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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: theolodian on 24 March 2008, 20:11:00
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How much does a decent home treadmill cost? One that the belt doesn't stop every time my foot hits it.
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Nothing, you get your arse out the front door and run round the block..... :y
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How much does a decent home treadmill cost? One that the belt doesn't stop every time my foot hits it.
I paid 300 for one.....got it from ...JJB sports, and it s the dogs round ones.
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Nothing, you get your arse out the front door and run round the block..... :y
Most places I would, but not the UK! :P
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Nothing, you get your arse out the front door and run round the block..... :y
I was with you all the way Mark, until you said 'Run' ;D - my 14.5st of bulk doesn't take kindly to running :-[
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Nothing, you get your arse out the front door and run round the block..... :y
Most places I would, but not the UK! :P
Funnily, the one place I wouldn't is the US.....do you live in a bad area then?
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I know everywhere has good and not so good areas, but thought most of central Leamington was fine (esp after my sister left :-X)
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new trainers asda £9.99 ;D ;)
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How much does a decent home treadmill cost? One that the belt doesn't stop every time my foot hits it.
Sister in Law got one you can have for £250....
Its a Carl Lewis.... :y
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Nothing, you get your arse out the front door and run round the block..... :y
Most places I would, but not the UK! :P
Funnily, the one place I wouldn't is the US.....do you live in a bad area then?
No, but weather is cr@p and no decent paths or large parks. Suicidal to run or bike on the roads. The US outside of the main cities is completely different. Everywhere I've lived in the US and Europe other than the UK, and that is several places, had good running/biking/rollerblading/etc. places nearby - as long as it wasn't 40 degrees out. ::)
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Nothing, you get your arse out the front door and run round the block..... :y
Most places I would, but not the UK! :P
Funnily, the one place I wouldn't is the US.....do you live in a bad area then?
No, but weather is cr@p and no decent paths or large parks. Suicidal to run or bike on the roads. The US outside of the main cities is completely different. Everywhere I've lived in the US and Europe other than the UK, and that is several places, had good running/biking/rollerblading/etc. places nearby - as long as it wasn't 40 degrees out. ::)
Lol, I guess Leamington is a bit backward for that, we have great facilities for that in Nottingham......plus the english countryside is the best for biking once you are in it.
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Loo Knee and Miggy - Please PM me the details if you don't mind. :y
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Loo Knee and Miggy - Please PM me the details if you don't mind. :y
Done :y
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Nothing, you get your arse out the front door and run round the block..... :y
Most places I would, but not the UK! :P
Funnily, the one place I wouldn't is the US.....do you live in a bad area then?
No, but weather is cr@p and no decent paths or large parks. Suicidal to run or bike on the roads. The US outside of the main cities is completely different. Everywhere I've lived in the US and Europe other than the UK, and that is several places, had good running/biking/rollerblading/etc. places nearby - as long as it wasn't 40 degrees out. ::)
Lol, I guess Leamington is a bit backward for that, we have great facilities for that in Nottingham......plus the english countryside is the best for biking once you are in it.
It's odd. Last time I went to the US it was suicide to walk anywhere outside let alone run, and everyone was jogging round the shopping mall centre.
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Kevin
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I've got one of these. Pricey but will last a lifetime.
http://www.c2shop.co.uk/products/indoor_rower_d.php
Better than a treadmill for me as no impact on the knees.