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Summary: Learn how to build muscle mass on a treadmill incline or by walking on a hill when training to run a marathon with expert exercises and preparation tips in this free how-to train for a marathon video clip.
Angela Joyce is a fitness instructor and teaches cardio fat burning exercises, muscle toning and healthy lifestyle habits.read more
"Hi! I am Angela on behalf of Expertvillage.com and right now I am going to show you one way to train for a marathon. While training for a marathon, it’s not only an important thing to work up your endurance to be able to run for a long time, but to build up muscle mass. This will allow you to be able to run for that long time too. What I always think is helpful to do this is to either walk in hills or places that are really inclined or do it on a treadmill. This treadmill especially I really like because I have intervals that I can push, I have a hill option, which has the inclinations that are inconsistent where they are just in the front, and I also have this where I can control it myself. I will show you how this works. I start at a very light speed but immediately with the first inclination, it is turning this exercise into where I am practically walking on a hill. This increases the muscle mass and I can feel the work immediately being done in my muscles because if I’m training for a marathon I’m either training on a treadmill that is straight or on a track that is straight. I can feel the difference immediately. You don’t want to do this everyday. You need days where your body recovers and your muscle repairs itself."
eHow Article: The Treadmill Hill Walk for Marathon Training
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rabz777 said
on 11/9/2009 Can you tell me what days I need to incorporate wieght training and supplimentary hill and speed training days on please? What ones go first along with endurance training. I am training for 10k run, I want to develop speed and more power.please reply to my email, rodgerdewing@gmail.com
or facebook: Rodger Dewing
Thank you very much