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    Bulking and Cardio

    Hello
    I did not know in what section to put this...

    I started bulking ...with a strong good diet..7-9 meals per day......

    Although..there is no way i will cut cardio from my training routine since I find it extremely helpful and healthy...

    I weight lift from Monday - Friday.........

    What cardio routine should I follow?....i always take 35 grams of protein and banana 2 mins after training........

    my cardio is probably 20 mins running at 10km increasing to 14 for 1 min then returning to 10.......starting bulking i already see difference......but is there any way someone can incorporate cardio the best in his routine?

    i usually cardio three times after weight lift monday wed friday.........

    should i skip one day for sat which is non-weights day?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sicko View Post
    Hello
    I did not know in what section to put this...

    I started bulking ...with a strong good diet..7-9 meals per day......

    Although..there is no way i will cut cardio from my training routine since I find it extremely helpful and healthy...

    I weight lift from Monday - Friday.........

    What cardio routine should I follow?....i always take 35 grams of protein and banana 2 mins after training........

    my cardio is probably 20 mins running at 10km increasing to 14 for 1 min then returning to 10.......starting bulking i already see difference......but is there any way someone can incorporate cardio the best in his routine?

    i usually cardio three times after weight lift monday wed friday.........

    should i skip one day for sat which is non-weights day?
    No way in the world would I be running if I were trying to bulk. It would only be a brisk walk.

    Running and a clean diet. You would have to eat a ton of clean food to get emough cal's in to keep from being in a calorie deficit.

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    If you are still gaining weight with your current cardio routine, then stick with it. Make adjustments as your progress begins to slow down.

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