40 minutes:
- 3 minutes running at 5.3mph (I up'd the speed a bit ;)
- 1 minute running at 7.2mph
- 1 minute walking at 3.8mph
- 1.0% incline (I had forgot to turn on the incline for the first 20 minutes, then I set it to 1.5, so I'll round to 1.0%)
On the last running (7.2) interval I was about 30 seconds into it when the nausea set in... I had to grit my teeth and gun it for the last 30 seconds and I managed to not throw up or anything. I think it's better to get that feeling on the treadmill though then on the soccer pitch. Much more manly to do it when no one knows it is happening (except the handful of people that read this, and the handful that I told about it in real life).
The other thing that happened today was that the highest I clocked my heart BPM at was 187. Can someone tell me if that's life threateningly bad? Like it felt good, but I want to know if it's not such a great thing.
That's all for now. I'm shaky and my legs feel full of lactic acid. Get to work, boys!
I don't think vomiting is a good indicator of a quality work out, so I'm glad you didn't get to that level, quite. The sort of rule of thumb is 220 - age = maximum heart rate. So you were probably ok in that sense. You just don't want to run the machine at top speed for very long as a general rule.
ReplyDeleteIt went down to the 150s by the time I started jogging again (like after the one minute of running), so I think I'll be okay. And I'm not feeling any ill effects right now either, so that's another good sign.
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