Why is running outside 10 times more tiresome than a treadmill?

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you have to propel yourself completely, there's no treadmill to help you, but the ground isn't completely flat and there are many inclines and declines.

>>40003722
The sun/wind resistance

>>40003722
i feel the complete opposite

>>40003722
Treadmill forces you to keep moving.
Running outside, only your mind is what makes you keep going.

In a treadmill you can take bigger steps because you don't have to push yourself, outside your 1 step max is significantly reduced

>why is actual running more tiresome than bouncing up and down on a conveyor belt?

Dude there are like so many variables. Just read the cocksucking sticky.

>>40003722
INTO THE STARS

>>40004047
TO BUY CANDY BARS

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>>40004049
A KID WITH A KNACK FOR INVENTION

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>>40003722
These retard replies kek

When youre in a threadmil, theres a motor powering the "floor" below you, so only thing you gotta do is keep your own bodyweight on it.

When you run in real life, you have to push the planet underneath you. The planet is heavier than your body so thats why its harder

>>40003722
>running on a treadmill
Pathetic.

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>>40004047
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>>40003942
These.
>>40005547
I see where you're going with this shitpost, but it's so lackluster that you should consider ending your life.

>>40003722
I bet this fucking kid smells like he hasn't taken a shower in days

>>40003722
>running

Enjoy not having any knees by 50

>>40007401
which is why people who run usually keep doing so after they retire

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