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Running Uses More Energy than Walking

Source: Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise

Summary:

Subjects were assigned to walking or running and energy expended measured to check prediction equations

Both treadmill and track workouts were measured

Running used about 30% more energy (calories) than walking same distance

Comment: Walkers can make up for energy shortfall by going out farther and/or more often

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