The treadmill revisited: faster, stronger, and stranger than you expected
When most of us think of a treadmill, we envision a dusty machine in the corner of the basement, which we bought in our brief enthusiasm for exercise, and then promptly forgot or adamantly avoided. For those of us who make it to the gym, even the professional industry treadmills, some of the most used machines on the market, require extensive repair within the first one to two years of their lifetime.
