Archive for the 'Cardio Training' Category
How Much Cardio Should You Do? — by Aaron Pessin
0 Comments Published June 20th, 2005 in General, Fat Loss, Exercise, Cardio TrainingWith regard to aerobics, while 3 times per week is the minimum, it can be done every day. A short, intense 25-35 minutes will fill the bill. This is due to the recovery ability of the body, which is much greater from this kind of stress, compared to the stress of weight training. The reason […]
Maximum Cardio — by Jeremy Likness
0 Comments Published May 11th, 2005 in General, Fat Loss, Exercise, Top Fitness Experts, Cardio Training, Jeremy LiknessDepending on your goals and body type, different amounts of cardio may be required. A lean “hard-gainer” trying to add mass may benefit from only one or two cardiovascular sessions per week. On the other hand, someone like myself who is extremely prone to storing fat and sensitive to carbohydrates may require 3 or more […]
Why Your Cardiovascular Workouts Might Be A Big Waste Of Your Time — by Jesse Cannone
0 Comments Published May 3rd, 2005 in General, Fat Loss, Exercise, Top Fitness Experts, Jesse Cannone, Cardio TrainingWhat if I were to tell you that most if not all of the cardiovascular exercise you do was worthless? Well, guess what… over 50% of the people who perform cardio in an attempt to burn fat are wasting their time… hours and hours of it! Are you one of them?
Before you call me crazy, […]
Finding The Right Exercise Intensity, by Lynn Bode
0 Comments Published April 28th, 2005 in General, Exercise, Top Fitness Experts, Lynn Bode, Beginner's Fitness, Cardio TrainingWe’ve all heard the exercise guidelines that recommend we participate in 30 minutes of moderate intensity physical activity 3-5 times per week. That seems easy enough to implement. Or, does it? The duration and frequency guidelines are very straight-forward and easily defined. But, “moderate” intensity is often left to interpretation. So, how do we define […]
Cross Training for Maximum Fitness, by Aaron Potts
0 Comments Published April 21st, 2005 in General, Exercise, Top Fitness Experts, Aaron M. Potts, Cardio TrainingOne of the biggest misconceptions about exercise is that there is “one” program that works for someone all the time. People think that they need to get on a particular workout program and just keeping doing that program over and over again. Although getting on a good program IS a necessary first step, ensuring that […]
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