These treadmills look like they belong in a hamster’s cage. Why is the fitness equipment in most condominium gyms so horrendous? Low grade equipment is fine for someone casually using the device in their home, but it should not be placed in commercial fitness settings or community workout areas. Over-the-shelf fitness equipment is not manufactured with components that can withstand the constant beating that multiple users will inflict upon it.
Friday, May 22, 2009
You Get What You Pay For
These treadmills look like they belong in a hamster’s cage. Why is the fitness equipment in most condominium gyms so horrendous? Low grade equipment is fine for someone casually using the device in their home, but it should not be placed in commercial fitness settings or community workout areas. Over-the-shelf fitness equipment is not manufactured with components that can withstand the constant beating that multiple users will inflict upon it.
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