Treadmill Workout Ideas | 9 Ways to Give Your Treadmill Workout a Boost

Treadmill workout’ need not be synonymous with ‘boring workout’. At least not with these tips from writer and fitness enthusiast Tehrene Firman.

The treadmills at your gym are always taken, and for good reason: They’re easy to use, provide you with as much customization as you want, and they get the job done fuss-free. But what happens when your workouts get a little boring? Before you start to despise stationary runs, try upping your treadmill workout game.

              

First thing’s first: You could just switch things up and take your run into The Great Outdoors, but there are some perks to sticking to the machine.

1. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOUR TREADMILL’S PRE-SET ROUTES

2. GIVE INTERVAL TRAINING A SHOT

3. GO FOR DISTANCE RATHER THAN TIME

4. EXPERIMENT WITH THE INCLINE

5. GET YOUR MONSTER WALK ON

6. LUNGE IT OUT

7. TAKE YOUR BUTT KICKS UP A LEVEL

8. UP YOUR SKIPPING SKILLS

9. DO A LADDER WORKOUT

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A Killer 30-Minute Treadmill Workout That Will Whip You Into Shape

When you're in need of a quick cardio session, the first thing you probably do is lace up your running shoes. While getting on a treadmill is a great way to get your heart rate up, it's best to go in with a plan so you don't end up aimlessly jogging. This fat-blasting workout will ward off boredom, improve your endurance, and boost your cardiovascular health. And it only takes 30 minutes.

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I did this exact workout a couple of weeks ago with Michael Olzinski, MSc, Purplepatch endurance coach and Equinox run coach, and I'm not exaggerating when I say it was one of the toughest treadmill workouts I've ever done (by the end, I'm pretty sure I was hurling profanities at Mike). I'm not an advanced runner by any means — the only race I've ever done was a 5K — so if I can get through this workout, anybody can.

"This is an incredibly efficient and varied workout for all levels of athletes, from someone just looking for a structured way to start integrating running into their routine to a trained professional who needs to pack in some efficient extra miles," Mike told POPSUGAR. It originally hails from David Siik of Equinox, but Mike has tweaked and modified it to suit any fitness level.

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