CONTEST CLOSED: Giveaway: Win a $1,299 Treadmill Desk from LifeSpan
Contest closed! The winner is:
MUFFINSKI
Congratulations!
A few weeks back, COACH_NICOLE blogged about one of our new favorite pieces of equipment here at the SparkPeople offices: the LifeSpan Treadmill Desk. We've been using this fun device to help bust afternoon fatigue and to sneak some extra activity into our days--and have experienced higher energy levels as a result!
Here is what LifeSpan has to say about the desk:
''The TR1200-DT Treadmill Desk was designed around how you work. It includes a sturdy work surface measuring 46.5" wide and 31" deep to easily support your laptop, printer, computer display and other electronics devices. The treadmill console is conveniently located in the front of the desk so it doesn't take space away from the working surface. For comfort and convenience, the TR1200-DT includes padded arm rests to ensure lasting comfort, and clean cable management with a cable tray tucked under the desk to store your cables.The display panel shows distance travelled, calories burned, time walking on the treadmill desk, and the Intelli-Step™ feature works like a pedometer and counts steps taken while you're working.
Increased risks of heart disease and obesity are just a couple of the health hazards related to a sedentary lifestyle. Lower back and hip pain, poor balance and mobility are also associated with prolonged periods of sitting. The list of ailments caused by too much sitting goes on to include higher risks of diabetes, depression and even cancer. Christine Friedenreich, an epidemiologist at Alberta Health Services/Cancer Care suggests that her research has found that inactivity is linked to an additional 37,000 cases of cancer. The research that has been done in the last few years on the dangers of sitting is nothing short of alarming. Sitting has become the new smoking.
The good news is that the solution is easy and quite natural — just reduce the amount of time spent sitting. Finding additional time in a hectic work day for more exercise can seem impossible, but with the LifeSpan Treadmill Desk taking the place of an office chair, not only can you eliminate the inactivity in your workday but you will find that you will have an increase in energy as well as productivity.''
If you are trying to be less sedentary during the day like we are, a treadmill desk is a great way to get you moving while still being productive at the office. Does the idea of an ''active'' desk sound good to you? You're in luck-- we are giving away a LifeSpan Treadmill Desk to one winner! In case you missed it, here's Coach Nicole's video review of the desk:
How do you sneak in extra activity during the day?
To enter, click here! Be sure to read the rules. This contest will end exactly two weeks from today! Winner will be notified via email.
MUFFINSKI
Congratulations!
A few weeks back, COACH_NICOLE blogged about one of our new favorite pieces of equipment here at the SparkPeople offices: the LifeSpan Treadmill Desk. We've been using this fun device to help bust afternoon fatigue and to sneak some extra activity into our days--and have experienced higher energy levels as a result!
Here is what LifeSpan has to say about the desk:
''The TR1200-DT Treadmill Desk was designed around how you work. It includes a sturdy work surface measuring 46.5" wide and 31" deep to easily support your laptop, printer, computer display and other electronics devices. The treadmill console is conveniently located in the front of the desk so it doesn't take space away from the working surface. For comfort and convenience, the TR1200-DT includes padded arm rests to ensure lasting comfort, and clean cable management with a cable tray tucked under the desk to store your cables.The display panel shows distance travelled, calories burned, time walking on the treadmill desk, and the Intelli-Step™ feature works like a pedometer and counts steps taken while you're working.
Increased risks of heart disease and obesity are just a couple of the health hazards related to a sedentary lifestyle. Lower back and hip pain, poor balance and mobility are also associated with prolonged periods of sitting. The list of ailments caused by too much sitting goes on to include higher risks of diabetes, depression and even cancer. Christine Friedenreich, an epidemiologist at Alberta Health Services/Cancer Care suggests that her research has found that inactivity is linked to an additional 37,000 cases of cancer. The research that has been done in the last few years on the dangers of sitting is nothing short of alarming. Sitting has become the new smoking.The good news is that the solution is easy and quite natural — just reduce the amount of time spent sitting. Finding additional time in a hectic work day for more exercise can seem impossible, but with the LifeSpan Treadmill Desk taking the place of an office chair, not only can you eliminate the inactivity in your workday but you will find that you will have an increase in energy as well as productivity.''
If you are trying to be less sedentary during the day like we are, a treadmill desk is a great way to get you moving while still being productive at the office. Does the idea of an ''active'' desk sound good to you? You're in luck-- we are giving away a LifeSpan Treadmill Desk to one winner! In case you missed it, here's Coach Nicole's video review of the desk:
How do you sneak in extra activity during the day?
To enter, click here! Be sure to read the rules. This contest will end exactly two weeks from today! Winner will be notified via email.
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Comments
- 4/18/2012 4:00:17 PM
Or one of the stupidest machine I've ever seen for the very long time. - 4/16/2012 10:17:02 PM
Best wishes to all! - 4/16/2012 3:27:20 PM
- 4/14/2012 10:40:44 PM
Definitely on my Wish List now !
- 4/14/2012 6:19:02 PM
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