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    what is cardio?

    what is cardio?

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    Carduiovascular exercise.

    Read the board to learn more about it!!

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    You made the right move to discover what it is, start running because it is monday and I really didnīt need to see a thread like this.

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    Does anyone really know what cardio is ? If you ask this question again someone will reply.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SPIKE1257
    Does anyone really know what cardio is ?
    You mean the definition by the book? Cardivascular exercise, using oxygen as .. something like that?

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    O, it pains me at 1am to see something like that. I don't know how people survive day-to-day activity.
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    Cardiovascular is, by definition, relating to the blood vessels and heart. I think aerobics is the term that would be more accurate instead of "cardio", because the metabolic use of oxygen for fuel would be used when doing non-intense workout, while the cardiovascular system is relevant in any workout.

    As far as "cardio" is concerned, if you work out intensely in the gym, you will get as good a heart workout as you do when jogging mildly.
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