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  incline walking Vs. Running? Some expert adivce needed... Post #4 (permalink)  
Old December 28th, 2007, 08:15 AM
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Non-expert thoughts. I think a calorie counter on a machine is a decent gauge... for that machine (it's just based on weight, speed, & difficulty [incline]). Machines will vary between eachother. I can totally see 3.5 at a "12" incline being the same as 5.2 jogging at "0" incline.

You're working muscles differently with the walking & running. Your instinct about backing off speed is correct. If you can't truly do an exercise at a certain speed then you need to chill. Can you do 3.5 at 0 incline? Yes? Then scale the incline up to the level where you can't do it for the whole workout and back off. It's OK to have a workout that is "easy" and then bump up the intensity next workout and keep gauging.
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