Can I do farmer's walk on a treadmill?

>>42000229
i ohp on a treadmill so why not?

>>42000229
i deadlift on a treadmill so why not?

>>42000229
Yes

>>42000229
no, you'd only be working out your grip strength that way. your stablizers do more work when there is momentum acting on the weights. you don't get that work when the weights are more or less static with respect to the ground

i squat on a treadmill so why not?

>>42000229
I c&j on a treadmill so why not?

I run on a treadmill on a treadmill so why not?

>>42000229
I barbell fly on a treadmill so why not?

>>42000229
I jerk off on a treadmill so why not?

>>42000229
i deadlift a treadmill in a farm so why not?

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>>42000229
I'm a farmer and can definitively say: no, no you can't.

>>42000229
I dont see why not.

A lot of gyms will Tell you not to, as it creates a risk if you drop them and it's hard to control the treadmill with both hands full.

I've done treadmill farmers walks a few times, but I'm a PT, and I "know what I'm doing", so no one stops me doing stupid shit in the gym. I could go full on NYR comic retard, and people wouldn't question it.

Im a treadmill. Try it.