If you do not want to build your own you might want to look at the TrekDesk at http://www.trekdesk.com. Most affordable, flexible treadmill desk I have seen.

I’ve been thinking about doing this for some time and seeing some people’s setups sent me off to build my own tonight.

1 Microsoft Wireless Keyboard and Mouse – $40 (after mail in rebate)

1 cherry laminate 9″x36′ board to lay across the treadmill handles – $6

The laptop sits nicely in the magazine rack cradle and puts the monitor just a wee bit below eye level. Not bad. I could put a shelf on the wall, but we’ll see if it’s really needed.

If I’m going to spend two or three hours on the computer at night, at least I can multi-task!

That’s cool. I’ve been thinking of doing this for a while but I’m missing the essential piece: the treadmill. I originally thought it would be cool to hook up the Xbox 360 to it.

Since becoming a bit more green aware, I may look into a passive treadmill and use it to charge my devices/batteries.

A powered treadmill uses up a lot of energy. So instead of using more energy to get into shape, why not do the opposite and use human power to charge devices and save power.

That would be his daughter based on my reading of his About page.

so he uses pictures of little girls for inspiration?

awesome!

I’ve been doing this for a little while – in fact, it seems like quite a few folks have created “walking desks.” I did mine on the cheap with a laminated shelf and ITVN box (review unit). We’re moving in about a week, though and I’m unloading the treadmill since the complex has a beautiful, modern gym. I’ll possibly figure out a portable shelf.

http://www.zatznotfunny.com/2007-08/picture-of-the-day-fitness-first/

it’ll be nicee if you can set it up like this,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPYJnLjSEa4

makes you really wanna go harder to win and less bored