The $3,000 Manual Treadmill
Briefly

The article discusses the author's struggle with chronic discomfort from years of remote work and attempts to alleviate it through expensive ergonomic solutions. Despite investing in high-end chairs and standing desks, the author remained uncomfortable. Ultimately, after switching to a manual treadmill desk, the author found significant relief and believes this could be a long-term solution for decades of work ahead, emphasizing the importance of movement in combating the negative effects of sedentary behavior.
After a month of use, I can see myself walking at this desk for the next 30 years.
I kept going back to physiotherapy. ... the advice was always: 'You need to move more. You should walk more.'
I've spent the last decade working remotely. And I've done what most high-income professionals tend to do when confronted with a recurring problem: throw money at it.
Even with the best gear, my body was quietly telling me: this isn't sustainable.
Read at Remotive Blog
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