find cheap fitness treadmill for $150 and less.?
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Honestly, you will not find even a satisfactory motorized treadmill for less than $150 (if it's new).  If you do, there is a good chance of extremely cheap manufacturing which will only lead to breakdown within a few months (that is if you use it weekly).  If you have a very tight budget try and find a higher quality used treadmill that's a few years old.  You're likely to get a much better bang for your buck.  \n\nFrom experience, spending any less than $300-$400 on a treadmill is just not worth it.
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Footaction, Foot Locker, Champs Sports, Eastbay Magazine, they will probably be at your local mall or something. They'll run you $150
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an exercise bike or treadmill
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I'd go with an elliptical because has as much impact as walking, and is more quiet then a treadmill, also you can set different programs for forward and backward motion.
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I guess it depends on what you need.  Do you mean for weight training or aerobic?  I find treadmills, exercise bicycles, and steppers quite good and safe.  \n\nIn terms of weight training I use free weights so I am not that familiar with the different machines, but my friends swear by BowFlex.\n\nI would suggest you do some internet research, look around some gyms in your area, viist sports equipment stores, and ask lots of questions at the gyms and stores.  Your local library probably has books that might help you.
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My opinion is to BUY it. Workout at home saves you time, and you can take a shower right after at your own place. Good idea to have one at home.\n\nThe Nordic Track CX 938 Elliptical is an extremely popular elliptical trainer with buyers.  Priced at $599 it is certainly affordable for many elliptical buyers - but is it worth it? Here's a review of the Nordic Track CX 938 Elliptical to help you decide if it's right for you. \n\nMain Features:\n\nSMR™ Silent Magnetic Resistance - Magnetic resistance uses magnetic pull to create the resistance in your workout.  This makes for a very quiet workout.  Choose from 10 intensity levels to target specific workout and conditioning goals. \n\nOversized Pedals - helps you find a comfortable foot hold or change the length of your stride for an optimal workout.\n\niFit Compatible - The Nordic Track 938 CX can run optional iFIT.com® workouts in addition to the workouts built-in to your console. This can help fight off exercise boredom and burn more calories over the long run.\n\nClearView™ Backlit Console - This easy to read, backlit console keeps track of speed, time, distance, calories, carbs, pulse, resistance and revolutions per minute\n\nTarget Pacer - This tool lets you know when you need to work a little harder or slow down – so you know you can optimize your exercise time and burn max calories.\n\nNordic Track Warranty - All Nordic Track elliptical trainers are covered for one year on the frame, motor, parts and all labor charges.\n\nWorkout Fans -  Four fan settings let you choose between low, medium, high or AutoBreeze™, which automatically changes the airflow to match the speed of your elliptical.\n\nPros: The Nordic Track CX 938 elliptical is one of the better 'economy' buys on the market, especially with the silent magnetic resistance and the one year warranty.  If you are on a tight budget, the CX 938 is truly affordable. It also is fairly smooth and silent.\n\nCons: This is a very basic elliptical.  It does not offer incline capability (as does the upgraded Nordic Track 998) and the console is limited. While the 1 year warranty is ok, don't plan on using this machine for years.\n\nBottom Line: At this price point, if you are extremely limited in funds, the Nordic Track CX 938 is definitely a good value.  It is quiet and smooth in operation.  \n\nHowever, if you can spend a bit more there are several other better options like the Nordic track 998 or even the Schwinn 418.
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Hi! I have one of these. It is a little weird at first. I thought I was going to kill myself on it! However, with very little time you can get the hang of it.\nIt is a pretty good workout but isn't that intense. \nI prefer a treadmill.
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I bought my elliptical a year ago and it is still very quiet... I found it in consumer reports as being one of the best...\nthe brand is schwinn.\nit was 'best' for under $1000, and $1000 - $2000.\ngood luck
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aerobics: $10\n\nexercise equipment: $100\n\npersonal trainer: $50\n\nlosing 8 pounds: priceless\n\nfor everything else there is master card.
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A treadmill that isn't plugged into a wall. You just walk or run on it without electricity.
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You can go to Ross or Marshalls and pick up a really cheap exercise tape. They have fun ones like belly-dancing, or intense cardio work-outs. Choose one that you think you will actually enjoy doing everyday. I bought a two-set of Pilates DVDs for only $7! It includes 8, 20 minute workouts. Hope this helps!...and good luck!\n:)
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schwinn makes a treadmill?
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I have a Pace Master Pro that is excellent.  A good website for ratings and comparisons of treadmills is http://www.treadmilldoctor.com
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Expensive!  My wife was looking at these and decided against them.\n\nThe really cheap model is $300.\nThe nice one is almost $1800.\n\nThat buys a LOT of visits to the gym with a lot more variety in workouts.
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Ebay link below. You should be more specific when you say cheap though.
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go to www.newegg.com and check they have them as low as 20 bucks
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I don't kown of any.  Bodybuilding.com everyone has said is the cheapest.