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I heard there is an exercise type, 20min running then 10 sec slow walk then repeat... is it healthy?
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Sounds fine.: I don't truly see the benefit of throwing in the ten second walk in the middle, but don't think it would be harmful either, so go for it.
Answered 9/16/2014
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