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For folks who have made the transition, was learning to type while walking difficult? It seems like it could be somewhat nauseating at first.
by thearn4 11y ago
For folks who have made the transition, was learning to type while walking difficult? It seems like it could be somewhat nauseating at first.
- mikhailt 11y agoI use it for 4-6 hours daily, 25-30K steps a day (10-13 miles), and I'm in my 2nd year with the LifeSpan TR1200-DT3 treadmill. No issues at all but I also don't get motion sickness easily as some people do. Typing is no issue and when I need to focus, I do slow down and take breaks. The key is to integrate it within your day slowly, not to go crazy. I wasn't able to do an hour the first day I had this. It took about a month for me to manage an hour and another month to do two and eventually, 4-6 hours with a tiny stretching exercise every once in a while is very easy for me. In fact, I have problems not using the treadmill. My body wants to walk every day and if I don't use the treadmill, I get really anxious to get out and go for a 10 mile work. I lost a lot of weight, so this is definitely the most important and totally justified purchase I've done for my home office.
- weisser 11y agoWould love to hear more about your experiences if you'd care to share. My email is in my profile.
- Phlow 11y agoI had a big difficulty using a standard mouse while walking. It was very difficult to aim correctly. I switched to a thumb-roller mouse so I could keep my palm stationary and it solved the problem completely. I bought a TrekDesk Treadmill Desk and put it over-top of my actual treadmill. It was a little expensive and quite large, but it works great and I can still run/jog. That's something you don't get with a low HP walking treadmill.