[ SECRET POST #2325 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2325 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Why the heck is it that I can bike for an entire hour at a pretty decent speed and be less out of breath than running up and down four flights of stairs?

[(Anonymous)]

Different muscles and a different kind of effort.

[mekkio]

Stairclimbing is higher impact exercise than biking.

[tamabonotchi]

imo when I was working cardio, cycling was the easiest especially when you did it flat or a constant resistance than just running on a treadmill and step climbing.
You're using more muscles to step climbing, not to mention gravity affecting you every step of the way and the varying motions.

[(Anonymous)]

Little known fact, but stairs are actually energy sucking parasites that feed on human energy. So even if you are in decent-shape, you will experience shortness of breath and whatnot in the proximity of stairs. Be careful!

[cloud_riven]

Because cycling requires way way waaaaay less effort/intensity.

And yeah, different muscle groups. I suppose you might get the same effect if you were riding up slopes since terrain makes a difference too.