Interval Training involves adjusting your speed for specific lengths of time to raise and lower your heart rate and calorie burn. Interval training changes the intensity of your workout during one exercise session. Alternating
Interval training also helps prevent the injuries frequently associated with repetitive endurance exercise, and lets you increase your training intensity without over training or burning out. To develop a personal Interval Training regimen, change your belt speed or rate of stepping from fast speeds to slower recovery speeds.
The Steady State workout involves doing one exercise at the same speed and intensity for a long period of time. While there are risks to repetitive workouts, the TreadClimber® machine is designed to cushion your joints and muscles from those stress injuries. Further, repetitive workouts can help you build your endurance, stamina and strength while you continue to hone and improve the tone and lean muscle mass in your long muscles.
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Week 2 | • 3 X per week, do a | • 2 days steady pace – 30 | Use Week 1 as a guide to help |
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