Tue 06/24/08 06:32 AM
I always walk/jog with an incline on the treadmill...but no calculation of that here. I know I can just take the calories from treadmill but might be nice addition.
Topic: add incline calculation to walking/jogging/running |
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Joined May 2008 Posts: 179 |
Tue 06/24/08 06:32 AM
I always walk/jog with an incline on the treadmill...but no calculation of that here. I know I can just take the calories from treadmill but might be nice addition.
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Joined Jun 2008 Posts: 3 |
Tue 06/24/08 07:17 AM
I agree.. I also always walk with an incline.
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Joined Aug 2007 Posts: 2,420 |
Tue 06/24/08 07:26 AM
You can enter an exercise not listed in the database, and use the calculation from the machine. (just like you enter a food that's not in the database.)
just FYI. (I change calorie counts all the time, because I use a heart rate monitor)
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Joined Apr 2008 Posts: 3,711 |
Tue 06/24/08 08:06 AM
There's a website that allows you to figure in inclination and speed on a treadmill-I used it while I was out of town and using the hotel's treadmill.
Here's the link: http://www.sparkpeople.com/resource/calories_burned_list.asp Scroll down under "other exercises and you'll see the options there for various levels of incline and speed. YOu then enter your weight and it gives you an estimate. Using the incline REALLY bumps up the calories, too! Just keep in mind that any website or machine can only give you an estimate. "When I ride, I am no longer chained to the earth. When I ride, I become Peter Pan — I really can fly."~unknown
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Joined Jun 2008 Posts: 52 |
Tue 06/24/08 08:25 AM
Does anyone have any idea how to calculate urban rebounding.. mini trampoline.?
Thanks
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Joined Apr 2008 Posts: 3,711 |
Tue 06/24/08 09:16 AM
QUOTE: Does anyone have any idea how to calculate urban rebounding.. mini trampoline.? Thanks If you follow that link I gave above, it has "trampoline jumping" listed as well. "When I ride, I am no longer chained to the earth. When I ride, I become Peter Pan — I really can fly."~unknown
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Joined Jun 2008 Posts: 52 |
Tue 06/24/08 09:27 AM
thanks very much I will check it out!!
Have a great day!!!
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