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Types of Running

Aerobic or 'Cardio' Classes
Aerobic or 'Cardio' Classes

Professionally led cardio classes usually feature a warmup, aerobic exercise that includes some type of resistance, an adequate cooldown and a stretch. When you take aerobics classes, there’s often a fee involved and you must exercise based on a set schedule. Cardio machines usually come free with a gym membership, let you work at your own ...

Aquarobics
Aquarobics

Similar exercises are performed in water and on land, such as jumping jacks, high knees, running and walking. Plus, you exercise against the resistance of the water with every movement, which increases the feeling of workout intensity.

Boxing
Boxing

These long aerobic running sessions do little to prepare the boxer for the physical demands he will face inside the ring. Boxing is anaerobic in nature. The sport has been estimated as approximately 70-80% anaerobic and 20-30% aerobic.

Cycling
Cycling

What are the benefits of cycling for runners? Cycling is a great way to cross-train, whether you are healthy or working through an injury. Cycling is non-impact but has several aerobic benefits. You can do several workouts on the bike like riding uphill in a big gear to build strength.

Rowing
Rowing

Why Runners Should be Rowers By T.J. Murphy CrossFit Endurance coach and 100-mile trail run fanatic, Brian MacKenzie of Costa Mesa, California, scrawled a simple looking workout set on a whiteboard in his home gym, then spent five minutes teaching me proper rowing technique.

source: active.com
Running
Running

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source: techwalla.com
Swimming
Swimming

Swimming for 30 minutes and running 1 hour on a treadmill can both help you maintain a healthy weight and reduce your chronic disease risks. You’ll burn a significant amount of calories swimming for 30 minutes, yet your calorie expenditure is greater running on a treadmill for one hour.

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Walking
Walking

In another study, after running or walking, participants were invited to a buffet, where walkers consumed about 50 calories more than they had burned and runners ate almost 200 calories fewer than they'd burned. Influence of running and walking on hormonal regulators of appetite in women.

source: greatist.com

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