When using the TC does one have to walk with legs wider then normal walking on treadmill?
594911
Hi, I can't say I really remember, as I have tried to put the experience behind me....honestly though, I would make a careful choice on this one......you will not be receiving what you see on t.v.......unfortunately.......
594912
No, it's a normal stride. The treadles are not paced apart. The overall width is the same as a treadmill belt, but just split at the middle to give it the "step-like" motion.
198064
You can't adjust the stride length. You can only adjust the stride incline (which may slightly increase stride length by perhaps 2 inches at max) and the resistance. Stride length is not a feature that elipticals have unless you can somehow find one with interchangeable fly-wheels. (hint...no such eliptical exists)
1611768
In my case my treadmill belt came already adjusted I haven't made any adjustments at all. I have been using it daily with no issues at all. It depends if the belt is not adjusted when assemble then yes you will have to adjusted.
2029353
I use lube-walk on the belts of my treadclimber. They're not twenty inches wide however in my research ofthe product I found on wide belts you must lubricate FROM both side as equally as possible. Depending on the amount of time you spend walking or running you may need to lubricate the belt more often. Tim G.
271196
You probably have shorter steps, but it would be wise to try and calculate the pedometer on a treadmill or a mile you have marked off previously. I found that I had underestimated my stride when I first set up my pedometer after having walked my regular route. I had to readjust my initial setting from 28" to 30" a step.
1857099
I don't know if I am the best person to answer this as I am only 5 foot even so my stride is nowhere near what yours likely is but I can tell you that the treadmill track is five feet long so depending on your stride walking and running, I believe that will tell you whether it will work for you.
1919640
It is a bit more reclined than the gt. If you aren't planning on jogging, the gt has more space, especially leg room b/c the leg area isn't tapered.
802979
Christopher, I would liken this treadmill at just slightly less than the ones I used to use at the County Recreation Center. I am 5'9 and 200 and have been using this thing to walk 4 miles per day at 15 minute miles five days a week. I keep the belt lubricated with silicone like the manual says and have had zero problems with it. Everything works today the same as it has for the past two years. This has been a quality piece of equipment that is built very well. I can't see that you would have a problem with it at all. Hope this answers your question. Please feel free to contact me if you have anymore.
799250
I checked the schematics on their site for dimensions and took the dimensions with me to shop for a treadmill. My panel is completely clear of the desk. On the down side, I didn't think a padded treadmill that important. I was wrong. Hours of walking requires a padded deck on the treadmill.
1080142
When you raise the desk, it moves toward you a few inches. I don't use it with a treadmill. I think you're asking if it will do that, and so the answer is a conditional yes. I'm out of town now so I can't be more definitive. If you can wait until Friday, I'll give you more detail.
1333053
I am 6' 3" and 200# I run pretty fast on it (as much as 8.5mph depending on the workout). I have now cracked the deck twice. I am upsizing to a higher rated treadmill. I think it would be fine for walking or slower running as it worked great for me before when I was much heavier and slower.
2241376
Yes, set up your stride in inches or centimeter. I chose mine in inches, the distance walked will be displayed in miles.
184572
I have my height adjustments about halfway, leaving about 6 inches to lower, and my treadmill is about 6 to 8 inches high. Raising and lowering would be easier with two people, as the adjustments are on both sides. Maybe with office chair lifted to max height looks doable to me. Walking at 1 mph i find is easy to fully function computer, phone, even writing long hand not disturbed too much. Standing I feel I would lean (terrible posture). I hope any of this helps. Should also mention, I have found the lack of swollen feet and ankles an added bonus. Best of luck to you.
2219681
Honestly as far as I can tell it's all the same thing. Mine also says "Walk-to-fit" 97670 on the side of it. All of these descriptions are on the same treadmill I'm afraid
718643
You definitely havwant to use both hands when walking on this treadmill. It is manual cheaper equipmenthan and is nothing like a treadmill in the gym. However, I like it because I live in an apartment and it works for me since all I use it for is light walking and running. Also, it is easy to fold up.
1182285
Walking is a bit tough because the shoe is very heavy. I wouldn't try driving with this shoe - the bulkiness of it would definitely impair your pedal control.
1039577
yes, a object rolls the length of the foot in a pattern. It also squeezes the legs, which I don't have a problem with, but some people think it is too tight. You will need the lift the leg supports via the computer console so your legs and feet all fit comfortly.Jessica