Carlisle treadmills

jetblack1981

Do any if their treadmills work
It seem I get me cardio from looking
for a decent one that work okay

Jarren

Say that again..

Dotcomdolly

Jarren wrote: »

Say that again..

The treadmills are frequently out of order so he gets his cardo from walking around looking for a working one.

Sorry can't help as I haven't been since school holidays started - one week tomorrow and I'll be back!!

mmaniac

I only use carlisle for cardio but half the threadmills dont work properly. The track is jerking on lots of them.

cavedave

jetblack1981

Do any if their treadmills work

The treadmill was invented as a hard labour device for prisons in 1818.

Prisoners would step on the 24 spokes of a large paddle wheel, climbing it like a modern StairMaster. As the spokes turned, the gears were used to pump water or crush grains. (Hence the eventual name treadmill.) In grueling eight-hour shifts, prisoners would climb the equivalent of 7,200 feet.

Prison guard James Hardie said the treadmill’s “monotonous steadiness, and not its severity, which constitutes its terror…”

swimming in a sea

I used to be a member there and found the same thing, a lot of them were always out of order. So when got busy you could miss out, I packed in the membership, I've found running outside is much better than treadmill, it seems for me I can go faster and further than treadmill.

jetblack1981

Sorry about he grammer everyone
You could probualy tell I was a wee bit tired when
I first posted this but I guess everyone understood it
Thanks