12:3:30. The Best way to increase your FITNESS!

[@dogood6848]

I attended a Uni in the mountains where I had to walk to all my classes, and I was 119lbs. In 1 year after Uni I was 150 lbs. Earlier this week I finally figured our what was different, I was walking uphill 4 days a week

[@sweetpeaqueen1788]

I recently started #1 incline at O.5 - 0.8 FOR 15 20 minuets. Now doing #3 incline on the treadmill I so need to lose 20 lbs that I gained the last 4 - 5 years- taking care of a severe Parkensons and Parkensons dementia partner til they died And during covid 19 Plus giving up 85% dark chocolate and Vanilla bean Breyer s Dixie cups. I know the weight comeing off will take time cause can’t starve myself. I’ll update maker each month. So hard to loose weight when an old lady.

[@wc2361]

how has your journey been?

[@wejpasadena1]

I can only go 7 elevation at 3 mph for 30 minutes but my goal is 12:3:30. It’s good to have a goal.

[@JenKirby]

I like walking uphill but I don’t like walking downhill. It’s very stressful on my knees.

[@neurolasticinstitute424]

Yes! Its funny, you would think going uphill would be worse. But going downhill is much harder on your joints.

[@solvisionx9965]

In the video it says 12 degree incline. That would be over 20 % incline. The 12 in 12-3-30 actually stands for 12 % incline. All the treadmills I have seen so far give the incline in percent.

[@Rosiiieposiiie243]

What if I walk just on no incline for 70 minutes? Wouldn’t that basically do the same thing?

[@1unsung971]

Deter users from holding on to the rails/handles

[@maremacd]

I’m confused. 12% incline or level 12 incline?

[@ilja7544]

%

[@bineez9300]

Same

[@testinginstruments7785]

I do 25000 steps in the lose sands. This is good?

[@CoronaCovid]

Whats this exercise in kilometers

[@greenapple1069]

4.8

[@CoronaCovid]

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[@joeschmo1516]

First

[@scf7334]

Congratulations

[@mausplan3890]

don't studies show walking downhill is better if you can do it.

[@1unsung971]

No

[@sweetpeaqueen1788]

Too hard on ones knees

[@annejohnson6289]

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[@reubenmanners5209]

It’s way easier to walk downhill. Idk what studies you’re looking at