Not exact matches
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On the two additional days, you can drop the strength training and focus on some lower - impact cardio such as bike or running that keeps your heart rate and fat burning up, but lets you recover from the strength work.&raqu
On the two
additional days, you can drop the strength training and focus
on some lower - impact cardio such as bike or running that keeps your heart rate and fat burning up, but lets you recover from the strength work.&raqu
on some lower - impact
cardio such as bike or running that keeps your heart rate and fat burning up, but lets you recover from the strength work.»
However, this does not work in practices, because the number of
additional calories you can melt with
cardio exercises
on daily basis is fairly small, and can often be insignificant.
2 - 3 weekly
cardio sessions is a good basic starting point for most people, and you should only throw in
additional sessions later
on if your rate of fat loss stalls and it becomes necessary.
Combine that with 3 - 4 weekly weight training sessions and some
additional cardio, and you'll be well
on your way to consistently dropping fat every single week.
If you do a pretty normal 4 day split routine with a combo of isolation and compounds and with not much
cardio besides just walking, then your probably need an
additional 300grams over the course of the week to replenish what you used
on TOP of the glucose needs I stated above.