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firstly, calibration, they're rarely going the pace you think. PLus the action of the belt and the difference in impact as you hit the thing is very different to running on a road, you should always have at least 1% incline on a treadmill to even some of that out.mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:Why is it so difficult on a treadmill to get up those speeds though?communistworkethic wrote:Indeed dujon - a top marathon runner is going at 20kph (13mph), just try try running at that speed down the gym on a treadmill, it's a touch difficult for a few hundred yards let alone 2 hours.
For example, I often do 2km on the treadmill just a warmup before weights, and I do it in about 7mins30sec, which feels like a pretty fast pace to me, but on a track that's a crap time.
Secondly, you just don't run as fast as you think you can.
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