9 Reasons You Should Have Your Treadmill and Other Cardio Gear Professionally Installed
Treadmills are expensive enough without also having to pay for treadmill installation. But is it worth it anyway?
I used to hate cardio.
Now I love it. Seriously. I even look forward to it!
Why?
I found the perfect machine for me. Now it’s your turn.
Treadmills are expensive enough without also having to pay for treadmill installation. But is it worth it anyway?
Old school treadmill vs. new school treadclimber. While both give effective cardio workouts, one may be better for you than the other.
Training outdoors is amazing. The sun and fresh air add a whole new dimension. But is it safe to install your treadmill outside?
Treadmills make lives easier. For many, it’s the only way to ensure they get in their 10,000 steps a day. But how long does that take on a tread?
It seems like every cardion machine these days asks for a subscription fee. iFit is the most popular option, but is it worth it?
Should you plug your treadmill, elliptical, or other cardio machines into the wall or a surge protector? And if a surge suppressor, what kind?
A loud and noisy treadmill is an unused treadmill. Knowing what to do when you experience treadmill noise will help you and everyone else enjoy it!
One of the most common problems that happen with treadmills is when the treadmill belt slips. Here are the most common causes and solutions.
It’s easy to spend a lot more money on a treadmill than you planned to. But you don’t have to if you know exactly what you do and don’t need.
Ever wonder which cardio machine burns the most calories? Wonder no longer!
Manual treadmills are far less complex than their motorized counterparts and somehow much more expensive. Are they worth the price difference?
Your treadmill is one of the most expensive items in your home gym. It only makes sense to spend just a little time every now and then taking care of it. I’m not sure about you, but after I’m done with my treadmill for the day, I’m not in the mood for a cleaning project. … Read more
While all treadmills look similar to each other, some key differences will help you determine which treadmill is right for you. Deck height, deck cushion, belt width, platform length, and motor size are just a few. Some of those differences will determine how well the treadmill performs. Others will determine how long the treadmill lasts. … Read more
Many home gym owners seem to think that all they need is a treadmill or rower or tend to leave the cardio out altogether. In my opinion, both sides of that argument are wrong. As I’ve written about numerous times, all home gyms need three basic components: That said, what if you are trying to … Read more
An average treadmill measures approximately 3’ wide x 6’ long x 5’ high. What may surprise you is that a treadmill of this size needs an area about 7’ wide x 12’ long x 8’ high. I cover all the reasons why in my article here, but in the end, treadmills take up a fair … Read more
I had finally decided on my treadmill. After way too much research and time at the store trying them out, I ended up going with the first one the guy at the store showed me after asking me about my needs. I’m naturally skeptical of salespeople, so of course, I couldn’t just say yes right … Read more
I love walking outside. But here near Chicago, there comes a time of year when no matter how hearty you think you are, walking outside just isn’t gonna happen. When the wind chill is 30 below, and the actual temp is -2° F, even the dog doesn’t want to go outside. And I can’t blame … Read more