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T2 Treadmill Timer

Four rounds on a treadmill, four movements per round: two 40-second sprints, a 40-second grip block, and 40 seconds of passive walking, with 20 seconds of rest after each effort. The timer runs the rotation four times and finishes on the last work interval — 15:40 in total. The original was performed on T2, the treadmill aboard the International Space Station.

It translates to a gym treadmill cleanly: sprint hard twice, then step off the belt and hang from a pull-up bar or hold a pair of heavy dumbbells for the grip block, then walk easy through the passive interval before the next round begins. If your machine takes a while to change speed, open the preset in the editor and stretch the rests to cover the transitions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the T2 Treadmill workout?
15:40. The rotation — two sprints, the grip block, the passive walk — runs four times through, with a short rest after every work interval and none after the last.
What do I do during the Grip interval?
Forty seconds of grip work: a dead hang from a pull-up bar, a heavy farmer’s hold, or a towel squeeze all fit. Step off the treadmill for it, then use the rest to get back on the belt.
Can I run this without a treadmill?
Yes — flat sprints outdoors, hill repeats, or hard intervals on a bike or rower all slot into the sprint blocks. Keep the passive interval as genuinely easy movement so the next round starts recovered.