Available as a rowing machine, bike, or treadmill, Aviron workout systems take your exercise and cardio to the next level. The next level meaning the entire experience is gamified and you can have fun while you work out.

Doing copious amounts of cardio may be good for our health, but it gets pretty boring. Treadmill, elliptical, rowing machine, you’re just going through the same motions, over and over, in the same place, for long periods. Those connected or smart systems that give you a virtual personal trainer to deal with aren’t helping much either. They might yell at you to motivate you, blare phat beats, and workout alongside you, but they’re not always what I would describe as helpful. What if I told you there was a way to make it more fun? Aviron Interactive offers several workout machines, including treadmills and rowing machines, that gamify the experience. Yes, gamify, as in you’re playing games while you exercise.

The Aviron Strong Rower is a great example. It’s a sleek, modern machine, with a relatively compact design, that offers a diverse workout content library and a built-in 22-inch rotating HD touchscreen. You can play immersive games, simulate moving through breathtaking landscapes, access on-demand classes, or interact with the fresh releases every month. Closet boomer and not into the games? No problem. Virtual classes, streaming access through apps like Netflix and Hulu, guided programs, and even interactive campaigns with pros are all accessible. In the latter, you can race against pro athletes to see how your skills compare. How badass is that?

But even with all the virtual candy, it’s a rowing machine through and through. It’s adjustable, with dual air and magnetic resistance to give your muscles a real workout. You can improve your strength and do cardio with this one machine. The same is true for Aviron’s other equipment, as well, like the treadmills or bikes.

What makes the Aviron workout systems so fun to use?

Let’s use the rower as an example again. With a regular rower, you sit down, you start the machine and you go through the motions. Back and forth, forward and back, row, row, row, while your muscles flex, bow and pump to rebuild stronger. Normally, you’d listen to music, or maybe watch a virtual class on a built-in screen. If you’re lucky, you might even be able to access Netflix or some movies and shows you want to stream. Moreover, exercise equipment is expensive. You spend all that money for a system that’s essentially a one-trick pony. What if one day you want to do something a little different? Stray from the norm, if you will.

Now, imagine if you could get on a rowing machine like that and virtually row through beautiful, breathtaking landscapes? Play games, with thousands of different options to choose from? Level up your virtual experiences. Race against professional athletes. Access on-demand classes and virtual trainers. Even watch your favorite movies and shows? You can do all of that and more with the Aviron workout systems.

And it doesn’t stop at the rowing machine. Aviron also provides treadmills, like the Victory Treadmill, and bikes like the Fit Bike. You can find your perfect workout machine and pump yourself up. Plus, they’re not that much more expensive than comparable systems.

While a membership is recommended, at $29 per month for the family plan, it’s not necessary or required. Without one, you can create unlimited profiles, for other family members in your household, view live metrics, earn badges, level up, add and follow friends, adjust machine resistance or inclines, chart your personal performance, track workout histories, and access and connect the MyAviron companion app for iOS and Android.

Who is it for?

Anyone that wants to get back in shape with a home exercise machine in new, exciting ways. Play games, race pros, explore virtual scenery, you name it.

Where to buy?

MSRP: From $1,599 (Rower) | $3,499 (Treadmill) | $2,399 (Bike)