Does Running drain your hydration and food faster?

[tfninja 8]

if you are hungry is it better to run or walk?

can you go further walking before you need to drink or eat than you can running?

wonder if anyone knows

thanks

[bahhh 83]

Yes it drains faster.

But i'm also curious whether it will be better to run or walk

[flospy 8]

I heard from a friend that you lose the same amount in the same distance, running or walking. It just seems as if you're losing it faster because you're simply moving faster.

Hope this was helpful!

[Atanar 31]

If it burns faster then, it's only slighty, I hardly notice any diffrence between standing around or running in hunger. It's mostly time depending I think.

Edited July 31, 2012 by Atanar

[Jimmy Russel 1]

I'm going to guess that running drains those attributes faster than walking. I find no reason to look this up for certain because I doubt anyone would want to waste so much time walking all those kilometers, when they could just run when stocked up on supplies.

[BrettHarrenton 29]

Running drains faster, but who cares I'm not walking 10kilos.

[Crammal 0]

I just ran 12k from NW to Krutoy Cap last night and it SEEMED to drain faster, but the indicators go red in like a half hour or something right? And it probably took like 40 mins or so for that trip. So it might not matter whether you're walking or running.

[chad57 21]

It takes about the same for you however you move to another place with same exact distance.