your pace. Marching burns more calories than promenading. The third factor is the slope – negative slope (walking downhill) doesn't consume as much energy as climbing. To sum it up, it is tough to estimate the number of calories that you burn in an hour without any additional data. ...
KM Karkanen - US 被引量: 77发表: 2000年 Step Detection Robust against the Dynamics of Smartphones to time intervals between peaks or valleys to consider the time-varying pace of human walking or running for the correct selection of peaks or valleys. ... L Hwan-Hee,C Suji,L Myeong-Jin...
Walking posture can impact your ability to walk at a moderate-intensity pace. Not having appropriate footwear, such as the rightmen's walking shoesfor you, can negatively affect spine alignment or result in poor posture. If you have a medical condition that impacts your posture and makes it d...
185 participants, Celis-Morales and colleagues [54] investigated the associations between usual walking pace and a range of health outcomes. In fully adjusted models, compared to slow pace walkers, men and women with a brisk walking pace had a 38%...
Walking, by quantity and pace, is under-researched, particularly in the middleaged and elderly. Randomised controlled trials are required of its physiological effects on blood pressure, thrombogenesis, immune function; and of walking in the prevention and/or treatment of non-insulin dependent (type...
In 30 minutes, a 200 pound (90.7kg) person will burn 143 calories walking 2.5mph (4kph) and 239 calories walking 4mph (6.4kph). How many calories are burned walking 10,000 steps? Assuming: 1) 10,000 steps is 5 miles, and 2) an average pace of 2.5mph (total of 2 hours walking...
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Walking pace is a simple and functional form of movement and a strong predictor of health status, but the nature of its association with leucocyte telomere length (LTL) is unclear. Here we investigate whether walking pace is associated with LTL, which is
The two protocols were matched such that each subject completed both runs in the same elapsed time, which required a mean pace increase of 5.8 ± 1.9 m · min1 during the running phase of the R9W1. Selected physiological responses V E, VO 2, heart rate and rating perceived exertion were...
the sports park, this journey is not only a test of our body, but also a test of our will. It makes us feel the extreme difficulties of the long march of the Red Army and the hard won good life now. Following the pace of the revolutionary martyrs, we need to be an iron Chinese....