[blindLaw] Accessible Treadmill

[Singh, Nandini]

Hi All,

I understand that this is a bit off topic, but we should all get some kind of physical activity in light of how desk-bound the job of an attorney tends to be, and that has gotten amplified during the pandemic. To that end, I am wondering if there are favorite brands/models of treadmills out there that are accessible. I am not asking for anything fancy: just the ability to turn the unit on and adjust speed and inclined without having to interact with a touch screen but rather a flat button as you see on microwaves. I can design my own workout and locate music. A water bottle holder and stand for your phone are a nice bonus. Durability is important, and I am willing to spend good money for solid construction. As a result, many Nordic Track units are out, since I have not found them sturdy for daily use, but let me know if there is some amazing premium line that I am not considering! I wanted to ask you all for ideas before I start cold calling manufacturers because the verbal descriptions on websites are laughably useless for the kinds of parameters I have in mind. I would appreciate your sharing thoughts with me.

Thanks!
Nikki


Nandini Singh

Covington & Burling LLP
One CityCenter, 850 Tenth Street, NW
Washington, DC 20001-4956
T +1 202 662 5113 | nsingh at cov.com
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