Also, consider doing
your first run on the treadmill.
Not exact matches
I'm
on an eight - week
running plan: Today is the
first day of week two, and the plan calls for 36 minutes total
on the
treadmill.
The
first is a long bubble bath, but more often and usually more effectively for me, it's getting
on the
treadmill with my headphones in and
running.
From jazzehcakes: «Once I was
running on the
treadmill and closed my eyes to sneeze, which caused me to trip, land face
first, and fly off the
treadmill.»
Head to the gym and
run on the
treadmill for the
first quarter.
«I was tired and breathless at
first, but I worked up to an hour of
run - walk intervals
on the
treadmill six days a week.»
Therefore, apart from the considerations described in the
first paragraph above, this
running calorie burn calculator also takes into consideration whether or not the runner is
on a
treadmill.
Just because you are
running or
on the
treadmill does not mean you can skip this, yes people do use the
treadmill for 5 - 10 minutes to warm up before doing other forms of exercise but if you are going to
run then ensure your
first 5 - 10 minutes is used to warm up (the idea is to start slow and work your way up so you break a sweat) and not just go straight into your HIIT routine etc..
The girl who won
first place
ran her 5K (3.1 miles) at a brisk pace of 8 minutes per mile (or a 7.5 mph
on the
treadmill).
When I
first spoke with her about
running, she saw herself sprinting short distances
on the
treadmill.