5:39 if you don't have much time remaining in your life

@naveyarg9771

4 жыл бұрын

LMFAO ! THANK YOU!

@darkknight17

4 жыл бұрын

Heroes don't wear capes 💜

@mikec1096

4 жыл бұрын

thanks!

@faisalingalong

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@JoeF-sr4um

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!!!

Runners: running is better Cyclists: cycling is better Swimmers: (cant hear a thing)

@lovelyjubbly87

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

@itsraahul

4 жыл бұрын

LOOOOOOOOL most funniest comment on KZread

@CS-rw4es

4 жыл бұрын

Do all three :)

@simplemods

4 жыл бұрын

Nutritionist: am I invisible here?

@raidthanfl

4 жыл бұрын

Climbers: are to high up to hear anything

Not to flex but I just got my training wheels taken off.

@b11480

4 жыл бұрын

Proud of you man 👍

@yepthat4182

4 жыл бұрын

Barry Lawson Thank you. It’s one small step for me but one GIANT step for Mankind.

@Encourageable

4 жыл бұрын

300deGideão then that qualifies you as an expert - time to upload some instructional videos to KZread.

@b11480

4 жыл бұрын

DabbaYabbaDo 😂 I’d watch for a laugh.

@iancarterr

4 жыл бұрын

What is your tricks. It’s been 20 years and if my mom takes them off I fall and cry

I have fallen in love with biking since quarantine started😅

@milotallroth206

4 жыл бұрын

Yea same haha

@boigoe

4 жыл бұрын

Same here bought a hybrid bike and I feel like in 16 again

@MrKrypt

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@boigoe

4 жыл бұрын

Did 15 miles to day in my hybrid bike with a mate....wat a buzz...im thinking of quitting football

@ArnoldJudasRimmer

4 жыл бұрын

Same. And I'm doing almost three times as long at a similar heart rate than I would if I was running. Being a fat knacker, that makes a lot of difference to my knees and ankles!

I've never enjoyed running, gives me that burn in the chest and I feel like I can't go on. Biking is enjoyable and I love the view along the way. For me it's totally sustainable.

@erikdebeen5838

4 жыл бұрын

I thought the same, untill I learned to run properly. That is; not too fast and with better technique. But still, yes, running is always just that little more intense, however 4 hours of biking tires me out more than an hour of running ever could. In a whole different way, both are enjoyable to me :)

@LeoInterHyenaem

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Cycling is a pleasure. Running is a chore.

@pompidoos4891

4 жыл бұрын

@@LeoInterHyenaem cycling is boring. takes forever to get anything done. mountain biking is fun, so is running. whenever i see a road cyclist, they tend to be podgy, middle aged men that can't hack running.

@manemane5410

4 жыл бұрын

@@erikdebeen5838 what a dumb comparison of course 4hrs of cycling is more harder than 1hr of running. This is common sense.

@scotthunter4

4 жыл бұрын

Obviously depends if the cycling is on the flat. On the flat you’re just your pumping quads in a big gear, that’s not as demanding on your heart and lungs as running. The only time cycling gets close to running is on a climb.

I can bike for 2 hours but can only run for 30 mins. I’ll stick with biking.

@ariesred777

4 жыл бұрын

I started biking first then running.Your body certainly feels the added weight when running.It has to carry and less distance travelled.Started to focus on running for a greater challenge.

@MrVolodus

4 жыл бұрын

@@MyChannel-bh6sc But when running slow, it is soooo boring :)

@MrVolodus

4 жыл бұрын

@freEvo8 Sure, some guy in 11km run was running at 20km/h (I was doing 12)... that is almost as fast me on my bicycle run :D

@animacs1

4 жыл бұрын

I cannot run for 10 minutes. Can cycle for 8 hours. And I'm not overweight. So, stick to cycling.

@carlosgodinez5914

4 жыл бұрын

Running burns more calories as it’s tougher, meaning it requires more effort/energy to do. Cycling does burn calories but at a slower rate.

I’m fortunate to run and cycle but I never experience the ‘high’ from cycling that I do from running which makes all of the difference for me.

@MrVolodus

4 жыл бұрын

Do you cycle uphill?

@pompidoos4891

4 жыл бұрын

cycling is ok as a rest / cross training exercise - as a main sport, i think it's pretty boring.

@klowther247

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrVolodus I'm guessing there was pun intended there!!...Haha! I do. I mountain bike and road bike. I i think there's most likely a 'meditative flow' thing going on in running which is maybe obstructed in cycling by the conscious/subconscious focus on safety?

@klowther247

4 жыл бұрын

@@pompidoos4891 Yes I'm certainly in agreement with you there, unless of course the aim is to get to somewhere but certainly comes well after running for me for training exercise!

@stefanweilhartner4415

4 жыл бұрын

getting high from exercise is super unhealthy. it is a result of high destructive cortisol that cranks out other steroid hormones to mask away pain - even if it still there. on the other side it reduces testosterone and is wasting muscle. this is why elite marathon runners look ugly skinny fat. not healthy like sprinters. chronic high cortisol sucks out your life and makes you age fast. on the other side alternating training in zone 5 and zone 2 has an anti-aging effect because you grow new healthy mitochondria. with SIT in zone 5, there is mitophagy happening, which is autophagy of the mitochondria (destruction of old defect mitochondria and making room for new healthy ones) so: never ever train in zone 3 (of 5), only alternating in zone 5 and 2

Running - best effiency Cycling - good effiency but much more fun if want to go for distance

@justinpino8115

4 жыл бұрын

Opinion. I think running is more fun

@randybutternubs7820

4 жыл бұрын

Justin Pino I personally find mountain biking down a steep hill is fun but ig running is fun aswell

@jacobnunya808

3 жыл бұрын

I have to imagine the position also matters. For example standing on the bike would probably let you burn more calories. You can also get your arms into it by pulling down when you are pushing hard on a pedal (in the case of a serious racing bike).

@I.C.Weiner

3 жыл бұрын

@@dakshs9528 how many times are you going to comment this? Your sounding pretty pretentious.

@Genericname219

3 жыл бұрын

@@dakshs9528 biking is better because I can go much much further with bike and also faster while I can't do that with running

They forgot to take the cooling effect of the wind into consideration. Cycling goes much faster than running, sweat dissipates much faster and thereby coooling the body allowing you to exert harder and for longer.

@McStoolio

4 жыл бұрын

How do you know they forgot? He said that after taking measurements he then made certain assumptions, perhaps this was one of them?

@Dhundahl

4 жыл бұрын

The test they did was a lab-test where they were stationary in both tests and probably putting out a constant power output. The real world is obviously gonna be a bit more complicated to predict.

@ariesred777

4 жыл бұрын

@@Dhundahl Yes agree.And probably more body muscle usage for balance and co-ordination out in the open.

@kepolasokram

4 жыл бұрын

Is it possible that they used fans?

@m.wtradingcorp.7477

4 жыл бұрын

Very right

I have lost 20 kilos (45 pounds) in 4 months by cycling. As soon as the pandemic started I turned to biking to manage my stress. I started riding 32 kilometers every day (6am) on my mountain bike but on a paved road, I was still stressed, so I added an afternoon ride (6pm) also for 32k. I ride a total of 64k six days a week and after losing 20 kilos (45 pounds) I'm 5 kilos (11 pounds) away from my target optimal weight. With a sugar-less diet, patience and a twinkle of OCD :) I have managed to keep the riding regimen and loving it.

I do both however, you can ride your road bike hard(35miles) every day but can’t run 10miles every day because of the stress and damage done on body.

@mariamueller1946

3 жыл бұрын

It depends on how hard the effort is. You can’t go full out in anything every single day. There are plenty of ultra runners who log that kind of mileage. But agreed, it is harder on the body, there are diminishing returns as the distance increases, and I think a study showed extreme ultra runners had weaker cardiovascular health.

@Silokkes

3 жыл бұрын

@@mariamueller1946 I think he might be referring to the impact forces from running. The forces are actually insane during running.

@hampdog5716

3 жыл бұрын

Silokkes I was always a huge runner but then I started having slight knee pains (I'm 24 but I think it came from all the running in the Army and I was Airborne sooooo 🤷🏻‍♂️) And then I thought: "hey, what if I got a bike?" I plan to get one next spring

@jacobnunya808

3 жыл бұрын

@@Silokkes Yeah pretty sure humans are not designed to be running hard for an hour every day. A light jog for a healthy weight person is probably fine for hours though.

@jacobnunya808

2 жыл бұрын

@Tom Brown There are other animals that can travel farther distances on land. Humans do tend to be good at keep up a high portion of their sprinting speed.

I can cycle for hours without getting bored , running not so much,,love cycling

@dokteradit5689

4 жыл бұрын

So do I

@badmuppet6532

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t have the 20 hours per week to get the same effect/feeling I can get from running for four hours per week of running. Perhaps I just have a life 🤣

@JosueLopez-kk9us

2 жыл бұрын

@@badmuppet6532 having a life involves not being able to have a bike ride? Ok

@eldiegoasecas

3 ай бұрын

​@@badmuppet6532 having little free time is such a weird thing to brag about

i love running but we're all agree that biking always make us feel young again since we can go far from home 😉

@DubKc

4 жыл бұрын

What are you trying to run away from?

For the enjoyment factor, biking is definitely my choice but will choose running if I am short on time

Tbh biking is something that I would wake up for in the morning rather than running

I’ve fallen in love with biking in quarantine. I can do it in my house while watching tv and can do it for an hour easy. I don’t think I can straight out run for an hour like biking.

Very interesting video, thank you! I expected the difference being higher but I like the result 😀👍

Hi guys. Great video. I used to do HIIT Sprints, 12x12, 25m each, with a 45 sec rest in between each set. Took about 40 mins. Shifted houses where I couldn't run anymore, so shifted to 1 hour of cycling. That 1 hr has dropped to 50 mins and dropping further, so need to up the time for a similar cardio workout. It burns off fat like nothing else...do it everyday.

Lovely work you did there. Excellent video. Very very useful. Straight to the point. Thank you for that.

Thx for the video, now I know what I always wondered about! Great video,well presented!

I have spent all of last year cycling training. I lost some weight, but not nearly as much and as rapidly as I have over the last 5 months only running at similar intensity and regularity. The difference for me is the hunger generated. I feel a far greater need to consume a ton of carbs after my bike rides ( usually lasting an hour) v what I crave after a run ( same duration and intensity). I never feel desperately craving carbs after running compared to my crazy carb craving after cycling. And this difference in what I crave to consume for the rest of the day has helped me lose just over 3 kg running. So, that's an interesting phenomenon for me: how my body reacts to the running v cycling.

@matowakan

Жыл бұрын

that sounds like your fault

@abbreviateTome

Жыл бұрын

Same with me. Its crazy. I now do weight lifting and slow uphill walking on a treadmill whilst intermittently fasting. The best for weight loss as it taps into your fats and doesn’t burn into the stored glycogen in the muscles as much as cycling does. Hence i can get by with one meal (1000 cal) a day easily.

Love doing both..been running for 8 years, mtb for almost 2 years.. just Love them..

Great video very informative, keep em coming 💪

Thanks for sharing this test and your analysis. Affirms the general understanding we have.

I’ve finally settled on alternating biking a day and running a day (6 days then rest) and it’s been great. I don’t get burned out on either activity, I’m losing weight and I’m avoiding running injuries that plague me if I run every day. Helpful to know the difference which I largely offset by riding for more time than I run.

@adriantoye

2 жыл бұрын

I've started doing the same thing, alternating between cycling and running. I feel less aches and pains and I'm able to train six days a week.

@kaufmanat1

7 ай бұрын

But, but, but, you'll never be the best doing that!! Whats that? None of us will ever be the best no matter what we do so we should stop training like we're going to be? Makes sense. Cross training is for sure the healthiest option.

Amazing cycling fitness journey. Wonderful ways and information.Great job.

Great video, thanks for the info!

Thank you for making this video. Very good and useful info!

I do both of them so I lower my chance for overuse injury. Win-win!

I do both, biking improves my ability to run. Biking allows me to have stronger legs which gives me an advantage when I run. I used to prefer biking over running but after seeing improvements I can actually say running isn’t so bad. For me weather also plays a big factor as I don’t like to bike in windy conditions. For someone who does nothing I’d advise to start off with biking and then slowly transitioning to both.

Great video guys! Keep it up! Greetings from Uruguay, south america

Very good analysis. Thank you.

According to the given data the differences aren’t right : 991 - 868 =123 (and not 124 Kcal) 1156 - 994 = 162 (and not 212 Kcal) Anyway thank you for the great videos ! Always nice to watch you 🙏🏻💪🏻🏊🏻‍♂️🚵🏻‍♂️🏃🏼

@luiscalico

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah not very accurate, or not accurate at all. If you can't subtract or add , you shouldn't be doing educational videos. Learn the basics first. This how Media fucked the population with the Covid19, simple maths. Very sad

@DS-vp3vv

4 жыл бұрын

Guys its an estimation, those values are not the exact numbers of a math equation but are extracted from a lab test. The thing with your replies is that are very judgmentall instead of kind a kind of an observation

@Game0verFool

4 жыл бұрын

The first one is due to rounding but the second one is hard to fathom

@richtourist

4 жыл бұрын

I think it may be worse than that... If a person actually exercises at the same rate for the cycle and the run (to make a fair comparison) then they would have actually done the same internal work/chemistry and used the same volume of oxygen. All they have shown is that heart-rate monitors, which come in a box with a receipt, are less accurate than VO2 meters, which come in a lab with a scientist. Not surprising. The differences between cycling and running are nothing to do with energy, they are everything else.

I don't know why it is, but I had been running more than 70 miles a week and my weight stablilized at around 170 to 176. But as soon as I started doing indoor spinning or the Flywheel app I have lost 10 to 15 pounds. And most of the miles I was running were at sub 8 minute pace. But I have also found that I can maintain my heart rate as high or even higher for longer periods of time while cycling. I still use running as part of my exercise routine but the indoor cycling has kept me injury free, and can substitute cycling for running with no loss of fitness. One Caveat my weight loss due to biking only works if and only I can spin at 200 to 270 watts per a 45 minute to 30 minute session. It is a formula that works for me, your formula might differ but probably not by much. Cheers.

@rondierice4922

4 жыл бұрын

High intensity is the key. Walking and running is so natural. The body adapts easily, and uses less energy to preform the same task.

@AJDaniels5298

3 жыл бұрын

Flywheel app? Okay, I wanna see what that is. Edit: I can't find anything like that. The only apps I can find called Flywheel are taxi cab apps. Last year, before I became agoraphobic, I went biking a lot, but then again, I was also playing Pokemon Go a lot back then, too.

Thanks for the vid guys

Nice summary thanks!!

I like to mix it up, and find I can comfortably manage 5km / 25 min running and 60 - 80km / 3 - 4 hr road riding. I see cons with both on their own...cycling doesn’t help with overall body tone and bone density, whereas running has greater risk of knackering joints, so a bit of both makes most sense IMO.

I love the casual, matter-of-fact comment: 'when I cycle I quite often have coffee and cake'!! Thanks for this. I personally find cycling gives very quick weight-loss.

Great experiment i must say..it was a long time doubt in my mind and now its clear.. Thanks for your channel..

Great comparison Thank you guys

6:10 1,156 minus 994 is 212? 162? or did i miss something

Well, i can run for 30 seconds and i can cycle for 5 hours... I think i loose more weight by cycling.

your videos are so professional done!

This was what I was wondering... thanks for the experiment

Both are fun, but I enjoy running since it allows me to re-focus mentally and meditatively

Difference i find though is like you pointed out in the beginning, that it's often easier to keep on the bike for longer. So biking at level 2 for a longer period of time might be more beneficial (which is the case for me at least, as i struggle to run for more than one hour)

@zyghom

4 жыл бұрын

ha ha ha - me completely opposite ;-)

@ivanteo1973

4 жыл бұрын

you are right. this is something that was not taken into actual consideration. I am burning more calories when cycling simply because I am able to ride a lot longer then jogging. As we know duration is one of the key to burning calories.

@bengoodwin83

4 жыл бұрын

True that. I find when I do a run I struggle to do more than 5k. When cycling though I regularly do 2hrs + and find that much easier physically

@napaindian62

4 жыл бұрын

This boils down to personal preference. I can go on a jog/hike for hours where as being in the saddle for 30 minutes is a mental killer. But I rode bikes pretty much everyday day from the age of 6 till I was 24 as a commute. I just got burnt out but I love running.

@sahankayastha1468

4 жыл бұрын

Superb Analysis..

This is a well done research. Running burns more per hour but cycling (for me at least) is more sustainable for a longer time period. Good job GTN. I’ve always wondered and needed science with data to be certain.

Really cool and informative!

I was surprised at how high the calorie consumption was (given what my tracking app estimates) but the difference between running and cycling was very much what I would've expected.

If your a mountain biker it’s a completely different story all together🔥

@aaronbaptist1563

3 жыл бұрын

Well I guess it would make it even more different if your a mountain runner then.

@gunsmoke9388

3 жыл бұрын

MTB is way more tiring!!! Especially the climbing !!

@aaronbaptist1563

3 жыл бұрын

@@gunsmoke9388 Uhmm.. I kind'a disagree with that statement. I mean, I'm a runner but I ain't no newbie when it comes to bikes too tho. When it comes to bikes, specially mountain bikes, it's a common knowledge that majority of them have multiple speed selection specially if you're an elite biker who mainly focuses on cycling as a workout or training. I know it doesn't get easier even if you lower your MTB gear but hey, it actually gives you a little more room for comfort even when you're pedaling in a faster pace, coz you know, you're still sitting down and it's much lighter. Now when it comes to running, we all know we don't have gear options in oir bodies to make hill runs easier, our bodies are built as is and we use all of those muscles to push it to the top without even the slightest comfort of sitting unlike being on a bike. So yeah, I'd say running is harder though..

@gunsmoke9388

3 жыл бұрын

@@aaronbaptist1563 true , i switched from running to cycling because im getting into my 30s and running is just way too taxing on the bones joints and ligaments

@aaronbaptist1563

3 жыл бұрын

@@gunsmoke9388 Both are hard in different ways actually, nothing in the sports industry is easy specially if you're a part or a member of an elite organization/team. I think it just boils down to where you think you would do better at and which sport you think you enjoy doing more. After all, being happy and satisfied with what we do is what's most important.

You guys are awesome, Thank you

Ah, Dr Jonathon Robinson, what a lovely, lovely man! A very lovely and clever man! I just go back and see him in 2020! Thanks GTN - here’s to another ace year! Keep the vids coming!

I would say cycle almost everyday, go swimming twice a week and running once a week also maybe a few rounds on a punching bag when your legs need a rest.

@mwaller5250

3 жыл бұрын

Im a kickboxing addict..lol..I like your plan..👍👍

@Geordieboi

3 жыл бұрын

@@mwaller5250 thanks stay healthy my freind

@mwaller5250

3 жыл бұрын

@@Geordieboi welcome.😊😊

@PPCSI133

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. Mix it up. Any form of physical activity is good. Just get out there

I’m 16 and recently started cycling. I had a meniscal repair, and so my leg is a little weaker then it should be. I tried running about 7-8 months after my surgery, but because my leg was weaker then it should I was compensating by using my hip to absorb the shock, and messed up my hip. Sooo now I’m cycling to try and build up leg muscle and start running again

@ahsiek

2 жыл бұрын

hope its going well!

Last month I started Mountain Biking and love everything about it. I'm a bite of an adrenaline junkie, I snowboard in the Winter and have found my summer sport MTB. I need to love the physical activity I'm doing, and then I am constantly trying to find time to get out ride.

Great Video. I Run and Cycle my opinion is cycling builds my legs creating more muscle giving me more of a anaerobic workout. Running I’ve found gets me smaller less muscle building more aerobic then anything else. I like them both but running slims me up quicker

Cycling is more sustainable. I work in orthopedics/sports and there are many cyclists in their 60s. Very few runners at that age or less by comparison.

@lacasadelpollo3331

3 жыл бұрын

I am in my 50's and I used to run and sprint five days a week. A few weeks ago I tried a new running routine and my heels and ankles were in pain for days, to the point I could not exercise. Now I have been doing cycling and I feel super good and energetic, is easier in my feet and can do it for longer time!

i love both, but biking makes my butt hurt 😂 I'll stick with running

@AWriterWandering

4 жыл бұрын

Try adjusting your saddle. I used to get sore bottoms all the time, until I realized that I was riding with the saddle way too low. Generally you want it so that your leg is straight if you put your heel on the downward stroke of the peddle.

@cathnz9726

4 жыл бұрын

Running makes my feet hurt, so I stick to my bike 😁

@gautheny

4 жыл бұрын

You don't ride often then. Can ride with my jeans the whole day doing my rounds and nothing hurts lol

@jelangr

3 жыл бұрын

@Bilbo Baggins yeah i didn't blame the bike

Love your style 👍 cheers from Italy

Good info, thanks

Would like to see these results on route with hills, etc not just flat ground! Riding a trainer indoors is a very constant resistance but adding elevation to both would be more real world results!

@MockeryManor

4 жыл бұрын

Great point. Anytime I ride uphill, I’m drenched....almost like running.

@Andrew-it7fb

4 жыл бұрын

But then you can coast down whereas the runner still has to run down hill.

@talling

2 жыл бұрын

Yes but running up a hill is undoubtedly more difficult than biking up one

Cycled 16 miles everyday commute, with long rides on weekends, including cycle to Paris. Weight loss was minimal.. running, weight loss was dramatic, losing over a stone with no change in diet. I believe the rule is 1 mile of running, equals 4 cycling.

@Abraksas112

3 жыл бұрын

I can ride 3 miles easy in the same time I run 1 mile. Also I can ride 100 miles no prob, not gonna be running more than 2-3 miles xD. It all depends on what you're capable. What good is it that running for 30 minutes burns more calories than cycling for 2 hours if you can easy cycle for hours and hours but not even run half an hour? Also do (or would you) run to work every day? Can you even?

unbelievable content level,..great video

Very helpful video thanks

Thank you for the great video! The mentioned calorie difference is only valid by running/cycling in fitness. The real difference comes from: 1. Attitude difference - even by 100m you can tell there is a big impact. When cycling by descent you can just keep your low HR - in comparison by running you cannot "relax". 2. Uneven terrain - when you run, you need to pay attention and keep safe which increase the calorie burn 3. Duration - the fatique boosts significantly the calorie burn and by 2hours running well trained person is burning far more calories in comparison to 2h cycling My personal conclusionis is that with running I'm burning almost twice the calories in comparison to the cycling activity.

When I started My first (and most nostalgia-evoking) loaded bike tour back on July the 29th of 2007, I weighed 95kg. By the 18th of August (21 days later and ca. 1.800km further), upon reaching the destination, I weighed 85kg. And it was quite the experience, too! Miss it dearly. I must admit that My subsequent cycle tours were less efficient in the regard of calorie expenditure, mostly because I was too complacent and consumed a lot of calories underway, in effect thus losing only 3-4 kilos per the same amount of time and distance covered. I've boxed for 4 years, done Brazilian JuJitsu for ca. 6 months, kick-boxer for a year and cycled fairly long and often since 1998 - and, while I was in a fairly good shape at 25 or thereabouts, none was quite as efficient in the sense of getting Me in shape as a loaded cycle tour, combined with a moderate calorie intake. HIIT (again, combined with a controlled calorie intake) was also remarkably efficient. As mentioned, running unquestionably will burn more calories than cycling, but I'm yet to come across a person who can run for 10 hours on end at speeds exceeding walking speed. Walking, upon the other hand, will only burn one-third or thereabouts as many calories as cycling will.

I've had osgood schlatters in my knees and get runners knee real easily, I grew to love cycling shortly after

@karthikroy2384

4 жыл бұрын

Bro..I hav the same. But running in the correct and certain posture ..I think can protect us from knee issues. And moreover , leg exercises can help us dealing with this.

Thanks! Proper form/technique is key 🔑 to less injuries. Proper fueling? Please do a video on gel packs vs natural. Would be interesting ~

6:08 How did you even manage to get 212?

@michaelcronje8532

3 жыл бұрын

994+6 = 1000. 1156-6 = 1150. 1150-1000 = 150. Therefore the answer is 212

@abdullahsiddiqui1681

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelcronje8532 150+6+6=162 Not 212

@fixxxer7030

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelcronje8532 lol please tell me this was sarcasm. otherwise find the nearest cliff

@michaelcronje8532

3 жыл бұрын

@@fixxxer7030 lol of course

@Abraksas112

3 жыл бұрын

Math, not even once

I do both - run one day, bike the next - and I can tell you that running requires far more exertion. It uses your back, abs, shoulders, and arms much more than biking. Biking definitely uses the front of your thighs more than running.

Finally the comparison I wanted to see

I loved the video!

I run for more than 12 years now... also cycling more seriously for 10+. To sum this up, running toughens you up nicely and cycling makes your muscles a bit more 'fluff'. Running is not for everyone, it's more of a mental game rather than anything else.

@TheAcdcnz

4 жыл бұрын

What you mean by "fluff"?

@marronycaro

4 жыл бұрын

Reply please! What do you mean by fluff?

@brianmabasa5251

3 жыл бұрын

yeah i would like to know as well your definition of "fluff'?!!!

2 words. Heather. Awesome.

Historically I'm more of a cyclist but lately I've been doing a little of both in the home gym. I've started doing what I call an "indoor sprint triathlon" twice a week with a quick a 750m on the Skierg rower for the swim, 20 km on the spin bike, and then 5 km treadmill run to finish it off. All in all takes about an hour because I'm a hobbyist at best and I'm also spending some time changing shoes, etc. I do find it to be a good workout and the equipment changes keep me from getting bored. You can't really trust equipment calorie calculators too much but the 20 km bike and the 5 km run both say I am burning just over 400 calories each with the bike taking just under 35 minutes and the run taking just over 24 minutes.

I would say both are very good and useful methods for losing weight/ exercising but I think for me cycling is more fun, and having to be able to go longer distances than running.

6:38 HAHAHAHAHHAHAH GOOD ONE HEATHER!!!!!

Good one brother

Great and specially for showing doctor information

6:08 1156-994=162, jesus!

@muntasar3754

4 жыл бұрын

6 in 9 = 69 (just to answer as fast as possible)

@NatKhatShady

4 жыл бұрын

Ran Chen hahaha you got it right

I do both. I’ve done both for decades. I love both. You burn more calories faster while running, and running is less of a PITA (doesn’t require maintaining a bicycle). If you want to get in a more full body workout more quickly, go for a run. I run during the week and save cycling for the weekend when I don’t have to rush off to work.

@LB-lz1ks

3 жыл бұрын

same here. and I keep drive train spotless :)

I bike and run and have noticed that when I register my activities when it comes to running I usually burn a peak more of calories. But thank you for verifying!!

I am out of shape and turning 50 in about 2 months so I am in the early stages of exploring cycling and running/walking fast in Zone 2 to find which is more effective and enjoyable at burning calories. Thus far walking at 3.0 mph at a 3% incline puts me in Zone 2 and is somewhat enjoyable. I do it for an hour each time. I tried a stationary cycle and due to burning in my legs I was only able to last 15 minutes in what I think was Zone 2. I am basing my effort on my ability to breathe through my nose, ability to speak somewhat easily while exercising, heart rate and wattage produced. I think that I would prefer cycling due to the relative speed but time will tell. Thanks for the video.

Her running form is GORGEOUS. And I don’t mean this in any inappropriate way, it’s just really amazing how smooth her movements are even in slow motion. The human body is fascinating 👍🏻👍🏻

Stop thinking so much and lace up your shoes (david goggins)

@nabil.bhd.95

3 жыл бұрын

I needed to read this, thanks

@cmh9932

3 жыл бұрын

STAY HARD!

I LOVE running, and I am hoping to pick-up cycling soon! Excited 🙃

Coffee and cake sound good. I'll combine it with my two complementary combos: run & row alternating with bike & row. My second glass of wine tonight would be killing all attempts at weight loss anyway, despite a one-hour cardio-tennis with my coach. But, I am looking forward to seeing the effect of building this base when lent arrives and 40 coffee (latte), alcohol and dessert free days from my 17-year-old tradition arrive.

You can not 'freewheel' when running. :) I've found that a 1 mile run is close to a 3 to 4 mile cycle on similar terrain.

@adrianmayorga7092

4 жыл бұрын

D S 1 hour of biking 🚴

@glamoc0000

4 жыл бұрын

Right.... which takes approximately same amount of time, no?

@DerekSiddle

4 жыл бұрын

@@glamoc0000 no meaning with regards to calories burnt. I run and cycle and thats what my body and garmin seem to indicate. Not an exact science i grant you, just my experience.

Another variable to keep in mind is if you are an overweight person (like moderately or even severely obese), then running is more injury prone, specially affecting joints like ankle and knees, and cycling might be a better choice.

@zyghom

4 жыл бұрын

I think when you are obese you cannot even run - then you can start with walk and then brisk walk. While walking you are aways attached to the ground with 1 leg so no jumping and no killing of your joints

@se9865

4 жыл бұрын

@@zyghom I'm obese (5' 11", 235lb), and I run 6 miles a day. I have no problem with my joints. In fact, the only time they hurt is when my hours at work go up so I end up skipping a week. Granted, I'm only doing about 10:30 per mile average. I've also been running for 23 years, and I gained all my weight while continuing to run 3 to 5 days a week.

@littlekingtrashmouth9219

4 жыл бұрын

I lost 60 lbs, but I started on the bike before I thought about running. Then I started running in intervals until I could do it for longer. The weight melted off once I ran, but I kept biking in the meantime as well

@trepidati0n533

4 жыл бұрын

I know this seems like something that "logically makes sense" and might even be "technically true" but it is irrational to give this as advice without context. Running only causes damage when you do more effort that your body can currently handle. I know many people well above 250lbs who run but it does not hurt them because they run correctly and run at a volume/intensity which is not damaging with appropriate recovery.

@godismeme272

4 жыл бұрын

👍 This is easily tested. Put on a 20 lb vest (aka holiday gorge fest) and go for a run. Or even sprinting out of the saddle. It will start off as a small pinch, but if you ignore it, guaranteed injury. My joints and ligaments like being at 165 and less.

For an amateur who only enjoys riding I have huge leg muscles, but a pretty big belly for my narrow stature with a circumference of about 93 cm. The belly hinders me while riding, because I do not know where to put it and my long legs keep pushing against it. My action is: I ride 6 out of 7 days. On the way to work in a fasted state (14 hours) and when I do a 2 + hours ride on the weekend I eat before and during the ride.

Good video! Well... I ride cross country (off road, going uphill and so on) most of the time... And when I run is just the tipical running on the street/park... I end up spending more energy with my bicycle due to the technical part of the cross country (is not easy going on technical descent with a hard tail bike...:)). So I would suggest another video, now puting trail and mountain biking side by side :P

Answer- skipping😂

1( running) : 3( fast walking) : 10 ( cycling). That's the intesity and calories burnt. 1 being the highest and 10 being the lowest.

@brianmabasa5251

3 жыл бұрын

lol nope how fast do you go on bike 2km/h? lmao

@Abraksas112

3 жыл бұрын

Pro tip: When trying to lose weight maybe try using the same intensity for cyclying as you would for running, or at least for fast walking. Of course you're not gonna lose weight by cycling if you're cycling at lowest intensity possible. Your heartrate does need to get up if you want to lose weight.

I enjoy your channel, and watched your two videos on what is the best way to lose weight. The results were not a surprise, because it all relates back to the size of the muscle Lats vs quad and hamstrings. But all of you are in great shape. For the person who is not in top physical shape, the problem with the bike is that it is easy to coast. You can get by little effort. Swimming some different. People in poor physical shape are taking a couple of leisurely laps (typically breast stroke) and get out of the pool. It takes training just to get yourself to a point where you're exerting energy. If you're over weight and take up running, the forces on your joints are brutal. The best place to start if you're trying to lose weight and are out of shape is walking.

Informational video. I travel more distance with biking so I get to see more. So prefer 🚴

What did your POLAR watches read compared to the lab results in terms of "kcal"?

@Roger101Watson

4 жыл бұрын

Were they Polar watches I thought it looked like a Suunto 9 she was wearing. I would have loved to have know how accurate the watches were in comparison.

@eingast7798

4 жыл бұрын

@@Roger101Watson GTN is sponsored since the early days by POLAR and the protagonists are wearing the latest model whenever it comes out. They even use the polar bike computers.... I think, since they are not pointing out the accuracy that might tell something. I personally still use the Polar M430 and I am very happy with, I wish there would be an appropriate successor, I like polar flow and the general user interface approach. IMHO the Vantage are not an alternative for my M430 :(

@Roger101Watson

4 жыл бұрын

@@eingast7798 I've never even looked at a Polar watch I sort of discovered Suunto from watching GMBN thought they looked cool and as I have a dislike for Garmin it was my first fitness product. Polar does look good I might have to have a closer look.

One big difference is you never go down zero watts when running but you do when cycling.

@exratic5908

4 жыл бұрын

Not necessarily

@brendanscully5787

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe - depends on your running environment donit? Also, isn't that a training issue? Plus when powering down in cycling, your body is still pumping out energy via your metabolism and raised heart rate....? I s'pose you can bend this argument anyway you want.

Good info

Great idea. I thought running would win also, but the numbers were closer then I originally thought. Thx.

I stick to biking. For me it's more enjoyable, I can bike for two hours, like going fast, like the burning in my legs when going up hills, and enjoy the thrill of going downhill fast. I cannot, on the other hand, run for two hours or find it enjoyable.

@henkdekraai5290

4 жыл бұрын

Luis Gamez And most people can cycle for longer than running.

@ariesred777

4 жыл бұрын

@@MyChannel-bh6sc I don't like the gearing up(clothing) and bike check(maintenance) before the exercise.It takes forever.