- May 31, 2003
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assuming you live near a city, in a perfect time and weather scenario do you prefer running on the pavement or the treadmill?
Some thoughts I have about treadmills:
I have been running for a decade but still cannot adjust to the treadmill after the run due to spatial balance, dizziness after finishing.
I also can't adjust to the lack of blowing air, it makes me feel light headed and lose some motivation..
Although I must admit it's easier on the treadmill to pass time by watching TV, talking to others or whatnot.
Some thoughts I have about treadmills:
I have been running for a decade but still cannot adjust to the treadmill after the run due to spatial balance, dizziness after finishing.
I also can't adjust to the lack of blowing air, it makes me feel light headed and lose some motivation..
Although I must admit it's easier on the treadmill to pass time by watching TV, talking to others or whatnot.