For example, if you're trying to burn fat and build muscle, cardio before weight training is not ideal because by the time you've finished, you'll still have
a full weight training session to get through, whilst feeling tired and lacking glycogen energy in the process.
Not exact matches
Prioritise strength - based
training: your lean muscle mass has the greatest impact on your ability to burn fat, so be sure to incorporate three to four
full - body
weight sessions per week.
You can cut or slow down your muscle loss by 3 - 5 % with moderate resistance
training or
weight training, just by doing two
full - body workout
sessions per week.
My advice to most people is that the core of their
training should be
full - body
weights 3 times a week, with the squat and / or deadlift in each of those
sessions.
Weight training should always be treated as the number one priority if you want to lose fat without losing muscle, and you don't want to enter your weight training workout already pre-fatigued from a full cardio se
Weight training should always be treated as the number one priority if you want to lose fat without losing muscle, and you don't want to enter your
weight training workout already pre-fatigued from a full cardio se
weight training workout already pre-fatigued from a
full cardio
session.
It can be as simple as a brisk walk or as complex as a
full body
weight training session.