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is running or jogging on the spot have the same effect as running on the
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<blockquote data-quote="RunWild" data-source="post: 2434014" data-attributes="member: 610709"><p>It is, but it works different muscles than what you'd be working outside and on a treadmill. When I do this, I notice I work my calves a lot and get "sore" in those areas. When you run outside or on a treadmill, you have a longer stride because you're not focusing on kicking the furniture! </p><p></p><p>It's a good workout, but to maximize your training, it's good to run outside when you can (and I know that's getting harder to do as the weather deteriorates).</p><p></p><p>Find a pace that works for you and go for it. I run indoors on the spot for about 30 minutes and it gives me a good workout.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RunWild, post: 2434014, member: 610709"] It is, but it works different muscles than what you'd be working outside and on a treadmill. When I do this, I notice I work my calves a lot and get "sore" in those areas. When you run outside or on a treadmill, you have a longer stride because you're not focusing on kicking the furniture! It's a good workout, but to maximize your training, it's good to run outside when you can (and I know that's getting harder to do as the weather deteriorates). Find a pace that works for you and go for it. I run indoors on the spot for about 30 minutes and it gives me a good workout. [/QUOTE]
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