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45-M
INUTE
C
ROSS
-T
RAIN
(T3-5 O
NLY
)
Cross-training is a complete, varied workout designed to reduce the risk of stress-related injuries that can result from workouts limited
to one, repetitive activity. Competitive athletes use cross-training to keep their bodies in premier condition between seasons or events,
as well as to prepare for competition. The workout alternates between user-selected walk and jog speeds, beginning with a walk-
speed interval. The chart below lists the maximum and minimum speed and incline changes. The program concludes with a five-
minute cool-down.
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After entering weight during the setup, use either the SPEED or INCLINE ARROW keys to select a maximum walk speed, between
2.0 and 4.5 MPH (3.2 and 7.2 KPH), and press ENTER.
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Use either the SPEED or INCLINE keys to select a maximum jog speed, between 4.0 and 7.0 MPH (6.4 and 11.2 KPH), and press
ENTER.
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After selecting maximum walk and jog speeds, select a level, using the ARROW keys, and press ENTER.
The speed and level can be changed at any time during the workout; however, manual changes in speed are overridden by those
scheduled in the program.
45-Minute Cross-Train Program
Speed
Incline
Time (minutes)
Change (MPH/KPH)
Time (minutes)
Change (%) based on level
5.0
Jog
5.0
-0.9 to -9.5
10.0
Walk
10.0
+0.5 to +3.1
20.0
Jog
15.0
+0.4 to +6.4
25.0
Walk
20.0
-0.9 to -9.5
35.0
Jog
25.0
+0.6 to +3.1
40.0
Walk
30.0
+0.3 to +6.4
45.0
Cool-down
35.0
-0.9 to -9.5
40.0
+0.6 to +3.1
Percent incline changes are lower at lower levels and higher at higher levels.