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On Sat, 21 Mar 2009 17:56:36 -0500, Strabo
wrote: 3. You've got to re-pattern the cardiovascular and respiratory systems in order to rebuild. How to do that? You 'tell' the body by doing. You program it. Work up to 1 hour fast paced walk each day. That's one foot in front of the other *continuously* for one hour. That's approximately three miles. That's close to double time. A nitpick: that isn't even quite quicktime, much less doubletime. Quicktime is 120 steps per minute, stride of 30" so 3.41 mph. Doubletime is 180 steps per minute, 50% faster or about 5 mph. Ref: U.S. Army field manual FM 22-5, page 3-7 http://35.8.109.2/resources/fm22_5.pdf Foreman, who is marching his daily hour at 3 mph up a 3.5% grade. Replaced the worn-out walking belt and front roller last week. |
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