Orangeburst
Attention all Planets of the Solar Federation
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NCS is dreadful…gulp
Houston is dreadful
Lot of dreadful out there
Don't forget, @n_huffhines is there too. He is just as capable of that.
does this look accurate to you?So all the talking heads picked USC over MI. MI is taking care of business. Every talking head I’ve heard today picked the good guys cover OU. So now I’m getting worried
Hell if I know Going vertically you are working against gravity so yeah you will expend more energy than moving horizontally. But you have just presented why inclined stair machines are such a better workout than walking I do know that.does this look accurate to you?
“To move 1 kilogram of body mass over 1 horizontal meter, you expend 0.5 calories,” he said. “If you move 1 kilogram of body mass vertically on stairs it’s 10 calories. So it’s 20 times the calories moving vertically rather than horizontally.”
They telling us we can stair climb for 3 minutes equals one hour of walking?I walk 3.6 miles day in little less than hour, so if I walk at same pace, only need 3 minutes?
Want to burn calories? Climbing stairs might be the most effective exercise for you
If you’re trying to lose a bit of weight and want a new way to do it, stair-climbing as a regular exercise — or just adding a few flights a day — might be for youabcnews.go.com
now if I could just find a 50 story building
Just thought being an engineer, you go do the math..Sorry I askedHell if I know Going vertically you are working against gravity so yeah you will expend more energy than moving horizontally. But you have just presented why inclined stair machines are such a better workout than walking I do know that.
Don’t be sorry you asked it’s just I don’t typically use those units. I normally work in English units not SI. Calorie is a unit of energy. I normally work in Joules. But as I said the premise is sound if you are moving vertically under your power you are going against gravity and that is significantly more work that moving horizontally. Additionally I’m not sure this is some closed equation but rather a lab test on actual humans. I’m not sure I’d even know what to calculateJust thought being an engineer, you go do the math..Sorry I asked
And like I said I don’t think it’s even a closed equation.ND40 and I are retired ... that's too much to ponder these days.
Here is your money shot from the article. And again this is a generic statement as the larger (IE more mass) you are the more you’re gonna burn I’d guess but as a ratio metric comparison on stairs vs horizontal the 20x might hold true.does this look accurate to you?
“To move 1 kilogram of body mass over 1 horizontal meter, you expend 0.5 calories,” he said. “If you move 1 kilogram of body mass vertically on stairs it’s 10 calories. So it’s 20 times the calories moving vertically rather than horizontally.”
They telling us we can stair climb for 3 minutes equals one hour of walking?I walk 3.6 miles day in little less than hour, so if I walk at same pace, only need 3 minutes?
Want to burn calories? Climbing stairs might be the most effective exercise for you
If you’re trying to lose a bit of weight and want a new way to do it, stair-climbing as a regular exercise — or just adding a few flights a day — might be for youabcnews.go.com
now if I could just find a 50 story building
And you will destroy your back, hips, and knees. Higher energy burn rate = higher load. Higher load = higher wear and tearheck, the 20 times just seemed too good to be true..if I can do something hard for 3 minutes, sure beats walking for an hour..i hate walking.