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Bleep test on a jogging machine
Having discussed this with a couple of Forces friends this is how it can be done:
Basically you start at 8kph for one minute (with two degree incline), every minute you add on 0.5kph to the speed. (number of minutes = level) This is exactly the same as the actual bleep test, although obviously not constantly stop-starting. However, you will find it easier due to the lack of start/stop and will do 3-4 levels more than the actual test (ie if you get to level 14 on the jogger, it is the same as level 10/11 on the test. Nothing is better than actually doing the test, but I thought it might be handy for novices or when the weather's miserable. |
Re: Bleep test on a jogging machine
Originally Posted by Pincher
(Post 8246270)
Having discussed this with a couple of Forces friends this is how it can be done:
Basically you start at 8kph for one minute (with two degree incline), every minute you add on 0.5kph to the speed. (number of minutes = level) This is exactly the same as the actual bleep test, although obviously not constantly stop-starting. However, you will find it easier due to the lack of start/stop and will do 3-4 levels more than the actual test (ie if you get to level 14 on the jogger, it is the same as level 10/11 on the test. Nothing is better than actually doing the test, but I thought it might be handy for novices or when the weather's miserable. |
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