Reply With QuoteHIIT cardio (IE, sprints and such. on any piece of equiptment you are comfortable with).
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11-12-2004, 03:44 AM #1Registered User
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If you have 20 to 30 minutes to burn what is the best cardio work out to do to loss weight.
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11-12-2004, 03:59 AM #2Patrick ELITE MEMBER
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Aye, sprints on an athletics track is marvellous.
I'm also fond of jumping onto the stepper for 30 minutes (the one where there's less resistance as you up the level, so you're having to move quicker to "stay up" - not the one that puts up more resistance for you to push against).
They're two different types of cardio though.Being held down by The Man
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#1 Swim, #2 Run
If you have the means, you'll notice your bigger cardio gains from swimming. Swimming uses more muscles at one time than anything else.
#2 is running.
#3 would be a circuit - that forces you to work many muscles one after another with little or no rest.
In either case, if you want gains from cardio you cannot go easy, and you have to be consistent. Cardio gains are all about intensity; however, the irony is that you have gauge your intensity so you don't get injured.
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Originally Posted by shark taco
If you have the time, swimming is my preference. Although getting dressed and drying off etc may exceed your time constraints. Ofcourse this is all contingent on you having a pool available and the ability to swim
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