Sentences with phrase «post on cardio»

It is beneficial to do cardio after a weight session because doing weights uses up your glycogen stores, which means your body will use more fat during your cardio workout (for more information on this, check out my previous blog post on cardio).

I have written a blog post on cardio which outlines why you should do cardio after weights.

Check out my blog post on cardio for skinny legs and my daily diet article to get an understanding of what you should be eating:) All the best!

Have a look at my blog posts on cardio and diet which should help give you some tips.

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-LSB-...] It's been awhile since I did a post on chronic cardio.

Have a read of this blog post on how to do cardio interval training to prevent you bulking up.

I would say that you need to do more lower intensity cardio to get rid of the fat on your legs (please read this blog post for more detailed information) and you could try doing some HIIT based workouts (like the ones on my blog!)

To challenge yourself, you can make one of these cardio sessions high - intensity interval cardio (read my blog post on how to do intervals for lean legs).

Can you post on best dance cardio?

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For Caveman Training sessions, my main focus will be on short, high intensity, all - out bursts of power and strength mixed in with a combination of pre and post workout bouts of cardio.

I definitely think cardio can have a negative effect on appetite, and I wrote about that in my previous weights v cardio post.

Read through my latest blog on cardio choices as soon as it is posted and then I will be happy to answer any specific questions you may have.

About 14 months ago, I was reading posts on the Dragon Door forum when someone (Rif) put in a link to Mark's «A Case Against Cardio» post.

Also, I was just reading your post on carb cycling and I was wondering how Crossfit fits into that, there's generally always a strength component, but then some of it is cardio as well, I assume it's still counted as a training day where carb consumption is concerned?

One of my favorite strength and conditioning coaches, Mike Robertson, actually just posted an article on the subject of the importance of low - intensity cardio for recovery and how it can help move athletes from the sympathetic system (fight or flight response, stressed out, cortisol - eleveated, catabolic), to the parasympathetic system (calm, collected, low stress levels, anabolic), which helps immensely with recovery efforts.

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I have written a much more detailed blog post on fasted cardio, so have a read of this here if you're interested.

I have written a really detailed blog post on how to do the right type of cardio to get skinny legs, so have a read of this for more information.

Check out my blog post here on doing HIIT cardio such to help you lean out.

Hi Monique, I would recommend cardio and all the workouts on my blog;) You might find this blog post helpful for your inner thighs.

Hi Rachel, I started doing some of the stuff you said and I already notice a difference, even if it's small, I just wanted to know if what I was doing is enough to make me lose the thigh fat i'm 5,2 and my weight is 113 lb and I have 28 % body fat my thighs are 98 cm * measuring from around the butt *, so here's what I do: I walk 6 - 7 Km * 1h and 22/28 mins * 4 days a week and I do low empact cardio with no jumping in my home and a HIIT from what you suggested in another post, I do the cardio and the HIIT each on separate days, one day a week, and I do leg resistance training 2 days a week separated by upper body resistance training 2 days also so, what do you think?

So this blog post will focus only on the cardio side of things and how to get lean legs with the right type of cardio.

I see the same guys in 6 - 7 times a week doing no warmup, no pre or post workout cardio and usually start off with their stupid cable crossovers first thing (one of the most useless exercises on earth).

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