But as a rule of thumb, you can run about 5 - 10 times as many
miles at a low intensity than you could at a high intensity (or more, if you're highly trained).
Not exact matches
Members of the
lowest -
intensity group, whose pursuits included playing billiards or walking
at a pace less than three
miles per hour, showed a cognitive decline that was up to 3.5 times greater than that of men who played volleyball or walked
at three
miles per hour (called the medium -
low -
intensity group).
In other words, the MAF HR regulates your metabolism
at a
low relative
intensity, but the absolute exercise value that
low relative
intensity corresponds to does fall (which is why the first
miles in an MAF test are faster than the last).