By Jessie Knadler , Jessie Knadler is a freelance writer and documentary film-maker living in New York City.
If getting outside is impossible, we've also provided an at-home treadmill workout; we even have a fitness walk you can do while shopping at the mall! "The more options you have, the more likely you'll be to stick to an exercise routine, no matter what the weather," says certified personal trainer Kate Larsen, author of Progress Not Perfection: Your Journey Matters. Keep up the hard work all season long, and by spring, you might be shopping for a smaller size!
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Easy: You can sing
Moderate: You can talk freely
Brisk: You can talk but you'd rather not
Fast: You're huffing and puffing
Sprint: You can't go for longer than 30 seconds/Hop on the Treadmill
350 calorie burnerThis hill-heavy routine sculpts and strengthens thighs and glutes, says creator Jennifer Renfroe, Tread N' Shed treadmill class instructor at Crunch Gym in Atlanta. "Feel free to adjust the speed and incline depending on your personal fitness level," she advises.
What You'll Need A treadmill with an incline adjustment
The Routine
Duration 45 minutes
0-2:00 Easy walk (warm-up)
2:01-5:00 Moderate walk
5:01-10:00 Hill drill: Brisk walk, increasing incline one level every minute
10:01-12:00 Lower incline to level 1 and walk briskly
12:01-17:00 Hill drill: Brisk walk, increasing speed by 0.1 MPH and incline by one level every minute
17:01-19:00 Lower incline to level 2 and walk at a moderate pace
19:01-20:00 Raise incline to level 5 and walk briskly
20:01-24:00 Hill drill: Brisk walk, increasing speed by 0.1 MPH and incline by one level every minute
24:01-26:00 Lower incline to level 2 and walk at a moderate pace
26:01-40:00 Repeat minutes 19:01-26:00 two times
40:01-45:00 Easy walk, return incline to level 1 (cool-down)
Boost Your Burn Strap on a Powerbelt ($90 at Bodytrends), a lightweight padded belt that's equipped with retractable resistance cords, and give your upper body a workout. Hold the cords while you swing your arms forward, backward, up, or down and you'll burn as much as 64% more calories.
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