Hi Cathe and everyone else,
I know you've been asked a million times about aerobic flooring, but maybe this question will be a little different. I live on the third floor of an apartment building. The apartments seem to be not the sturdiest in the world, and I'm concerned about the ceiling of the apartment beneath me shaking when I work out. I also have a carpet that is too thick to work out safely on.
I'm going to buy something to put down; I think I'm going to buy a very tightly woven short carpet at Home Depot that will be big enough for my workout space. I'm wondering if I should buy some kind of padding to go underneath the carpet. Will it make any difference in the amount of noise I make for the people below me? Will the padding be beneficial for me? Also, is there anything of good quality that is CHEAP? We are very broke since my husband is in law schoool and we're getting ready to have a baby any day.
Well, I hope this question makes any sense at all. Thanks for all you do for us home exercisers.
Emily
I know you've been asked a million times about aerobic flooring, but maybe this question will be a little different. I live on the third floor of an apartment building. The apartments seem to be not the sturdiest in the world, and I'm concerned about the ceiling of the apartment beneath me shaking when I work out. I also have a carpet that is too thick to work out safely on.
I'm going to buy something to put down; I think I'm going to buy a very tightly woven short carpet at Home Depot that will be big enough for my workout space. I'm wondering if I should buy some kind of padding to go underneath the carpet. Will it make any difference in the amount of noise I make for the people below me? Will the padding be beneficial for me? Also, is there anything of good quality that is CHEAP? We are very broke since my husband is in law schoool and we're getting ready to have a baby any day.
Well, I hope this question makes any sense at all. Thanks for all you do for us home exercisers.
Emily