Treadmill features a flat machine belt that mimics running on a stable surface, some have electric motors and some can move the belt up and down to act like your on a hill. Elliptical is a ski like feature that acts like your on skis. You put your feet inside foot holds that make your legs go back and forth in a scissor fashion. Both are great for exercise but it all depends on what your preference is. Hope this helps.
I found a site that talks about the differences between elliptical and treadmills here it is , www.ellipticalvstreadmill.us/10-great-alternatives . I hope this site helps you on your choice on which one to buy.
You can get a comparison of treadmills vs. elipticals at this website: exercise.about.com/cs/exercisegear/a/treadelliptical.htm. They have many valuable articles.
An elliptical machine will include arm movements as part of the workout and has a lower impact on knees and bones. Treadmills will not require arm movement and will lead to a higher impact workout. Treadmills are more useful for training to run outdoors and flexible with different types of workouts to choose. An elliptical will use more muscles groups. Visit a gym or a store that sells exercise equipment to try out both machines. healthyliving.com, livestrong.com, smoothfitness.com and fitday.com have information comparing the two and will help you choose a product that fits your work out goals and ability.
.30 vs. .355
yield vs ytd
What is the difference between a common wealth and a state?
rap vs rock
Well, if you're jogging on the treadmill I don't see a different, other than maybe the impact on your knees. If you walk on the treadmill its not as good as jogging, but that is simply because its walking vs. jogging, not treadmill vs. another environment.
oordbms vs ordbms
b vs. s
69
ismb vs npb