Very interesting, this is the first video that I have watched and I've watched a ton that suggests to get a manual treadmill for a better workout. It's like a lightbulb going off above my head. I want to get a low cost manual treadmill for walking at home, not a fan of walking outside with broken sidewalks, cars, dog poop, etc. and let's not forget covid. I want to thank you for this video because I've now made the decision to go manual and not be plugged into a wall socket.
I brought a 80$ cardio slide from WalMart...it seems I'm using my whole body instead of the help you get using a motorized treadmill...the manual seems to provide more resistance....
Lost credibility when you said “an electric treadmill won’t make you better at running or improve stamina”. You could argue that’s it’s less effective, but running on treadmill will certainly still get you in shape versus not running at all.
just bought a pair of barefoot runners .. for some reason I feel my core , hip flexors , and loosening of hips more on the manual treadmill more than walking outside , lol... any explanation to this ? would this be better for ironing out weakness under strict conditions ?
What is a good non-motorized treadmill that you would recommend? Perhaps you can suggest an Entry-Level, Mid-Level, and Advanced. Thank you in advance…
i got a manual one and i did not like that you have to use your feet to push on the track to make it move , then i went out and got a electric one and to me its more comfortable running on it , i'm about 1000 mile from getting my 6 pac , i have lost close to a 100 pound on this electric treadmill , in my opinion a electric treadmill works better if you really want to get healthy and shed some pound,
Very useful video. I'm a runner but haven't found time to run on the road since starting my new job so I join a gym near the office so I can use their treadmill. They have both motorized and non motorized treadmill, but I'm unfamiliar with the non motorized one.
hello, im on a postural mission myself.. iron neck, monkey feet, Achilles warrior ankle strentheners ,and most recently barefoot runners.. maybe you can answer my question: new to barefoot runners ... I've noticed much greater activation and release of muscles on the manual treadmill more so than actual walking ... any insight to this ... I almost would find it hard to believe that the curve manual is better than actual walking however my muscles seem to respond better....your thoughts?
The paradox, is that the manual, non-motorized treadmills are 5x-10x the cost of their motorized counterparts. $329 for motorized, $3,600 for the non-motorized model shown in this video. That's a steep price for someone hoping to get into running with the correct form and fit.
Yes, but I would not expect a $329 treadmill to last a long time. I bought a cheaper motorized treadmill for home use that I used almost everyday, and the motor broke down in less than a year, even with proper care and lubrication. So price is not everything,. I am thinking maybe I can strip the motor of my cheap treadmill, set it at an incline, and use it as a non-motorized treadmill.
I am a lifelong runner. My buddy, who doesn't run, bought a motorized for him & his wife. He showed it to me and was so proud of it. I was speechless for a millisecond...luckily, I'm a decent actor - so I pulled it off. Personally, I could never run indoors, but I'm buying one for my daughter since the neighborhood has gone downhill & its not safe for women to run. You should provide a link for a decent mech. treadmill...you can help us & make some cash for yourself.
The harder you run the more noise it makes......do you think my neighbours will be happy if I do use a non motorized treadmill early in the morning or during the day? I prefer a non motorized treadmill though...the electric treadmill will raise my electricity bills 😂 😂
Hello...using regular treadmill you don’t get better at running, well thats just wrong statement. You do get better at running, I got my 17:00 5k in a year from 35:00 min 5k, and 80% of my running training was on electrical treadmill 10% on road and 10% on track. (I did other exercise too). So please don’t say you don’t get better at running. I can even make an argument against manual treadmill. I think manual treadmill is good for anaerobic sprints, but for endurance long distances is not suitable.
MrSergecj definitely. I helped one of my clients qualify for Boston with an electric treadmill and didn’t even run outside. Most fitness products work great it’s just how you use them.
Agreed when I was in Iraq back in 2009 most days we couldn't run outside because the sand storms were so bad and the dust in the air was terrible. I spent a whole year there running on a treadmill every day and I got my 2 mile time down to the mid-12s from the 15s. Granted you'll always be slower when you hit the ground but not significantly I usually have a 30-second difference or so.
I do prefer manual treadmills, but your reasoning makes no sense. When you run outside, are you pushing the ground behind you? No, you are moving yourself forward on top of the ground. The only difference of the manual treadmill is you have to initiate the movement, but once it's moving it shouldn't actually require any backward force to keep it moving because it's moving from momentum and sliding on ball bearings. Have you never tried moving on an electric treadmill when it's off? If it doesn't have a locking mechanism. It's the exact same thing
This is bullshit. I agree that manual treadmills require more energy than motarized treadmills, but the legs are still moving on motarized treadmills, and the heart rate still increases. Plus, cushioned motarized treadmills are much better for leg and knee joints than manual treadmills. The curved manual treadmills are definately more benificial, but don't say for a minute that motarized treadmills are useless. What I would do is find a gym with the curved manual treadmills, use them, but for home use, get a motarized treadmill instead. The curved manual treadmills are too expensive in my opinion to justify the cost for home use.
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Your channel is very under rated. Brilliant content man
Very interesting, this is the first video that I have watched and I've watched a ton that suggests to get a manual treadmill for a better workout. It's like a lightbulb going off above my head. I want to get a low cost manual treadmill for walking at home, not a fan of walking outside with broken sidewalks, cars, dog poop, etc. and let's not forget covid. I want to thank you for this video because I've now made the decision to go manual and not be plugged into a wall socket.
Con. ..Vid.. is a con... 😂
Amazes me people can't see the truth about it all still
i was very confused between which one to buy motorized or manual and found your video now i can decide.. thanks buddy.... :)
Yes but, this particular treadmill you're running on, is probably way more expensive than some good electric treadmills.
Yeah, look at all those numerous roller bearings
Yeah because it's a curved one, they're more professional treadmills that usually come as manual. A normal manual is usually very cheap
Priceless information, thank you!
I brought a 80$ cardio slide from WalMart...it seems I'm using my whole body instead of the help you get using a motorized treadmill...the manual seems to provide more resistance....
Thanks for clearing all my doubts
Very useful. I have ran on both and the manual treadmill also gives a good arm workout if holding the bars
Awesome video
Awesome video-Thanks
Please, dont think for one second that a motorized ( engine ) treadmill does not work for exercising.
+ bill (ie coal powered electricity)
And remember , safety is your number one priority
Lol 😂😂😂😂
Thnks bro for ur advice
Lost credibility when you said “an electric treadmill won’t make you better at running or improve stamina”. You could argue that’s it’s less effective, but running on treadmill will certainly still get you in shape versus not running at all.
Thank you for good information:)
Awesome video....NEEDS TO BE EXPOSED MORE!
what is the model name of the treadmill in the video shown?
Can you adjust the resistance so it makes it harder?
Instead of treadmill .. can run in road or track...can save lot money and electricity ..and we get good oxygen.
Not on ice or in the snow...
But if your treadmill doesn’t have an engine on it you can’t drive it around
Ok. I want to drive around the world on my treadmill 💅
Which model Number is it ???
just bought a pair of barefoot runners .. for some reason I feel my core , hip flexors , and loosening of hips more on the manual treadmill more than walking outside , lol... any explanation to this ? would this be better for ironing out weakness under strict conditions ?
thank you video
AKA an electric treadmill and magnetic treadmill
What is a good non-motorized treadmill that you would recommend? Perhaps you can suggest an Entry-Level, Mid-Level, and Advanced. Thank you in advance…
i got a manual one and i did not like that you have to use your feet to push on the track to make it move , then i went out and got a electric one and to me its more comfortable running on it , i'm about 1000 mile from getting my 6 pac , i have lost close to a 100 pound on this electric treadmill , in my opinion a electric treadmill works better if you really want to get healthy and shed some pound,
what brand are those blue shoes ? they look awsome, love you, greetings from romania!
They are reeboks, but I'd love to know what model exactly.
Kzy Reebok!
Any treadmill is good for fitness, saying motorised don't give you the same benefits is wrong.
whats the brand of this treadmill?
Seriously, what a dumb video.
Very useful video. I'm a runner but haven't found time to run on the road since starting my new job so I join a gym near the office so I can use their treadmill. They have both motorized and non motorized treadmill, but I'm unfamiliar with the non motorized one.
What is the name of this treadmill? Is it manual
I have a manual & I know theyre better for excercising. I came here looking for posture information.
hello, im on a postural mission myself.. iron neck, monkey feet, Achilles warrior ankle strentheners ,and most recently barefoot runners.. maybe you can answer my question: new to barefoot runners ... I've noticed much greater activation and release of muscles on the manual treadmill more so than actual walking ... any insight to this ... I almost would find it hard to believe that the curve manual is better than actual walking however my muscles seem to respond better....your thoughts?
the run and the walk it is good da?
straight board or curve board manual treadmill?
The paradox, is that the manual, non-motorized treadmills are 5x-10x the cost of their motorized counterparts. $329 for motorized, $3,600 for the non-motorized model shown in this video. That's a steep price for someone hoping to get into running with the correct form and fit.
Yes, but I would not expect a $329 treadmill to last a long time. I bought a cheaper motorized treadmill for home use that I used almost everyday, and the motor broke down in less than a year, even with proper care and lubrication. So price is not everything,. I am thinking maybe I can strip the motor of my cheap treadmill, set it at an incline, and use it as a non-motorized treadmill.
I see subtitles in Romanian. Mulțumesc!
Get me one like this for reasonable price for home use.
How stupid does one have to be to think that a motorized treadmill is of no use?
Trainnig 💪❤️😘
This type of treadmill is dangerous! Literally face palm if u let a large women on it.
We heard you, but not sure if you are any sort of certified expert to be dishing out convincing advisory like this
Dad bods rule
I am a lifelong runner. My buddy, who doesn't run, bought a motorized for him & his wife. He showed it to me and was so proud of it. I was speechless for a millisecond...luckily, I'm a decent actor - so I pulled it off. Personally, I could never run indoors, but I'm buying one for my daughter since the neighborhood has gone downhill & its not safe for women to run. You should provide a link for a decent mech. treadmill...you can help us & make some cash for yourself.
The harder you run the more noise it makes......do you think my neighbours will be happy if I do use a non motorized treadmill early in the morning or during the day? I prefer a non motorized treadmill though...the electric treadmill will raise my electricity bills 😂 😂
Hello...using regular treadmill you don’t get better at running, well thats just wrong statement.
You do get better at running, I got my 17:00 5k in a year from 35:00 min 5k, and 80% of my running training was on electrical treadmill 10% on road and 10% on track. (I did other exercise too).
So please don’t say you don’t get better at running.
I can even make an argument against manual treadmill. I think manual treadmill is good for anaerobic sprints, but for endurance long distances is not suitable.
MrSergecj do you put gradient? if so whats the %?
MrSergecj definitely. I helped one of my clients qualify for Boston with an electric treadmill and didn’t even run outside. Most fitness products work great it’s just how you use them.
Agreed when I was in Iraq back in 2009 most days we couldn't run outside because the sand storms were so bad and the dust in the air was terrible. I spent a whole year there running on a treadmill every day and I got my 2 mile time down to the mid-12s from the 15s. Granted you'll always be slower when you hit the ground but not significantly I usually have a 30-second difference or so.
MrSergecj Jesus loves you
What's unsuitable about it?
i know nothing about manual or electric treadmills but i opine that manual treadmills were used as punishment. so it's a grind.
I do prefer manual treadmills, but your reasoning makes no sense. When you run outside, are you pushing the ground behind you? No, you are moving yourself forward on top of the ground. The only difference of the manual treadmill is you have to initiate the movement, but once it's moving it shouldn't actually require any backward force to keep it moving because it's moving from momentum and sliding on ball bearings. Have you never tried moving on an electric treadmill when it's off? If it doesn't have a locking mechanism. It's the exact same thing
This is bullshit. I agree that manual treadmills require more energy than motarized treadmills, but the legs are still moving on motarized treadmills, and the heart rate still increases. Plus, cushioned motarized treadmills are much better for leg and knee joints than manual treadmills. The curved manual treadmills are definately more benificial, but don't say for a minute that motarized treadmills are useless. What I would do is find a gym with the curved manual treadmills, use them, but for home use, get a motarized treadmill instead. The curved manual treadmills are too expensive in my opinion to justify the cost for home use.
Good luck doing 10% hill reps on a non motorized treadmill
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