That's not the case with the steady state cardio where you burn calories and fat
only during the cardio session.
Not exact matches
>> CUT DOWN REST BETWEEN SETS: Not
only does this save time but it increases your
cardio as you will most likely get to heavy breathing
during your strength training workouts.
Keep in mind that
cardio only burns calories and fat while you're exercising, while weightlifting causes your body to consume more oxygen both
during and after the training.
The study's control group who
only performed moderate intensity (65 - 80 % VO2 Max)
cardio for 3 times a week lost 71.8 % more weight
during their 4 month long study than the group who
only performed 3 times a week of resistance training that consisted of 3 sets of 8 exercises with a repetition range of 8 - 12.
I actually insisted that he didn't do any
cardio at all
during this experimental 6 weeks of change...
only weights would be allowed.
The reason guys do hours and hours of
cardio, is they think that the
only time you lose fat with exercise, is
during exercise.
So should I
only workout three times a week or could I mix it up with some
cardio during the other days?
This means that you really
only need supplemental nutrition
during a one - hour (or less) endurance /
cardio exercise bout if you haven't topped up your body energy supplies beforehand either from a overnight fast, or from not eating several hours before you begin exercising.
Therefore we are essentially
only burning an elevated amount of calories
during the time period in which the low intensity
cardio is being performed.