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Who’s In Control On The Treadmill?

ByTim Nolte

At a hotel this morning to it is. I hate doing these 6.2 mile runs on the treadmill. Not to mention I feel way less in control. The very fact that this morning my phone fell and went flying. As I tried to catch it I fell and had to pull the emergency stop. I got back up and did my run but not without injury. 
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