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Buying a treadmill has as many factors to consider as buying a car; and just like a car, it can be one of the most costly purchases you"ll make. Skimp on the price and you"ll get an inferior machine made with inferior parts that falls to pieces after minimal use. Paying too much for something that you end up hanging your clothes on or that ends up sitting in a corner to collect dust is also a waste.

If youre going to spend a good chunk of change on something like a treadmill, its best to be honest with yourself, first of all. What level of fitness are you looking for and how determined are you to stick with it? If youre only looking to get in shape by walking 2-3 times a week, you may not have to spend too much- OR if you have a habit of starting something and not following through, it might be better to just get out and enjoy the fresh air and take your walks outside. It will also be much cheaper. Even joining a gym where you only pay month to month will be better in the long run.

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