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Nic Barnes

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29th May 15 at 13:30

in terms of fitness and cardio

how effective is walking, say, compared to running and cycling.

spencer88

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29th May 15 at 13:38

My mrs often walks (almost power walking)

She lost about 2 stone last year, alongside cutting out a few calories.

Obviously you need to partake in more walking to achieve the levels of cycling/running.

Nic Barnes

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29th May 15 at 13:41

im asking as i get an hour lunch break a day and generally dont do much. i can eat my food at my desk any time so in that hour i was thinking i could go for a walk round the city.

i cant really go running as there is no shower facilites art work.

Jimbothebarbarian

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29th May 15 at 14:06

Walking 10k uses the same amount of calories as running 10k.

Nic Barnes

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29th May 15 at 14:07

my tracking app seems to think its a lot less jim, this is why i was asking.

Jimbothebarbarian

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29th May 15 at 14:12

Nah, your app is wrong, you expend the same energy as you move the same weight/mass the same distance. The only difference is time taken to do so.

Nic Barnes

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29th May 15 at 14:20

think i will try and get out for 45-60 minutes a couple of days a week. hopefully add biking to work into the mix also.

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29th May 15 at 15:28

quote:
Originally posted by Jimbothebarbarian
Nah, your app is wrong, you expend the same energy as you move the same weight/mass the same distance. The only difference is time taken to do so.

Not sure if joking or serious

Cavey

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29th May 15 at 15:38

I walk 8 miles a day and don't lose weight. I do also eat a lot of crap food and drink a few cans a night

I'd be 20 stone if I had a desk job

Nic Barnes

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29th May 15 at 15:51

ive put a stone on since i got a desk job, although i dont eat badly, and still do enough exercise imho. but i need to do more.

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29th May 15 at 15:52

Walking is fantastic to be honest. 100 per cent will help lose some body fat and tone up a bit, especially the legs obviously.

Nic Barnes

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29th May 15 at 15:55

my legs are fine, doubt there is much fat on them at all. its just above that!!!!

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29th May 15 at 16:14

quote:
Originally posted by Gary

quote:
Originally posted by Jimbothebarbarian
Nah, your app is wrong, you expend the same energy as you move the same weight/mass the same distance. The only difference is time taken to do so.

Not sure if joking or serious

Serious, if you run for 20 minutes you will burn more energy than walking 20 minutes because you will obviously have carried you weight/mass a further distance running.

But, if you run 10k you will use the same calories as walking 10k as you have moved the same weight/mass the same distance the only difference is it was done in less time.

HTH

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29th May 15 at 17:18

wrong, its down to the speed you run and walk at

Jimbothebarbarian

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29th May 15 at 17:33

quote:
Originally posted by A1EX
wrong, its down to the speed you run and walk at

Wrong, it's down to the colour of your underpants.

A1EX

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29th May 15 at 20:15

black today

Nic Barnes

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29th May 15 at 21:06

I haven't got any under pants

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30th May 15 at 07:31

http://www.runnersworld.com/weight-loss/running-v-walking-how-many-calories-will-you-burn

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30th May 15 at 09:32

Nic Barnes

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30th May 15 at 10:12

I don't think you can accurately calculate the calories burned. It's just a guess.

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30th May 15 at 15:38

Intensity always beats duration. More benefits from a 20 minute blast on a rower/bike compared to an hour walking.

Walking is only exercise for fat people imo

Ben G

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30th May 15 at 15:44

Agreed.

Nic Barnes

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30th May 15 at 15:50

quote:
Originally posted by oJNAo
Intensity always beats duration. More benefits from a 20 minute blast on a rower/bike compared to an hour walking.

Walking is only exercise for fat people imo

i often walk up the hills and fells round here. any exercise is good for you. fat people who are walking are maybe just beginning to get healthy. shouldn't judge. i was very fat once, id not laugh at people wanting to get healthier and fitter. i know how hard it was.

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30th May 15 at 18:46

quote:
Originally posted by Balling
http://www.runnersworld.com/weight-loss/running-v-walking-how-many-calories-will-you-burn

Great article that and some really interesting info, and I quote...

Walking is a different kind of animal. Increases in walking speed dramatically raise calorie burn per mile as well as per minute. Indeed, at about 12:30 per mile, walking hits a point where it burns about the same calories/mile as running. Walk faster than 12:30 and you will burn more calories/mile than running at 10.00 pace.

....ironically it just proves that anyone can go for a ratch on google etc and find someone or something to back up there argument. Obviously I've quoted the part that backs me up. But you get the idea. I could start chuntering on about if you walk slow enough you could burn even more calories than running. But I won't.

But hey A1EX

right back at you in you black underpants...

[Edited on 30-05-2015 by Jimbothebarbarian]

oJNAo

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30th May 15 at 18:59

Suppose walking can be more beneficial than other things when most people can't even run a mile or do anything else to a half decent standard

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