When weather conditions are unsafe in the winter months, I often do my running on a treadmill at the Gym, treadmill running is an odd alternative, but there are a few things you need to know. If you’re running at speeds under 9 miles an hour (a very fast 6:40-minute-mile pace), treadmill running burns about the same number of calories as running outdoors.
But if you run faster than 9 mph, you’ll burn fewer calories on the treadmill. That’s because you don’t have to overcome wind resistance and because the treadmill belt does propel you along a bit. So for the average runner treadmill is a great alternative. So if you can not get out a run, just jump on the treadmill and go, here is a speed conversion, pace times and target distances table to set that treadmill correctly for your level.
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2 comments On Treadmill cheat sheet – speed conversions, pace times and target distances table
The treadmill belt propels you in the wrong direction, it doesn’t help you lol.
If it is inconvenient to count in miles, then you can convert to kilometers http://howmanyconvert.com/convert-miles-to-kilometers