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Cardio
I'd like to know what you all think, or what the different schools of thought are on cardio sessions.
Are your experiences that it's more beneficial to do say, 2 20-25 minute sessions per day, or one 40-50 minute session. I've tried it both ways, and I'm kind of on the fence.
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I'm with the one 40 minute session per day. I've always read that you need to do at least 30 in a session - and I kind of feel like I'm wimping out if I quit at 20 mins, lol...
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I prefer the 40-50min sessions first thing in the morning. I always see better results & alot more energy.
I also like to do cardio b4 weights for 20 min then another 20 min PWO. Keeps my temp up all day vs when I don't do the extra cardio. |
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I can see the benefits to both. I think it depends on your daily schedule. Doing it twice a day will keep your body going and a second session of high calorie burning. But if you can't get that second session in, the 20 mins in the morning alone won't be enough.
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HIIT: 20-30 mins
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You know, I didn't give that much thought! My thinking was warm up the body before weights & burn more after. But, today I did hams after cardio and felt like shit the entire time. That's probably the reason. :hmmm:
I'll stop and see if there is a difference. Thanx! |
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A lot of people do cardio first if they're trying to cut fat - but not if you're trying to add muscle. I think you will probably notice a difference - I don't even do cardio on leg day. I feel like I look like something is stuck up my butt, lol.... |
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I was quite comical today. After SLdeads I went directly to Stndg culrz. I could only curl 15lbs on ea leg for 2 sets of 8, barely!
I was MAXED out. :thumbsdow I have been puzzled all day wondering what the hell is wrong with me. Last edited by tracylyn : 11-10-06 at 09:43 PM. |
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due to time constraints, my cardio is now on its separate day(s)
depends on how my week is going energy levels etc. i try to vary my cardio as i get very very bored. jogging sprints on the treadmil, and for other machines i use the pre-set programs (intervals, etc) and set the resistance to something nice and tough. i am in agreement with red about getting weak for lifting if cardio (or a long warmup) is done before weights. cheers! TG |
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