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Bad weather and barking dogs aren't the only reasons to consider joining the roughly 11 million Americans who do at least some of their walking or running indoors on a treadmill.
These motorized machines help you burn more calories than exercise bikes and are easier to use than stair climbers and ski machines. And because exercising on a treadmill is weight-bearing, it can help prevent the bone-weakening effects of osteoporosis.
Several new models provide more performance and features at about the same price as last year's. While you can still pay $3,000 or more, you'll find well-equipped machines for hundreds and even thousands of dollars less (see our ...