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Route profile

A 36-minute VR walking session filmed on the first line of Karon Beach, Phuket, walking directly along the waterline. Long straight shoreline segments with very predictable forward motion and minimal elevation — designed for treadmill walking at a faster, cardio-focused pace. SESSION DETAILS • Duration: 36:03 • Distance: 3.36 km • Pace: steady real-time walking / ~5.6 km/h (10:44 min/km) • Use case: treadmill walking / higher-intensity steady cardio • Terrain: flat beach waterline (sand near the surf) • Turns: minimal (mostly straight) • Motion sickness: low (straight route) • Audio: natural ambient sound only HOW TO USE (TREADMILL) • Start the video and align your view straight forward • Match your treadmill speed to the walking pace in VR (~5.6 km/h) • Keep speed steady • Adjust workout intensity using treadmill incline, not speed ROUTE MAP Route Map: coming soon This is guided treadmill walking, not passive VR watching. Location: Karon Beach (Waterline), Phuket, Thailand

Duration 36 min
Video pace 5.6 km/h
Difficulty Advanced
Incline range 0-6%
Terrain flat beach waterline (sand near the surf)
How to walk this route

Start slow, align your view straight ahead, then raise treadmill speed until it matches the route pace. Keep speed stable and use incline for effort.

  • Target speed: 5.6 km/h
  • Recommended incline: 0-6%
  • Motion comfort: Low
  • Best for: Advanced treadmill VR users
Karon Beach (Waterline) 36 min screenshot

VRGO Player readiness

The route URL is already owned by VRGO. Today the playback link goes to DeoVR; later the same page can expose native streaming and local-download options.

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FAQ

How should I set speed?

Match the treadmill to 5.6 km/h, then keep speed stable.

How should I change effort?

Use incline, not speed spikes. This keeps visual pace and walking rhythm aligned.

What if I feel discomfort?

Stop immediately, reduce speed, and return with an easier beginner route.