Can anyone recommend of a good bookstand that will sit comfortably onto a treadmill? Is it a good investment, and does it really work with paperbacks, or do you have to have something else to hold the pages down?
I'm with Suzanne - I can't read and run. Good luck though! Try Amazon - they sell everything! (I say that because I was shocked to see that you can buy 'newspaper holders' (which also work for books) that attach to your steering wheel.... surely that's a bad idea??
I don't want to be a party pooper, but I read somewhere (online) that it is not recommended to read a mag while exercising. It is believed that it distracts you from doing the exercise (regardless whether a bike, a treadmill, what have you) properly.
I don't have to worry about this myself because I am sure I would fall off the treadmill.
Atleast they put "This product is not intended to be used while driving."
On the treadmill I use at the gym there is like a tray thing below the display thingy, if yours has that would you be able to rest a cookbook stand on it? Just an idea! I always plug into my iPod in the gym as i like to be distracted but i know thats unfortunately no use for you. I've seen people prop up newspapers and magazines on the treadmills, not books though, are you not able to hold it and read? I know if i tried that i'd most definately fall off! Still, why not look at a cookbook stand?
Great for painting while driving, February 24, 2008
By Brent A. Nelson "Tech Junkie" (Aspen, CO) - See all my reviews
I use it for holding the large painting easels I use to paint while I drive. Sure, my visibility is reduced by 100%, but all great artists suffer for their work.
What got me was this second review for the steering wheel product!!!!! (From Amazon)
I have since gone on Amazon and bought a plastic bookstand meant for the treadmill. Whether or not it works is something else, so I'll post back on this whenever I try it out sometime this week.