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Inclined treadmill walking/running?

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  1. When I do some cardio I tend to have the treadmill at an
    incline, and to vary the incline. I do this because I
    believe I am getting more benefit from the time thus spent.
    But am I ? Are there any benefits from inclined treadmill
    work that you wouldn't get from level treadmill work?
    Comments appreciated

  2. "Ray" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    When I do some cardio I tend to have the treadmill at an
    incline, and to vary the incline. I do this because I
    believe I am getting more benefit


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    the time thus spent. But am I ? Are there any benefits
    from inclined treadmill work that you wouldn't get from
    level treadmill work? Comments appreciated

    Gravity matters. Sure, you're getting more benefits. It's
    harder, you're still doing it, all is good. It's harder on
    your legs, it's harder on your cardivascular system. If
    you're seeing results from your approach, stick with it
    until it stops bringing you results.

    -S- kbnj.comkbnj.com

  3. "Ray" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    When I do some cardio I tend to have the treadmill at an
    incline, and to vary the incline. I do this because I
    believe I am getting more benefit from the time thus
    spent. But am I ? Are there any benefits from inclined
    treadmill work that you wouldn't get from level treadmill
    work? Comments appreciated

    Incline work will build strenght/power.

    here's a workout I do from time to time on the dreadmill
    runners4bush2004.rantweb.comdreadmill.html

    good luck

    politics/US/bush_kerry_likeability_poll_040502.html?CMP=OTC-
    RSSFeeds0312

    Playing Favorites Voters Find Bush More Compassionate,
    Compatible, Likeable than Kerry

    Analysis By Dalia Sussman

    May 2— George W. Bush has an edge on John Kerry on the
    personal attributes of compassion, values and likeability,
    another reason Bush has improved his overall position
    against Kerry since the Democratic primaries.

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    "Ray" <[email hidden]> wrote in message


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    Quoted message said:

    When I do some cardio I tend to have the treadmill at an
    incline, and to vary the incline. I do this because I
    believe I am getting more benefit


    from

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    the time thus spent. But am I ? Are there any benefits
    from inclined treadmill work that you wouldn't get from
    level treadmill work? Comments appreciated

    Incline work will build strenght/power.

    here's a workout I do from time to time on the dreadmill
    runners4bush2004.rantweb.comdreadmill.html

    good luck


    politics/US/bush_kerry_likeability_poll_040502.html?CMP=OTC-
    RSSFeeds0312

    Quoted message said:


    Playing Favorites Voters Find Bush More Compassionate,
    Compatible, Likeable than Kerry

    Analysis By Dalia Sussman

    May 2- George W. Bush has an edge on John Kerry on the
    personal attributes of compassion, values and likeability,
    another reason Bush has improved his overall position
    against Kerry since the Democratic primaries.

    Thanks for that, What I am more interested in,
    is in fact building up strength and power as
    opposed to just speed/endurance.

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