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Jogging & Running - calories vs metabolism


Expert: John DeHart - 10/30/2009

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I'm usually on the treadmill at 3.8mpr and at an 18% raise. lately I have been Running every 2-3 minutes for two - two and 1/2 min. in hopes of increasing my metabolism. I'm burning more calories when just "walking" for 30 min , rather than running in spurts for 40. Whish is better for me? in the short and longrun???

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Hi Joy
When your short on time,increasing the intensity produces a high calorie reduction.When you have more time you can go a little slower,or go longer and harder to accelerate your situation.Walking will probably at a moderate pace give you about 25% less calorie burning.If you have other questions just get in touch Joy.

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John

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