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Well as some of you might know im trying to trim off the last little bit of fat from around my stomach area. I'm currently doing lifting 3 days a week and doing cardio 3 days a week. I usually do my lifting or cardio at night. I usually lift for 45-60mins doing 2/3 muscle groupds per session. And I do my cardio for 25-30 mins. I thought about adding 15-20mins of cardio every morning on an empty stomach. What do you guys think? I'm on a really clean diet and Im going to try to lower my carbs on weekdays and then have med carbs on the weekends
Thanks
Bryan
How bout just doing cardio in the morning and not at night instead. Not both.
Just give it time; that weight will drop.
I regularly do cardio in the mornings. The only disadvantage that I find is that it is hard to put on size through weights while doing this. The price I pay to look cut and get that endorphin dosage.
I agree, lose the afternoon cardio and just do mornings 3 times a week @ 30mins a session. Good Luck.
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Yates
hard core n. 1 irreducible nucleus. 2 colloq. a the most committed members of a society
'Over thinking, over analyzing separates the body from the mind'
I've been told to take it easy when doing cardio in the morning to avoid using muscle as fuel. Is this true?
Thanks
Bryan
there's been debate over this a lot since the board began, and i personally have come to the conclusion that morning cardio is best done with HIIT for about 15-20 minutes.
definately don't do more than 30 minutes.
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Morning Cardio on an empty stomach will burn too much muscle. I usually have my oats and protein before i do my cardio.
Last edited by Joe Black; 12-06-2001 at 02:08 PM.
Bollox
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Yates
hard core n. 1 irreducible nucleus. 2 colloq. a the most committed members of a society
'Over thinking, over analyzing separates the body from the mind'
I share a similar belief, hence why i said that after much trial and tribulation i decided that a short duration [15-20 minutes] was best cause this way i feel like i don't lose as much, if any muscle at all.Originally posted by Mr.Intensity
Morning Cardio on an empty stomach will burn too much muscle.
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Originally posted by YatesNightBlade
Bollox
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Yates
hard core n. 1 irreducible nucleus. 2 colloq. a the most committed members of a society
'Over thinking, over analyzing separates the body from the mind'
Ok big guy!Originally posted by YatesNightBlade
Excellent information there Rob, you really know your stuff. We should really do dinner some time.
I'll have my people call your people.
"Geordie/'d3c:di/n. & adj. Brit colloq. n. 1 a native of Tyneside. 2 the dialect spoken on Tyneside. adj. of or relating to Tyneside, its people, or its dialect. [the name George + -IE]
I gotta agree to drop the night session and just stick to AM cardio. I personally have tried HIIT cardio first thing in the morning and I dropped too much strength with it so now I just do around 30 minutes of low/moderate intensity cardio. Works pretty well but my diet is always what's suffering and retarding my fat-loss goals.
Good luck bro.
Puff.Originally posted by The_Chicken_Daddy
Ok big guy!
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Yates
hard core n. 1 irreducible nucleus. 2 colloq. a the most committed members of a society
'Over thinking, over analyzing separates the body from the mind'
the magic dragon?
"Geordie/'d3c:di/n. & adj. Brit colloq. n. 1 a native of Tyneside. 2 the dialect spoken on Tyneside. adj. of or relating to Tyneside, its people, or its dialect. [the name George + -IE]
Yeah .... that was one gay ass Dragon.
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Yates
hard core n. 1 irreducible nucleus. 2 colloq. a the most committed members of a society
'Over thinking, over analyzing separates the body from the mind'
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