Treadmill advice needed

On Jul 7, 3:45 am, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am thinking about buying my first treadmill. My family and I are on
> a very, very tight budget and we are counting every penny so this is a
> huge decision for us and I need some help in deciding which one to
> pick.
>
> I am 6 foot 3 (189cm) for 252 pounds (115kgs) and I need to walk for
> about 30min on a daily basis to loose weight. The climate where I
> live makes outdoor walking impossible most of the year and, besides, I
> need to stay at home to watch for the kids. I do not plan to run on
> the treadmill, only walk, initially slowly (I am very much out of
> shape), but eventually at a brisk pace to get a good aerobic exercise.
>
> I have been initially tempted to buy the NordicTrack C2155 (http://tinyurl.com/5amgjq)
>
> But the newer NordicTrack A2350 looks even better to me (http://tinyurl.com/5mfsxs
> )
>
> My questions to you are:
>
> 1) Do NordicTrack treadmills have a good reputation?
> 2) What do you think of the two models I am considering?
> 3) Can you think of a better (as in value for the money) deal than
> these NordicTrack treadmills?
>
> Many thanks for any pointers!
>
> Mamadu

My English is bad, I don't know what Nordic Track means, is a
machinery for improve your aerobic condition, isn't it? Well, I am an
old man in body-building and fitness, I am 46 years old and 25 in
work-out. I leave in Romania, and I see, everybody wants to earn a
penny. Nothing bed in this, but, by the way, we all are human( or we
should be). On short, whay doesn't you walk out with your children?
It couldn't be so freazen or too hot! You could improve your condition
making this, and also your relation with your children. You could
choose to walk just five minutes for begining. If you will do this for
one weeks, your period will increase- ten minutes, twenty...one hour
or less/ daily. When you will get used with the efort, you will carry
some weight (1killo, 2 killo and so on). What can I say?Nobody will
fallow your advices, and maybe it's better to shut up (a friend of
mine, psychologist tell me this).
Your friend (not psychologist), Ilie Andrei.