is it the same as walking
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It can be. It all depends on what you do with the machine. When you let go of the handles, you can swing your arms as if you are walking or jogging. Your legs can be straight or slightly bent. I have a variety of different exercizes that I do. I just keep moving; and before I know it, I've gone 30 minutes plus.
647652
Very close. You do not have any heel impact as the machine is all glider. It works fine for me as I have hip problems.
647653
The motion is different because you don't have the "push-off" with each step that you do when walking. However it is better because you have many different exercise motions that aren't available when walking, such as leaning forward, leaning back, even working it sideways. The Gazelle is great for people who have problems with impact exercise such as walking or running. The DVD of Gazelle exercises is a must to get the maximum from the Gazelle.
647654
Just about the same but slightly more intense on the thighs & calves It works your arms as well .
1939684
Same as your walker. I can't carry anything without it. Can't believe I went 4 years without it.u
1757082
Yes, the running feature works well for walking and hiking. If you're also a runner, however, then walks will really pull down the average speed in your history. You can work around this by creating custom spreadsheets and downloading the data off the watch, but there is not a separate "walk" feature on the watch.
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I would say that walking on your TrekDesk is not really a work out. It is movement. Sitting at my desk for 8, 10 or sometimes 12 hours a day was uncomfortable. I needed movement. I walk at 1-1.5 mph when I type and yes, I type I do not hunt and peck. When I am on a conference call and I am not typing I usually walk faster so that I do not answer emails and stay focused on the conversation.
2253558
It Will go at a pretty fast paced walk. It can be slowed down to normal walk.
433752
It was fine to walk on. A little awkward if you are on uneven ground. Much better than crutches!
1975850
It is pretty easy for an adult to move. If you hold it from the top/middle, you can walk it around to different locations.
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Nope. The Walking Foot comes with it's own foot. At times it's an inconvenience but that's the way it is. The idea with the Walking Foot is to keep the fabrics moving together at the same time. I imagine, since I didn't design the Walking Foot, that that is what is needed for the process to work.
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Yes that is exactly what I use. You just have to decide if you walk better with the wide or the skinny side forward. || or ==
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Yes, there is a quick start mode that just allows you to start walking and set speed and incline. I did not think I would use the programs either but the level 1 if each program is really easy and the golf course program is a good walking ome. Even in a program you can change the speed and incline.
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Yes but it tends to move when walking. I have to keep it on the tightest pull (don't know how else to phrase that) and it does move.The belt however stays put. Trust me when I tell just this morning i thought "wow this thing is one of the best items i have ever bought!" I use it alot cause i walk 3-4 times a week. Buy it
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Yes. It's very big. We use it all the time and have 5 in our family. We love this walk.
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There is a small weighted device inside. It moves easily back and forth when you are walking. This generates a signal that you are taking steps. If that is not it, it may have a loose screw or something and may have to be replaced.
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yes i ware it all the time. it has corected the problem of over laping a littel, but it will come back. but it makes it not hurt when walking. i have used same one for months now. still good shape, and works same. discolored a littel.
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I'm not sure. But I will tell you this walker has changed my life. I absolutely love it. It just gives me that edge and confidence to move better.
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Yes as a walker only not for sitting in while transporting. sit in it only while stopped. Sit in flat terrain.
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Sorry no, but you could keep a record of the steps and then calculate each walk.