If you sometimes do cardio on a treadmill, there’s a way you can burn the same amount of calories in half the time. Or, if you prefer, double the calories in the same amount of time.
What is it? Simply set the machine on an incline. Walking uphill or on an incline drastically burns up more calories. For example, a 160-pound woman will burn 4 calories per minute walking 2.5 miles per hour on a treadmill.
But, that same woman would burn 10 calories per minute walking on a 20% incline grade. So you can simply implement this and burn more calories by setting the treadmill on an incline.
If you don’t have access to a treadmill, try walking up a hill in your neighborhood if you have one, or walk up the stairs in buildings.
Give it a try.
By the way, if you’re worried that walking on an incline will make your leg muscles big, relax. The muscle fibers that are used during this type of activity are not the ones that get bigger. Just look at people like marathon runners. They have lean, firm legs, not huge leg muscles.
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