Lastly once a week i do
treadmill interval sessions which consist of 30 seconds at 5min / mile pace then 30 seconds 8min / mile pace all at a 7 % incline and ill do this for half an hour, does this sound ok or should i back off.
Your elevated heart rate session could be either
a treadmill interval session («For example, 30 to 40 minutes of three minutes at 80 per cent, then three at 60 per cent,» says Menlove) or a kickboxing or circuit session (as outlined in weight loss).
Not exact matches
If you have 30 minutes at home to crunch out a cardio
session, maximise it by doing
interval training on a
treadmill and you'll be surprised how fast you see results.
In fact, there was a delayed reaction and NEAT actually INCREASED 48 hours after the exercise
session (60 minutes of
treadmill walking at 6 kph @ 10 % grade with 5 minute
intervals at 0 % grade).
In other words, a 30 - minute walk on a
treadmill won't have the same post-workout afterburn as a 30 - minute high intensity
interval training
session.
For example, an
interval training
session on the
treadmill could look something like this: Warm - up for 3 - 4 minutes at a fast walk or light jog
In actuality, a 10 to 15 minute high
interval session with weights or kettlebells can burn more fat, more calories, and build more muscle than 30 minutes of walking on a
treadmill.