(look how that puppy's held up!) |
0-2:00-->Incline 0, Speed 3.5: Start walking at a medium pace.
2:00-5:00-->Incline 5, Speed 4.5: Increase speed, walking briskly, pumping arms.
5:00-7:00-->Incline 11, Speed 3.5: Climb, using glutes and pushing off with heels.
7:00-9:00-->Incline 10, Speed 1: Carefully lunge forward with right foot, then left, repeat. (walking lunges)
9:00-11:00-->Incline 12, Speed 3.5: Climb.
11:00-13:00-->Incline 10, Speed 1: Lunge forward, alternating feet.
13:00-15:00-->Incline 12, Speed 3.5: Climb.
15:00-16:00-->Incline 1, Speed 7: Run.
16:00-17:00-->Incline 1, Speed 5.5: Jog to recover.
17:00-18:00-->Incline 1, Speed 7.5: Final sprint.
18:00-20:00-->Incline 1, Speed 5: Cool down.
This workout eventually led me to more running. My coworker who sometimes joins me in our office's fitness room upstairs calls this my "crazy" workout. But I promise it's great. It's my go-to default when I don't know what else to do, or don't have the energy to lift weights, and it's my go-to when I need a workout but don't have much time. Your heart rate will climb, you will sweat, and the next day your booty will feel it. You'll thank me for the recommendation in time.
I appreciate your rgb-coded text to match the article's. :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds perfect! I usually do a 35-45 minute run on the treadmill, but it gets soooo dull - really to the point that I don't want to do it anymore. This seems like a great way to use the treadmill in a new way!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing!!