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Enjoy video experience whilst treadmilling ...

What I am talking is not totally a new discovery, but am sharing only my experience.
Requisites:
Treadmill
Any WLAN capable mobile device
Wireless router
Headset

Hook your mobile to your wireless router, log into youtube. Choose anything that interests you, say, online tutorial videos, motivation lectures, songs, serials and so forth...
Good thing is, since the screen size is small, you dont experience, great buffering delays. Video expeience is very much acceptable. More over, your workout will now have access to different content, rather than just usual workout music.
Hope you liked it..

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