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    Adding Cardio to the end of Lifting

    If I spend about 40 minutes lifting weights(arms), then go straight to a cardio workout for about 50 minutes (involving legs), would it be an overly long work out, or would it not matter since each involves different muscles?

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    It takes you 40 minutes just to do arms?

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    That includes strecthing, and then I do crunches and sit ups.

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    I do 15 min cardio......then 30-45 min weights......then 25 min cardio.


    training just arms should take 20 minutes max.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules
    training just arms should take 20 minutes max.
    I work out for around 2 hours 4-5 times a week, but I take my time and sometimes talk to people. I would really have to rush to get tris, bis, and forearms done in 20 mins. It takes me about 20-30 mins for one part of the arm.

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    train first and then talk after your workout.
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    foreman, 20 min max for arms? how can u do tris bis and forearm in 20 min? and short 30 sec-1 min break in between?

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    I take a 2-4 miniute break in between all sets..

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    barbell curls 3 sets
    superset with
    skull crushers 3 sets........10 min
    hammer curls 3 sets
    superset with
    triceps rope ext 3 sets......10 min
    and your done
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    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules
    train first and then talk after your workout.
    hey, you're creeping me out with the sig....what movie is it from (sorry if you mentioned it elsewhere...I usually only read the training section)

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    Quote Originally Posted by turbine5
    hey, you're creeping me out with the sig....what movie is it from (sorry if you mentioned it elsewhere...I usually only read the training section)
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