Homework Chair??

I'm not a student, but do a lot of desk work for my research projects. I have a treadmill desk. I walk at 1 mph, and am able to read and type on my laptop. The learning curve is pretty short (took me about two, thirty minute sessions to be comfortable doing this. I can EASILY do an hour's worth of work/walking per day OUT of my chair. (They also make them for stationary bikes)

Again, you are not looking for a workout- you are looking to be moving. Slowly. Like I said, 1 mph or so. They're not cheap, (mine was $400 on Amazon) but I've seen building plans on pinterest where you can make one for around $50 in materials.

Treadmill Desk from TrekDesk

If you're just reading (either a book or the computer screen) you might try this cheaper alternative.....

http://www.surfshelf.com

I'm not a student, but do a lot of desk work for my research projects. I have a treadmill desk. I walk at 1 mph, and am able to read and type on my laptop. The learning curve is pretty short (took me about two, thirty minute sessions to be comfortable doing this. I can EASILY do an hour's worth of work/walking per day OUT of my chair. (They also make them for stationary bikes)

Again, you are not looking for a workout- you are looking to be moving. Slowly. Like I said, 1 mph or so. They're not cheap, (mine was $400 on Amazon) but I've seen building plans on pinterest where you can make one for around $50 in materials.

Treadmill Desk from TrekDesk

If you're just reading (either a book or the computer screen) you might try this cheaper alternative.....

www.surfshelf.com

Mind. Blown.

That is SO cool!

Great idea, but for me I need a recommendation for a really good ergonomic chair---as I am doing way more time at desk than just reading...but that sounds like a great way to keep moving!