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Things I Only Think About on Treadmills (That I Miss Now)

  • Writer: Sarah Kubasek
    Sarah Kubasek
  • 6 days ago
  • 1 min read

Updated: 2 days ago

There’s something about the hum of a treadmill and the rhythm of my footsteps that turns my brain into a weird, wonderful thought machine. Since being sidelined with another knee injury, I’ve realized how much I miss not just the running—but the thinking that came with it.


On the treadmill, my mind would wander to the most random (and sometimes genius?) places:


  • How did they come up with how long a second actually is?

  • How many steps did I take this mile and why does it feel different from yesterday?

  • What movie should I watch next weekend and will it make me cry in a good way?

  • And worst of all—why did I just now remember the answer to that midterm question I blanked on hours ago?

Treadmill thoughts don’t always make sense, but they were mine. A quiet little mental world powered by motion. I’ll be back on that belt one day. Until then, I’ll be chasing those strange little thoughts from the couch.

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