How many "miles" can you do in 60 mins?
How many "miles" can you do in 60 mins?
What's your post record in 24 hours at LR? lol
Ellipted a 31:03 "10k" today lol
jamin wrote:
Ellipted a 31:03 "10k" today lol
Nice! Glad you are onto some cardio without aggravating the injury.
You rock!
Its much more useful to track strides at a set incline and resistance than mileage on an elliptical. At least that's what I've found. I've done 13500 strides at 10/10 in an hour, but elliptical is not a sport and I have no notion if thats worth anything. I sweated like a pig, but I think that's because the gym was kept at 70. I think the machine called it 8.x miles or something, idr. This was during a period of long term injury and after like 3 months of building up to this. Just starting out, I'd aim for 10000 strides in an hour at 10/10.
Less resistance seems too easy and more seemed counter productive/too hard. I pr'd at a few distances when I came back to running after this injury (which may have been prolonged by cross training, who knows), but dealt with hamstring issues probably because I was crosstraining 13 times a week.
So there you have it.
About 26 miles. They don't seem to be any better than round chainrings.
About 26 miles, although I don't think that ellipticals offer any benefit over round chainrings.
While wearing a mask I presume.
jamin wrote:
Ellipted a 31:03 "10k" today lol
What’s with the “lol”?
Are you implying that’s good? For general exercise purposes bike miles are typically are usually something like 1:2.7 to 1:3 relative to running. Makes sense that you cover something like 3x the distance on a bike compared to running for similar effort.
If you’re trying to do the chic humblebrag thing and imply that you’re fit or that people who use ellipticals are unfit, that’s just unbecoming. Lots of people are fit and healthy for their purposes. They’re not all skinny wiener runners.
I have a Octane Zero-Runner and pushed myself to a 16:50 5k on it. I was only in about 18:30 real running shape at the time. Still, a nice piece of equipment to supplement actual running.
jamin wrote:
Ellipted a 31:03 "10k" today lol
Brass tacks, dude.
Prior to this pandemic stuff, i used to love the elliptical ..i was roughly between 9.5/mile and 14/mile with varying resistance from 2.0 to 18.0 changing per minute.
The elliptical isn't simple...
Give us average resistance....average incline. And step rate per minute on average.
The Precor is multi data.
If no resistance and no incline, you're basically skiing
What did you do?
B0NER wrote:
jamin wrote:
Ellipted a 31:03 "10k" today lol
What’s with the “lol”?
Are you implying that’s good? For general exercise purposes bike miles are typically are usually something like 1:2.7 to 1:3 relative to running. Makes sense that you cover something like 3x the distance on a bike compared to running for similar effort.
If you’re trying to do the chic humblebrag thing and imply that you’re fit or that people who use ellipticals are unfit, that’s just unbecoming. Lots of people are fit and healthy for their purposes. They’re not all skinny wiener runners.
My elliptical mile PR is like 24 minutes, hate to say it but Jamin is rightfully flexing hard rn
Is there a rule against attaching a helium balloon to yourself while running a road race?
How rare is it to run a sub 5 minute mile AND bench press 225?
Jakob Ingebrigtsen has a 1989 Ferrari 348 GTB and he's just put in paperwork to upgrade it
Am I living in the twilight zone? The Boston Marathon weather was terrible!
Move over Mark Coogan, Rojo and John Kellogg share their 3 favorite mile workouts
Mark Coogan says that if you could only do 3 workouts as a 1500m runner you should do these