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How do I prevent walking pad d(...) 07/25/24(Thu)15:36:05 No.74775312
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How do I prevent walking pad dizziness? Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)15:36:05 No.74775312 Archived
I got pic rel to walk when I’m at home and not doing anything, but after I use it I get so dizzy. Not the kind of dizzy that causes you to feel faint, rather a dizziness that falls within the realm of vertigo. It’s a really distressing feeling and it lasts for a couple of hours depending on how long I walk (I like to go for 2 hours)
What can I do? It’s too late to return it.
I don’t usually watch anything, I just listen to music.
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Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)15:43:13 No.74775351
>>74775312
Turn down the velocity maybe? That was the first thing that came to my mind.
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