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Stationary bike run

Beginner

Stationary bike run is a isolation machine exercise for the full body, also working the quads, hamstrings, and calves.

What it works

Primary muscle

Full body

Also works

QuadsHamstringsCalves

Equipment
Machine
Movement
Conditioning
Type
Isolation
Logged as
Distance and time
Suggested rest
1 min

How to do it

  1. 1Adjust the seat height and position to ensure proper alignment.
  2. 2Place your feet on the pedals and secure them with the straps if available.
  3. 3Start pedaling at a comfortable pace.
  4. 4Maintain a steady rhythm and increase the resistance as desired.
  5. 5Engage your core muscles to maintain stability and proper posture.
  6. 6Continue pedaling for the desired duration of your workout.
  7. 7Gradually decrease the resistance and slow down before coming to a complete stop.
  8. 8Stretch your legs and cool down after the workout.

What to do instead

  • RunBodyweight
  • Run (equipment)Bodyweight
  • Push to runBodyweight
  • Quick feet runBodyweight
  • Short stride runBodyweight
  • Walking on incline treadmillMachine

Harder variations

  • Push to runBodyweight
  • Wheel runBodyweight
  • Backwards runBodyweight
Logged today · 1 min restStationary bike run

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