Best Home Treadmill

I want to purchase a machine to use in my home to help me get in shape - treadmill, rowing, machine, stationary bike, elliptical machine... What is the most recommended or best machine to help me get in shape?

I got myself a Bowflex Ultimate. There are literally hundreds upon hundreds of exercises you can do , it doesn't take up much room, it folds up and you can move it like a dolly, and you can do the rowing and most anything else. There are several different types for different needs, and it builds muscle fast! and its incredibly quiet. I would recommend to check out their website and look at all the different models. Working out on this machine has made a huge difference for me, definitely one of the best financial decisions ive ever made. I will never have to buy another exercise machine ever again. Good luck in your search.

2009-04-23 10:55:11 by Tracy

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I'm a 17yr old boy and I am currently 5' 8" and 235lbs and I am wondering what are good ways to lose weight rather quickly on my treadmill and my home gym.
I'm a 17yr old boy and I am currently 5' 8" and 235lbs and I am wondering what are good ways to lose weight rather quickly on my treadmill and my home gym. My target weight for right now is to get down to 200lbs

ohkay
try cutting back some
and working out every other day
pick a 3 days out of the week and stick with them
also 30 sit ups a night will help u out tremendously!

2009-02-14 12:09:08 by John D

Price: $2.99

I'd prefer something lesser than $500 but its ok if its more.

My request:
** Please recommend something you have used or are using only.
** If you know of a treadmill that I should avoid, please let me know too.


Thanks so much for your help.
:)

Hi there! I'm a fitness professional and recommend a lot of different fitness equipment, based on my clients' needs. Stay away from Nordic Track, Weslo, Image, Epic, Proform, Healthrider, Reebook, or any other fitness equipment from the Nordic Track family. Based on personal experience and reviews, they just aren't worth the money...

For quality built cardio equipment (in other-words those that will be reliable and last for years) they start in the $600 range. Your best bet is a brand new Horizon T71 treadmill or EX55 elliptical. For their price they're the best deal around! I just checked pricing yesterday for someone and A2Z Fit (link below) was the best on-line dealer out there and one that I've worked with many times in the past. They even beat Amazon on price and additional services, freebies, and no sales tax except for deliveries to PA. Since you're looking for a quality piece of fitness equipment, you have to remember that you get what you pay for... I hope that helps!

2007-01-09 09:44:14 by P

Price: $799.99 $699.00

Quick-start speed and incline buttons; 3 speed and 3 incline programs
Fully assembled treadmill that folds compactly and fits under bed or in closet
Measures 30.5 x 51.5 x 60.5 inches (W x H x D); lifetime frame warranty

Supermarkets have become really competitive with offering sports equipment.

Tesco direct do an excellent value treadmill, which is foldable.
It's £74.99 and the catalogue number is 200-2755.

Here's the description... The Body Sculpture Non-Motorised Treadmill comes in a black and silver colour. This self-powered treadmill has a computer which measures time, distance, speed, calories burned and has a scan function. Maximum weight: 100kg. This Body Sculpture treadmill is packed flat for home assembly. Tools and batteries are included.

eBay is another good try, you'll be sure to find loads on there! Good luck!

2008-01-29 03:28:21 by 2chairs

If you are purely looking for the cheapest, Argos are doing one for £300 and you get a free bike or cross trainer with it. That's pretty much unbeatable, if you exclude the useless 'non-motorised' ones.

Two other reliable, good value places to buy are www.gymworld.co.uk, or www.yorkfitness.com - try phoning the latter as they often have special offers in store that are not shown on their website.

2007-11-06 11:33:25 by VINCENT F