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When Choosing A Home Treadmill
By Joann Grant
Your body is the god-given equipment. But to get it into a proper shape, what will come handy to you is a man-made equipment called treadmill.
And when you will visit the treadmill market, you will find several models promising you the moon. You can get a home treadmill by making a decent investment of around $1000.
With in this price range you will buy a durable treadmill along with a service warranty for 2 years for parts and 10 years for motor warranty.
If your ambitions are high and you wish to be an area level athlete, a confirmed jogger, shell out $ 500 extra. In such models you get a 20” wide belt, 2.5 HP motor and high quality components. This treadmill will give you service for 24 hours.
Do you wish to reach still greater heights? Come to the $2000 range. In such models the decks are longer, the motor is very powerful and withstand any rigor. The belt and the deck are designed to receive generous pounding. The deck of a treadmill should be minimum 3/4” thick.
The hallmark of a treadmill is the motor. It is the heart of the treadmill. It should run not grudgingly, but with a co-operative and competitive spirit. More noise, means more psychological bother and such motors are sure to burn out quickly.
While buying a home treadmill, just don't consider the features of the treadmill alone. Do give a proper thought to your features as well, mainly your weight and height. You need extra horse power for the motor if you are a 'weighty' person. If you are a tall man and if treadmill is built with very short walking/running surfaces, you will find difficulty in practice.
The average length of the treadmill surface is 50”. If your height is more than 6' 3”, consider surfaces between 56” to 58”. You are on the surface during every moment of the practice. Therefore, you need to feel comfortable all the time there and do not carry the anxiety of less space in your mind.
For average size walkers, I suggest a treadmill with a minimum 50" long surface. If you are over 6'3", you may want to consider 56" surface. For tall runners, you want to consider models that have 58" long running surfaces. Nothing is more discomforting, when you feel you are running off the end of a treadmill.
Folding home treadmills have their own plus points. They save lots of space and make their presence felt only at the time of exercise. Otherwise, they quietly lie in any corner.
The greatest advantage of the home treadmill is that you do exercise in the comfort of your home, with no gym bills to pay. You save lots of time in traveling, to and from the gym.
To get more information on treadmill, treadmill care and home treadmills visit http://www.treadmill-online.com/home/
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