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I was just wondering if its better to do weight training and then do cardio or do cardio and then weight training or should i do cardio and a totally different time to when i do weight training... Any advice will be awesome thanks
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I was just wondering if its better to do weight training and then do cardio or do cardio and then weight training or should i do cardio and a totally different time to when i do weight training... Any advice will be awesome thanks
My take on this question is to keep cardio and weight training on seperate days depending on what results you are looking to achieve. 5-10 minutes light cardio before weights just to get the heart rate up and the blood flowing is a must. Anything more and energy levels needed for max. weight training are going to be depleted.
If you hit the weights really hard, have a really good 45 minute workout who really has energy and time for cardio? Another 20 min of light cardio ends up keeping you in the gym for over an hour.
If you keep the cardio on their own days the amount of time you can spend doing it is longer buit you should limit it to approx. 40-50 minutes. In this period of time you can increase/decrease your heart rate over and over. Keeping cardio on seperate days also lets your muscles recover longer after the weight training sessions. I try and do cardio every other day and really give it stick. I find that my efforts after a really good weight session are weak. A really good cardio session burns tons of calories.
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What cardio can you do at home? Other then jogging, cycling and skipping? Is there anything else?
Well naughty stuff counts as cardio too :silly:...but seriously the only other thing I can think of is aerobics if you're up for it, and if you have a staircase u can do steps otherwise everything else you mentioned probably covers everything
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no you wont, cardio uses up free fatty acids as an energy source if all the glycogen is used up during weight training.If you do cardio after you train, will you not waste all the weight training u just did?
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What cardio can you do at home? Other then jogging, cycling and skipping? Is there anything else?
DISHES AND TAKING OUT THE RUBBISH... :lol:
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i like the sound of naughty stuff....But that gotta be done after training to keep test in check...Perfect!Wayne wrote:
What cardio can you do at home? Other then jogging, cycling and skipping? Is there anything else?
Well naughty stuff counts as cardio too :silly:...but seriously the only other thing I can think of is aerobics if you're up for it, and if you have a staircase u can do steps otherwise everything else you mentioned probably covers everything
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I hope u not trying to say, what i tink u trying to say......
You guys will grow super large if you do the house work!
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