how long do u spend on a treadmill?

[Tair]

<= 30 minutes

I run 4 miles in 27 minutes though which is around a 9.0 mph pace.

 

[7th Letter Specialist]

10-15 mins...maybe 20. Its more to warm up. So sometimes I do some more for like another 10 mins or so after a workout

 

[Mr. Manhattan]

25 minutes running at 7.2 pace
5 minutes at 8 pace

then the next 30 minutes full incline, walking at 4.5 pace

 

[Canada Goose]

My record is an hour walking on an incline, burned about 500 calories. Did that a couple of times. When I was running on it I burned 250 to 300 calories but I don't remember the exact times, it was under a half hour though. My biggest gym accomplishments were cardio related. I went to an chain gym and there only one bench that was in use 99 percent of the time so I got to bench only the bar once for a couple of reps. Most of my strength training consisted of dumbells, machines and fix barbell bars, had so much fun and it was fit to boot!

 

[GreenGhxst]

2 miles about 19 minutes

Anywhere between 6.2 to 7

 

[egsteel]

I try to finish off 2 miles as quickly as I can on 5.0 incline. Currently at 20 minutes but trying to get that down to 18min

I bang out a mile but I'd like to get to 2 miles a day.

 

[Onigumo]

30 mins to an hour

 

[Swirv]

I bang out a mile but I'd like to get to 2 miles a day.

You will, just keep at it.

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

Zero minutes, Incredibly boring. If you need cardio go outside and go for a run.

 

[Wildin]

Zero minutes, Incredibly boring. If you need cardio go outside and go for a run.

Nah.

Treadmill succeeds where outdoors fail.

You're half right. It can be boring.

Boredom is your mind or body not being stimulated and giving you the cue "just stop" "do something else" "what do you have to prove"

Once you overcome that and build that mental strength, anything becomes easy.

When you run outside there is psychological stimulation. You run past trees, dips, grass, various markers or set points that let you know you're going somewhere or you've gotten somewhere.

You build that mental toughness on the treadmill. Even marathoners will tell you that.

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

Nah.

Treadmill succeeds where outdoors fail.

You're half right. It can be boring.

Boredom is your mind or body not being stimulated and giving you the cue "just stop" "do something else" "what do you have to prove"

Once you overcome that and build that mental strength, anything becomes easy.

When you run outside there is psychological stimulation. You run past trees, dips, grass, various markers or set points that let you know you're going somewhere or you've gotten somewhere.

You build that mental toughness on the treadmill. Even marathoners will tell you that.

 

[kevin arnold]

Real nikkas hit the pavement

 

[⠀X ⠀]

Like 20 minutes of intervals. I jog for a minute then walk for a minute

 

[jerniebert]

I try to do at least 30 to 45 minutes on the treadmill. I'm not as fast as I used to be, but I jump on it to maintain and mostly do incline.

 

[Grand Cru Boo]

I love the threadmill. I bought one during the pandemic and it is worth the small investment considering we get the 4 seasons here every year. I usually do around 30-45 minutes between 5-6.5 speed. As someone said, it can get “boring” at times, but you build your bones on the treadmill. Outside is the bonus round