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60/120 Run-Walk Timer

The 60/120 sprint protocol: a five-minute warmup walk, then eight rounds of a hard 60-second run against two full minutes of walking recovery, finished with a five-minute cooldown walk — 34:00 in total. Same 1:2 ratio as the 30/60, scaled up so the run becomes a real effort.

The long recovery is what makes the running interval count: two minutes of walking lets you attack each 60-second run rather than survive it. Run them strong and controlled, not flat-out — the goal is eight quality efforts, not one brilliant round and seven ragged ones. Open the preset in the editor to add rounds or stretch the run as your fitness climbs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the 60/120 session?
34:00 — a five-minute warmup walk, eight rounds of 1:00 running and 2:00 walking, and a five-minute cooldown walk.
How hard should the 60-second runs be?
Strong and controlled — a pace you could hold for the full minute on every round. The two-minute walk is generous on purpose so each run is a genuine effort; pace the first rounds so the last ones don’t fall apart.
How is this different from the 30/60?
Both are 1:2 run-to-walk, but doubling the numbers changes the workout: 30/60 is gentle conditioning, while 60/120 turns the running interval into a hard, repeatable effort with full recovery between.