Treadmill Doctor

Let's set the record straight: we're not actually doctors, much as our mom would love to brag otherwise. We're two brothers from Olive Branch, MS, who have an MBA, an MDiv, and a Master's in Political Science between us – but no MD.

Over the years though, we've certainly earned our specialties in "elliptretics" and "treadmillology" – and Clark really did start out by using a stethoscope to diagnose faults with treadmills (hence the company name).

In fact, we've been in this industry since Clark was still in school in 1987 – when the commercial fitness equipment industry was only a few years old. And it's no longer just us two: today we're a team of 32 fitness-equipment enthusiasts, all devoting our lives to keeping your machines in peak condition.
We've got more specialist knowledge than anyone in the business

We're not just specialists because we've been repairing shifty incline motors since the dawn of The Simpsons. Heck no. We're specialists because we've gained experience in so many aspects of this fascinating industry:

Every day, hundreds of people get in contact to let us know what's going on with their machines - both good and bad.
Every day, our repairmen see for themselves the machines that always go wrong in the same spots.
We sell thousands of repair parts every month to consumers, gyms, hotels, and other users worldwide.
We constantly barge our way (politely) into factories around the world to see machines being made - and through o