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Member since May 2011 | Posted 13 years ago | ![]() |
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Hi I was wondered if there was a way I could add the gradient of my run when using a treadmill ? Thanks Clare |
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Member since February 2009 | Posted 13 years ago | ![]() |
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I use a hill setting on mine, which randonly changes the gradient of the treadmill, the other way is to manually change the gradient as you are running, but you would need to know th grandient of your run and at what distance to put it up, it is always worth running with the treadmill at 1% gradient as this simulates being outside better, then put it up as you feel. Not sure if this has answered your question |
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Member since May 2011 | Posted 13 years ago | ![]() |
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I've got the same problem as a mixture of bad weather and cheap Gym membership means I've done most of my December running on a treadmill. The only 'solution' I've come up with is to match my treadmill runs to a couple of my measured routes and then enter treadmill runs as saved routes. Not really ideal as have been trying to do some tough gradients and intervalls on treadmill which dont really match my saved routes. I wonder if anyone at GRG can help? |
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Member since May 2011 | Posted 13 years ago | ![]() |
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Thanks for reply, John. Yes, wanted to record ascents as have been trying to simulate hill running. |
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Member since May 2011 | Posted 13 years ago | ![]() |
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hi thanks for the replys like norman I alter the gradient of the treadmill to simulate hills |
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