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| Treadmill making me sick! (Read 375 times) |
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posted: 1/6/2008 at 12:43 AM |
I don't know if I am just not used to it, or what is going on...but the last few times I have run on the treadmill, I barely get 1/2 mile into it and I break out into a cold sweat, and feel...well, exhausted. I thought maybe there was an incline I was unaware of, so today I wore my heart rate monitor, and I was right on target-no additional exertion. What is the deal? I managed 4.5 last night, but today could only get out 2.5 and had to stop. When I get off I am shaky, void of color in my face, a bit cold, yet sweating like crazy.
Anyone else ever experience this? |
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posted: 1/6/2008 at 1:07 AM |
Where do you have your treadmill set up? Near a heat vent? window? in front of a tv? Do you get car sick while riding in a car? Could be a lot of different things. Open a window and get some fresh air and have a fan blowing air on you as well, that may help.
Corrina |
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posted: 1/6/2008 at 1:10 AM |
| Quote from Corrinabear on 1/6/2008 at 1:07 AM: Where do you have your treadmill set up? Near a heat vent? window? in front of a tv? Do you get car sick while riding in a car? Could be a lot of different things. Open a window and get some fresh air and have a fan blowing air on you as well, that may help.
Corrina
Sorry, I should have added where it was...it is in the basement...it is near a vent but today I turned the heat off prior to my run to see if that was what was causing it-no change. I do watch TV, but I ran on the TM watching TV at the Y for years with no issues, and I do not ever experience any kind of motion sickness elsewhere. There are no windows to open, so next time I have to use it I will put my fan in front of me and see if that helps; hopefully that will do the trick. Thanks! |
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Imploder |
posted: 1/6/2008 at 3:21 AM |
Do you spend much time in the basement otherwise? Could there be something down there you are allergic to, or is there a furnace or something that might have fumes? Do you have a carbon monoxide detector?
These would be my big concerns. |
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posted: 1/6/2008 at 3:31 AM |
| My washer and dryer are in the basement, so I feel like I spend all my time down there! When we bought the house we had the previous owner install some contraption that rids carbon monoxide; but only part of the basement is finished-I think I might check for mold though, I didn't think of anything like that. I immediately think there is something wrong with me. Thanks! |
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posted: 1/7/2008 at 9:40 PM |
I hate running on those things. I don't get physically sick, but if I look anywhere but straight ahead, I tend to lose my balance and have nearly crashed before. I don't know why, because I am always running road shoulders and trails without any problem whatsoever.
In your case, however, I have actually heard of people putting their treadmill in the basement and opening the door when they run so they can have fresh air.
Good luck. |
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posted: 1/8/2008 at 9:36 PM |
Knifey, that is one cute dog. Your profile cracked me up -- your name, height, weight and goal weight is the exact same as mine!!! I got all confused for a second.
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posted: 1/9/2008 at 3:20 AM |
| Quote from jahara on 1/8/2008 at 9:36 PM: Knifey, that is one cute dog. Your profile cracked me up -- your name, height, weight and goal weight is the exact same as mine!!! I got all confused for a second.
My "cute dog" is Igor, thanks! That is a little odd about our stats! |
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