Ever feel like the only exercise you get at work is lifting your coffee mug and taking the occassional walk to the corner for an oversized, smothered burrito? Well, here's a better way of staying in shape.

It's called the FitDesk, and it's basically a desk on an exercise bike. You can file TPS reports, do payroll or just update your Facebook page while keeping a lookout for the boss, all while pedaling your way to a better you. Pretty soon that perfect-bodied, co-ed intern won't be the only one looking fine in her skirt.
The FitDesk probably won't be good for 8 hours a day--a bike saddle makes even the hardest, least flexible desk chair look like a recliner, but that's okay because the FitDesk is lightweight and foldable, meaning you can fold it up and slip it into the nearest supply closet.
The FitDesk's price tag of around $200 doesn't seem half-bad for a desk/exercise bike combo. The FitDesk gets great reviews on Amazon andcan be seen here.
Via: BeSportier
by Anonymous
Fitdesk as office chair
As a writer, I work from home, and I do get up pretty frequently during the day, but I probably put in four or five hours a day on my Fitdesk. So far, no discomfort, although my legs did get tired for the first couple of weeks.
To make it work, I moved my monitor and computer onto a nearby lateral file, and I keep my keyboard, wristrest, and mouse on the Fitdesk. I had purchased one of the small, no-keypad keyboards to accommodate a small desk before finding the Fitdesk, so it all fits with no problem.