What it’s like to use a treadmill desk

Treadmill desks can help users be extra-productive and leave them feeling energized as the end of the day.

By Staff | March 18, 2015 | Last updated on March 18, 2015

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Toller shares misconceptions about using the desk below:

Treadmill desks can help users be extra-productive and leave them feeling energized as the end of the day, says Carol Toller, executive editor at Canadian Business.

That was Toller’s experience when she tried a treadmill desk for a week. She kept a diary of her experience for CB.

While she wasn’t sure what to expect, Toller says she quickly adapted to walking while working, and had no problem typing or making phone calls.

Read more about here experience here.

Toller shares misconceptions about using the desk below:

Treadmill desks can help users be extra-productive and leave them feeling energized as the end of the day, says Carol Toller, executive editor at Canadian Business.

That was Toller’s experience when she tried a treadmill desk for a week. She kept a diary of her experience for CB.

While she wasn’t sure what to expect, Toller says she quickly adapted to walking while working, and had no problem typing or making phone calls.

Read more about here experience here.

Toller shares misconceptions about using the desk below:

Treadmill desks can help users be extra-productive and leave them feeling energized as the end of the day, says Carol Toller, executive editor at Canadian Business.

That was Toller’s experience when she tried a treadmill desk for a week. She kept a diary of her experience for CB.

While she wasn’t sure what to expect, Toller says she quickly adapted to walking while working, and had no problem typing or making phone calls.

Read more about here experience here.

Toller shares misconceptions about using the desk below:

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