So I was curious if any of you take time to workout at home that own treadmills? I workout 3-4x a week at work gym or gym near home, but I am having a hard time always fitting it in , as DH works evenings and I can't send kids to gym daycare after school and daycare, they are tired. S I am thinking of biting the financial cost and getting a treadmill.....is it worth it? I love running amd it's my man cardio at the gym. What advice do you have with home gym equipment! Thanks
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We found ours half off on Amazon w Prime shipping.
If you are consistently using a treadmill at a gym, I think it can be a good investment. Usually you can get a decent one for about the cost of a years gym membership. A lot of people by them and don't use them, but I think it generally people that don't exercise, and think that if they had it in their home they would.
We have one, DH uses it 1-2x a week during crappy weather. I use it 1-2x a year. Since he has to maintain a certain weight for work, it was probably a pretty decent investment.
I have one and use it all the time. It was a great investment for me and is a real sanity saver. If you like to run, it is awesome to have a treadmill at home. Ours is in our rec room downstairs so I get on it after the kids are in bed, watch some Netflix, and go. It is awesome.
I also mix in some workout DVDs to get some variety, but I am on the treadmill 3-4x a week.
I love having a treadmill at home. I've been doing a lot of outside walking in the nice weather, but it's nice to be able to go straight to the basement to exercise when it's cold or dark out, and I can still get my workout in when DH is away for work and I'm home with DD. I've never been a going to the gym person, but I'm good with routine and having my own treadmill is so freaking convenient that it works for me.
I got a middle of the road treadmill without many fancy features and it worked fine for me.
But I've been awful about it lately.
Ditto PPs - if you love to run, get one, but to me it's soooo boring after a while. I'd actually much prefer an elliptical (and so would my knees), but DH insisted on the treadmill (which he never uses).