Compare that to 30 minutes on the stationary
bike at a moderate pace and you will only burn 183.
A recent study (4) showed that performing 10 one - minute sprints on an exercise bicycle (with 60 seconds of rest between each sprint) provides the same results as
biking at a moderate pace for 2 hours.
Doing about five minutes on a stationary
bike at a moderate pace followed by some stretching should be sufficient.
Not exact matches
Another group alternated riding stationary
bikes for 30 minutes
at a
moderate pace on some days, lifting light weights on others.
Research suggests that a 10 - minute sweat session with 1 minute of high - intensity exercise (think sprints, on foot or a stationary
bike) can lead to the same benefits — including improved cardiovascular health, increased endurance, and fat percentage loss — as exercising
at a
moderate pace for 45 minutes.
According to a small new study, folks who did 3 sets of 20 - second all - out
bike sprints reaped the same benefits after 12 weeks — increased endurance and fat percentage loss — as those who cycled
at a
moderate pace for 45 minutes.
Try this workout, which you can do running, walking,
biking, or with any type of cardio equipment: Warm up
at a
moderate pace for 5 to 10 minutes.
Let's say you normally ride a
bike at about 12 - 14 miles per hour for 30 minutes a day — a fairly
moderate pace.
So if you did a 60 minute
bike ride
at a
moderate pace, you'd burn maybe 500 - 600 calories during, and about 35 - 42 calories afterwards.129
DIY Walk, run, or
bike for 1 minute
at a
moderate pace, then for 1 minute
at a higher intensity (get breathless); alternate for 20 minutes.