How To Burn Calories And Stay Fit … Forever
Burning Calories: Treadmills Working on treadmills is one of the best ways of exercising on machines, both to burn calories and for the ease of exercising. It has been proven in a study conducted by the VA Medical Center in Milwaukee and the Medical College of Wisconsin that calories that are burned on a treadmill are around 865-705 on an average.
Therefore, it proved to be better than stationary cycle, stair machine, rowing machine and ski machines. But, how is it possible to burn more calories in less time if you cannot take out much time for your workout?
Tips for better outcome on a treadmill
There are basically three tips given by our trainers who write for this website to super boost the calories burnt on the treadmill in lesser time:
1.
Walk uphill – when you work on your treadmill incline, more of your muscles are made to
work that burns more calories. This loss of calories can be doubled or even tripled depending upon your stamina.
But, if you cannot afford to take out 20 minutes for this workout on an incline at a stretch, you can try incline intervals. That is to say, work on a steep incline for around 1-2 minutes, and then switch for 5 minutes to the normal incline and so on.
The crux is not to allow your body to get used to a particular workout routine, which increases the amount of calories burnt even when the workout is over.
2.
Do not hold onto handrails – Try to avoid to grip the handrails as this will reduce the
efforts put on by your legs and reduce the calories burnt. As long as it is to maintain balance, it is fine.
It is better to restrict your intensity until you are not holding onto handrails for any support. It is advisable to swing your arms and carry some weight if possible, so that the whole body gets involved into it.
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