š™¹šš˜ššŽšš• š™²ššŠšš›šš—ššŠšš ā™‘ šŸ¤ŖMar 16

Anyone using an under desk treadmill?

Right now, I only have a mat and it is dying so I have to replace it. Iā€™d rather go for a treadmill cause I noticed I often stand in not so good positions so Iā€™d like to be forced to move. But I wonder if a treadmill is not just hype šŸ¤”

Ideas, thoughts, feedbacks?

Boost welcomed
#StandingDesk #Treadmill

Show threaddch  Mar 16
@joel you can take a laptop to a sports centre and try it for a couple hours. I did this here and I did not enjoy the experience.
Show threadš™¹šš˜ššŽšš• š™²ššŠšš›šš—ššŠšš ā™‘ šŸ¤ŖMar 16
@dch was slow walking or running?
Show threadflorian 
@joel @dch under-desk treadmills run quieter and are cushioned differently. I doubt a comparison to a gym is realistic. I only did theoretical research and in the end decided against it.
Mar 17 at 3:50amWeb
Show threadš™¹šš˜ššŽšš• š™²ššŠšš›šš—ššŠšš ā™‘ šŸ¤ŖMar 17

@florian yeah, I meant under-desk teeadmills in fact, not the real big gym thing.

@dch