boaters Super League.

To find out more about MDL Fitness and The Boaters Super League visit www.mdlfitness.co.uk or contact Tim Mayer via t.mayer@mdlmarinas.co.uk.