Because there are very limited moving parts, I am expecting the treadmill to offer a longer lifespan than a more conventional option
The weather in my part of the county is unpredictable and severe. Because of this, it’s almost impossible to workout outdoors. I prefer to go for a run or ride my bike if possible. The heat, humidity, rain, snow, high winds and sub zero temperatures often force me to exercise inside. I decided to purchase some exercise equipment to make working out inside the house more enjoyable. When I first began researching the various options, I was shocked by the cost. I evaluated everything from the most basic to the top-of-the-line options on the market. Fitness technology has certainly progressed in recent years. Today’s generation of treadmills, rowing machines, ellipticals and bikes include touch screen displays and wireless connectivity. They offer virtual training, incorporating a variation of programs and keep track of workout accomplishments. After researching all the new features included with the higher quality models, I didn’t want to settle for anything inferior . It took me a long time to save enough money to buy the treadmill I’d selected. I refused to put the cost on my credit card and make monthly payments. I was a bit worried that I wouldn’t be happy with the treadmill and regret investing so much money. I chose a model that needs no electricity. I power the track simply by moving my feet. It is nearly silent, smooth and can achieve any speed. I can easily speed up or slow down. Because there are very limited moving parts, I am expecting the treadmill to offer a longer lifespan than a more conventional option. I’ve had the treadmill for nearly six weeks now, and I totally love it. I am always excited to run on it and have greatly increased my speed and endurance.