That said, my yoga teacher encourages his students to
do additional cardio and I must admit, I «m good about that in good weather... love to ride my bike... not so good in lousy weather, My success story with yoga begins after reaching my goal.
Not exact matches
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.
Each
additional pound of muscle also causes you to burn more calories through your workouts, especially if you are
doing intense
cardio workouts.
I'd much rather see people
doing intense strength training 3 - 5 days a week and leaving the
additional cardio as a back - pocket weapon for when weight loss truly stalls.
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.
If I
do try this out, am I still
doing the
additional 20 - 30 minutes of
cardio after my strength training?