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Stair RunningRead this tip to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Aerobic exercise and other Exercise topics. Stair RunningRunning up stairs is a time-honored way to improve aerobic conditioning. Take them 2 at a time if you're athletic and consider them to be part of your interval training. Even if you're new to exercise, you can benefit from walking up stairs whenever you get a chance. The calories burned will add up, and your conditioning will improve. If you have trouble finding time to exercise, take 10 minutes once or twice a day and walk up and down stairs at work (or before or after). Hold on to the rail if you need to. Comments6/13/2007 5:56:59 PMBill said: Is it really as benefical to go down the stairs as it is going up? 5/30/2008 6:24:12 AM circa1951 said: I have been running stairs at least 3 times a week for the last month. I take two stairs at a time as fast as I can. So far I can go up 7 flights of stairs in our office building. It has made a big difference in my breathing and my leg stability. 8/19/2008 7:11:16 PM Jemaine said: I take the stairs at work, also at home. It does build strength in your legs, and taking two at a time is great, I am 61 and keeping up my strength is paramount as you get older. You want to be able to get up on your own. 11/20/2008 10:29:13 AM Nicholas said: Going down the stairs is absolutely as beneficial as running up them. It's like walking, because we give a great workout to the muscles that move us forward, but what about the ones that move us backwards? Well, if your goal is total body fitness, try walking backwards either on a track/treadmill/elliptical and you'll see great results. Just don't run up or down stairs backwards please :) |
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