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How to Burn More Calories on the Treadmill

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Burn more calories in the same amount of time – and increase your speed – with proper technique and hard work.

Warning
Always consult a physician before attempting to do any exercise or exercise plan.

Step 1: Warm up
Warm up your body with a five-minute jog before stretching. Stretch your quads, calves, and hamstrings, and begin your workout.

Step 2: Set on incline
Set the machine on a 1 percent incline. You will use more muscle groups on an incline, which will burn more calories.

Step 3: Walk without holding on
Walk or run without holding the handrails. Swing your arms forward and back, holding them at a 90-degree angle.

Tip
Keep your hands at hip level.

Step 4: Maintain a neutral position
Keep your head in a neutral position as you stand tall. Land on the middle of each foot and then roll onto the balls of your feet.

Step 5: Run in middle
Walk or run in the middle of the treadmill. Running too close to the sides can cause your arms to rise, which will cause stress on your shoulders and neck.

Step 6: Shorten stride
Work on your speed by shortening the strides when you run. Strive for 46 to 48 strides in 30 seconds.

Step 7: Add intervals
Add speed intervals to your workout. Begin by walking or running at your normal pace for two to three minutes and then go at a faster pace for 30 to 60 seconds.

Did You Know?
Tendinitis is an inflammation of the tendon that can be caused by incorrect posture.

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