If so, you might be considering new exercise equipment for your home.January is busy time at Play it Again Sports, a resale chain with locations all around the country that sells used sports equipment."I don't really want to go outside in the early morning to go to the gym," she said.This time of year, a lot of well-intentioned people sign up for gym memberships based on sales pitches they see, but let those memberships go to waste in a few months.
Consumer Reports regularly tests treadmill performance, and finds some moderately priced models can work well. "We have recommended treadmills, really nice machines, that are great. Even for avid runners; that come in at $1,000," Loria said. He says more expensive models likely have newer features, like phone connectivity, and interactive programs. If you can do without those features, he says get the less expensive model.
If a treadmill is too big for your space, you can buy inexpensive barbells, or a stationary bike that takes up less room in your home.The most important thing to remember, though, is to buy something you're going to use.That way you stay fit, and don't waste your money.Like" John Matarese Money on FacebookFor more consumer news and money saving advice, go to www.dontwasteyourmoney.com