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This is something I always wondered about. I get FAR more tired running 2 real miles than 2 "miles" on a treadmill. On a treadmill, both of your feet are in t
by istari 16y ago
This is something I always wondered about.
I get FAR more tired running 2 real miles than 2 "miles" on a treadmill.
On a treadmill, both of your feet are in the air for a significant amount of time, and you're not being carried backwards. Yet, I bet that distance still gets counted.
- jongraehl 16y agoThe only significant differences are constrained stride length, and wind resistance (which definitely matters even before 10mph).