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  • Apologies, I misinterpreted the results. The second study did show increased energy consumption for higher speeds of running, but from what I can tell these increases are linear meaning that speed does not impact energy consumption (because time taken also increases linearly - therefore total energy consumption stays the…
    in Calories burned running: is speed a factor at all? Comment by Ron246 August 2012
  • The second study indicates higher energy consumption for higher speeds of running over the same distance.
    in Calories burned running: is speed a factor at all? Comment by Ron246 August 2012
  • How about we actually refer to some properly published and peer-reviewed studies instead of basing it on uninformed theory and hearsay.... http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15570150 - CONCLUSION: Running has a greater energy cost than walking on both the track and treadmill http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11296999 -…
    in Calories burned running: is speed a factor at all? Comment by Ron246 August 2012
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