How to Buy a Treadmill
When you buy a treadmill, get the best quality you can afford. Make sure that everyone who will be using it weighs at least 50 pounds less than the maximum-weight limit. Look for high-alloy steel or aluminum frames and warranties of three years or more.
By: Stephanie Larason

Buying an Exercise Bike
Whether you are an avid biker or beginning a new fitness program and looking for a low-impact way to start exercising, an exercise bike is the perfect addition to your exercise regimen. Considering the type, design and special enhancements available will help you find the right exercise bike for your household and exercise needs.

Fitness Pedometers Can Help You Walk Your Way to Better Health
A pedometer's basic function is to track the number of steps you take in a day, but it can also track your distance over time and estimate the calories you burn.
By: Dachary Carey

Home Elliptical Trainers Buying Advice
For maximum workout potential, choose an elliptical trainer that features handgrips which allow you to work your upper and lower body. Look for a stride length between 15 and 20 inches to ensure comfort for your height and pre-set programs to keep workouts interesting.
By: Carol Goodwin

What to Look for in Home Gym Equipment
Look for home gym equipment that uses weight stacks, if serious toning and increased muscle mass are your goals. Home fitness gyms with resistance bands are better for people following weight-loss programs that include a strength-training component or anyone new to fitness.
By: Dachary Carey