mrplunkey said:And power-walking with leg-warmers and a neon-colored headband is like Richard Simmons super-geigh.
better to set the treadmill on a steep incline than try to "powerwalk" yes powerwalking looks gay I don't like doing it either.PICK3 said:lol@leg warmers
digimon7068 said:Nah. But, for me, walking doesn't cut it from a cardio stand point. . .can't get moving fast enough. My knees are shot. . .bone-on-bone. . .so, I've had to modify my activities quite a bit. I use the elliptical, a Concept 2 rower and the heavy bag to get my cardio nowadays. The elliptical and the bag really tear my ass up. . .I'm usually lying on the floor in a sweaty heap after 20 minutes on the elliptical and then 4 3-minute rounds on the bag.
PICK3 said:if I walk for fitness?
Too much stress running my knees and chronic shin splints suck.
ya up hill walking is grate.try to find a place that has realy steep hills or do what lestat said on the treadmill.bran987 said:better to set the treadmill on a steep incline than try to "powerwalk" yes powerwalking looks gay I don't like doing it either.
At low speeds, you lose the efficiency of already being in motion - momentum, as one step is the springboard to the next step. This makes your muscles work a little harder with each step.
you need a better seet cover bro.PICK3 said:There's been studies suggesting slow walking burns more calories than faster walking because the required motions aren't using momentum.
http://walking.about.com/od/weightloss/a/slowwalk0605.htm
I know it still doesn't cut it as far as cardio goes, but I hope to get into cycling if I could figure out how to stay on my bike long enough without the NADS hurting.
needtogetas said:you need a better seet cover bro.
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