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I stand on a small inflatable pillow (originally for sitting on); 3 bucks, works like a balance board. The desk-treadmill is even more interesting to me, as yo
by cies 10y ago
I stand on a small inflatable pillow (originally for sitting on); 3 bucks, works like a balance board.
The desk-treadmill is even more interesting to me, as you can even exercise while working. But at this point a little over my budget, would love to rent one to try for a while :)
- sanswork 10y agoI just bought a used one for $100 and removed the rails and put the controls on my desk behind the keyboard. It was ok at around 3kph. The one I bought was a bit too narrow though so the rails have gone back on and I just use it for us intended purpose now.
- cies 10y agoI've read several times that a conventional treadmill will not cut it for walking-desk purposes.
- sanswork 10y agoThe ones at my gym would be fine since they seem to be about 15cm wider. Mine is fine for running but when walking I seem to have a wider step. Other than that there would be no problem with it.
- HiroshiSan 10y agoI use a simple can of beans and place a board on top and balance on it through out the morning. During lunch I eat the beans but this leaves the problem of not having a sturdy can to balance on.
- cies 10y agoMy standing desk is not high enough for an additional can+board. :( Will try non the less, a side of the desk :)