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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Like many people, I sit on my butt all day at work. While I exercise on a near-daily basis, I’m well ...

If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Get your steps in without leaving your house Walmart Keeping up with your daily movement can feel difficult during winter when it’s too ...

If you’ve been waiting for a good discount to finally hop on the under-desk treadmill (a.k.a. walking pad) bandwagon, your time has arrived. There are tons of Black Friday walking pad deals already ...

The explosion of work-from-home life has given many of us new habits. We take video calls from our couch, do laundry at lunchtime, and redecorate our living rooms to become our office space. One shiny ...

Walking pads and treadmills are both useful exercise tools. Walking pads are more compact and lightweight and are designed for light walking. Treadmills are bigger and bulkier, with more features.

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I love my treadmill-desk setup with a walking pad, and it's been great for my body and mind. Elliott Harrell My number of daily steps plummeted when I moved out of a walkable city and began working ...

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My number of daily steps plummeted when I moved out of a walkable city and began working from home. I bought a walking pad nearly two years ago to try to get my steps back up, and I use it every day ...

For nearly eight years, I didn't have a car and lived in super walkable cities, like New York City, which meant I often got close to 10,000 steps a day just by commuting to work and doing daily tasks ...