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Does walking down a decline use up more or less calories than walking on a flat surface? What are the benefits, if any. |
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@vampboy | 4 August 20 |
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No, research shows that when going downhill you only burn 6.6 fewer calories per mile than walking on flat ground, So it uses less calories. Benefits are probably Improve Circulation Walking wards off heart disease, brings up the heart rate, lowers blood pressure and strengthens the heart. Shore Up Your Bones. ... Enjoy a Longer Life. ... Lighten Your Mood. ... Lose Weight. ... Strengthen Muscles. ... Improve Sleep. ... Support Your Joints. I googled all of this. |
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@crimson | 4 August 20 |
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I suppose that concludes this topic then lol
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@wildfern | 4 August 20 |
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What can I add to Vamps comment 
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@deusexmachina | 4 August 20 |
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Walk up it.
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@sisfreak2017 | 4 August 20 |
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Walk down i t upon someone's back. Whatever you've chosen to be doing with your c**k throughout this time is upon your own shoulders, entirely,   Perhaps you were just innocently picking winberries. |
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@kipling | 4 August 20 |
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Walking downhill at pace not good for the joints
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@tazdevil | 4 August 20 |
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@ ufohunter - 4.08.20 - 07:38pm Does walking down a decline use up more or less calories than walking on a flat surface? What are the benefits, if any. There are other better ways to burn calories 
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@ogdenz | 5 August 20 |
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Going over Niagra Falls in a barrel is a good way to lose weight. Just saying.
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@mikeymk | 5 August 20 |
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You use different muscles walking down hill.
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@ufohunter | 5 August 20 |
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Wow, walking downhill actually improves blood glucose tolerance and can aid in insulin resistace which is much lower in uphill walking. It also works other types of leg muscles. You shouldn't just go at the incline function of treadmills. Try working on the muscles it does not target by doing other exercises. http://www.health.harvard.edu/newsletter_article/uphill_or_down_the_health_benefits_of_hiking_depend_on_where_youre_headed Makes you  wonder why they don't have decline option on treadmills..Actual physical walking is a lot better in many aspects. |
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