The next time you're on the treadmill, you shouldn't blankly stare at the wall in front of you. If you do that, then time will pass by super slowly. That's why you should watch a movie, read a book, or listen to an audiobook. Of course, if you don't plan on being on the treadmill for all that long, you can try watching short little YouTube videos. Here are some of the best ones that'll make your time fly by:
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1. Here It Goes Again by Ok Go
If you think running in the same direction at the same pace for a few minutes is difficult, wait until you see this video. It shows a group of men dancing around on treadmills. Even though their dance moves don't look all that hard, they were probably more worn out than you'll be by the time you're finished, so don't give up! You can do this.
Honestly, anything that keeps you entertained! Some like to watch scenic videos that make them feel like they're running through beautiful places. Others prefer TV shows, movies, or even funny YouTube clips. It's all about what keeps you motivated.
Absolutely! Watching videos can make your workout feel less like a chore. You might even forget you're exercising because you're so engrossed in what you're watching. Just make sure you're still paying attention to your form!
Yes! Channels with scenic runs or virtual races are great. Some popular ones include 'The Running Channel,' 'Nature Relaxation Films,' and 'Treadmill TV.' These can make your run much more enjoyable.
That's really up to you! A series can be good if you need a quick, consistent motivation as episodes are shorter. Movies are awesome for longer sessions because they usually last 1-2 hours. It depends on your workout length and preference.
Safety first! Use a tablet holder or a stand so you don’t have to hold your device. Keep your volume at a level where you can still hear your surroundings. And always pay attention to your balance and form to avoid any accidents.
2. Dogs on the Treadmill
If you're an animal lover, then you're going to love watching this cute little puppy try to get up on the treadmill. It's not impossible for a dog to get a good workout on one of these machines, which the older canine proves, because he never wavers. But when you're a young puppy, it can take a little time to get used to running in place.
Honestly, anything that keeps you entertained! Some like to watch scenic videos that make them feel like they're running through beautiful places. Others prefer TV shows, movies, or even funny YouTube clips. It's all about what keeps you motivated.
Absolutely! Watching videos can make your workout feel less like a chore. You might even forget you're exercising because you're so engrossed in what you're watching. Just make sure you're still paying attention to your form!
Yes! Channels with scenic runs or virtual races are great. Some popular ones include 'The Running Channel,' 'Nature Relaxation Films,' and 'Treadmill TV.' These can make your run much more enjoyable.
That's really up to you! A series can be good if you need a quick, consistent motivation as episodes are shorter. Movies are awesome for longer sessions because they usually last 1-2 hours. It depends on your workout length and preference.
Safety first! Use a tablet holder or a stand so you don’t have to hold your device. Keep your volume at a level where you can still hear your surroundings. And always pay attention to your balance and form to avoid any accidents.
3. Treadmill Dancer Carson Dean
If you thought that the OK Go video was intense, wait until you see this man (who is a total cutie). He accidentally uploaded a video of him dancing on his treadmill, and when Ellen saw it, she had to invite him on her show. Watch her short interview with him and then see him in action! You'll flip once you see how well he moves on a moving treadmill.
Honestly, anything that keeps you entertained! Some like to watch scenic videos that make them feel like they're running through beautiful places. Others prefer TV shows, movies, or even funny YouTube clips. It's all about what keeps you motivated.
Absolutely! Watching videos can make your workout feel less like a chore. You might even forget you're exercising because you're so engrossed in what you're watching. Just make sure you're still paying attention to your form!
Yes! Channels with scenic runs or virtual races are great. Some popular ones include 'The Running Channel,' 'Nature Relaxation Films,' and 'Treadmill TV.' These can make your run much more enjoyable.
That's really up to you! A series can be good if you need a quick, consistent motivation as episodes are shorter. Movies are awesome for longer sessions because they usually last 1-2 hours. It depends on your workout length and preference.
Safety first! Use a tablet holder or a stand so you don’t have to hold your device. Keep your volume at a level where you can still hear your surroundings. And always pay attention to your balance and form to avoid any accidents.
If you loved watching the doggies on their treadmill, then you're going to love these kitties, too. The little one does pretty well on the machine, even though he keeps coming close to falling off. However, the larger kitty has even more trouble staying in place. So even if you have your treadmill on a low setting, be happy that you're able to do better than these little kittens were.
What kind of videos are best for treadmill workouts?
Honestly, anything that keeps you entertained! Some like to watch scenic videos that make them feel like they're running through beautiful places. Others prefer TV shows, movies, or even funny YouTube clips. It's all about what keeps you motivated.
Can watching videos while running on a treadmill improve my workout?
Absolutely! Watching videos can make your workout feel less like a chore. You might even forget you're exercising because you're so engrossed in what you're watching. Just make sure you're still paying attention to your form!
Are there any specific YouTube channels you recommend for treadmill runs?
Yes! Channels with scenic runs or virtual races are great. Some popular ones include 'The Running Channel,' 'Nature Relaxation Films,' and 'Treadmill TV.' These can make your run much more enjoyable.
Is it better to watch a series or a movie while on the treadmill?
That's really up to you! A series can be good if you need a quick, consistent motivation as episodes are shorter. Movies are awesome for longer sessions because they usually last 1-2 hours. It depends on your workout length and preference.
What are some tips to safely watch videos while on a treadmill?
Safety first! Use a tablet holder or a stand so you don’t have to hold your device. Keep your volume at a level where you can still hear your surroundings. And always pay attention to your balance and form to avoid any accidents.
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5. Treadmill Fails
If you want to feel good about yourself, check out this video. Don't let all of the fails you see scare you from running fast on that treadmill. As long as you don't do anything dumb, you won't end up like they did.
What kind of videos are best for treadmill workouts?
Honestly, anything that keeps you entertained! Some like to watch scenic videos that make them feel like they're running through beautiful places. Others prefer TV shows, movies, or even funny YouTube clips. It's all about what keeps you motivated.
Can watching videos while running on a treadmill improve my workout?
Absolutely! Watching videos can make your workout feel less like a chore. You might even forget you're exercising because you're so engrossed in what you're watching. Just make sure you're still paying attention to your form!
Are there any specific YouTube channels you recommend for treadmill runs?
Yes! Channels with scenic runs or virtual races are great. Some popular ones include 'The Running Channel,' 'Nature Relaxation Films,' and 'Treadmill TV.' These can make your run much more enjoyable.
Is it better to watch a series or a movie while on the treadmill?
That's really up to you! A series can be good if you need a quick, consistent motivation as episodes are shorter. Movies are awesome for longer sessions because they usually last 1-2 hours. It depends on your workout length and preference.
What are some tips to safely watch videos while on a treadmill?
Safety first! Use a tablet holder or a stand so you don’t have to hold your device. Keep your volume at a level where you can still hear your surroundings. And always pay attention to your balance and form to avoid any accidents.
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6. World's Largest Treadmill Dance
Running on a treadmill is hard enough, which is why dancing on treadmills is so impressive. Enjoy this video, but don't try any of the moves you see yourself. Stick to running for now, so that you don't end up injured. Don't worry, you'll still get a great workout.
What kind of videos are best for treadmill workouts?
Honestly, anything that keeps you entertained! Some like to watch scenic videos that make them feel like they're running through beautiful places. Others prefer TV shows, movies, or even funny YouTube clips. It's all about what keeps you motivated.
Can watching videos while running on a treadmill improve my workout?
Absolutely! Watching videos can make your workout feel less like a chore. You might even forget you're exercising because you're so engrossed in what you're watching. Just make sure you're still paying attention to your form!
Are there any specific YouTube channels you recommend for treadmill runs?
Yes! Channels with scenic runs or virtual races are great. Some popular ones include 'The Running Channel,' 'Nature Relaxation Films,' and 'Treadmill TV.' These can make your run much more enjoyable.
Is it better to watch a series or a movie while on the treadmill?
That's really up to you! A series can be good if you need a quick, consistent motivation as episodes are shorter. Movies are awesome for longer sessions because they usually last 1-2 hours. It depends on your workout length and preference.
What are some tips to safely watch videos while on a treadmill?
Safety first! Use a tablet holder or a stand so you don’t have to hold your device. Keep your volume at a level where you can still hear your surroundings. And always pay attention to your balance and form to avoid any accidents.
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7. Treadmill Fails Compilation
If you loved watching the treadmill fails up above, you're going to love these, too. People have done some pretty stupid stuff while trying to work out. Really, it's their own fault that they got hurt, so don't feel too bad for them.
If you keep yourself occupied while exercising, you'll have a much easier time working out for long periods of time. When was the last time that you hopped on a treadmill?
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#1 You can find really good sceneries for treadmill running on youtube channel Virtual Run Sweden
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Charlotte:#1 You can find really good sceneries for treadmill running on youtube channel Virtual Run Sweden
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