Brad Rhoads, a computer programmer and missionary in Princeton, Ill., faces a computer monitor on a file cabinet and gets in about five miles a day on a treadmill while working in his home office.
"After a while, your legs do get kind of tired," said Mr. Rhoads, 40, who started exercising in March, when doctors advised him to lose weight after open-heart surgery.
Jim Keane, Steelcase Group president comments, "Organizations interested in elevating healthy activity and productivity among its employees can install the Walkstation in a variety of ways – as part of a conference room where employees can walk while meeting, in individual workstations, or for groups of workers to share in other common areas around the office."
DIY.
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