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== Low Technology Considerations/Substitutions == | |||
While many of these split-belt treadmills can function as a typical treadmill (working as "one belt"), the start-up cost(s) associated with this equipment can make this unappealing. However, you can apply similar principles with lower technology options as follows: | |||
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Low Technology Considerations/Substitutions[edit | edit source]
While many of these split-belt treadmills can function as a typical treadmill (working as "one belt"), the start-up cost(s) associated with this equipment can make this unappealing. However, you can apply similar principles with lower technology options as follows: