hannes joubert
New member
Hey all.
What would be the best way to start exercising again, assuming that one is coming off of a pretty sedentary lifestyle?
The balls to the wall approach leaving everything in the gym from the 1st workout
or
The gradual buildup from steady state cardio to HIIT / Resistance cardio?
Reason I ask is that everytime I start an exercise regime I go with the balls to the wall approach and end up floored after 2/3 weeks needing at least another 2/3 weeks to recover, then need to get remotivated again etc, so no real progress is made in the end.
I am seriously considering taking option 2 now to see if I can last a bit longer, get more results etc...
But I also need to consider that insulin sensitivity is my biggest concern at this point in time. will steady state cardio make any significant improvements on that issue?
What you think? I suppose if option 2 is going to get me exercising and continue exercising then I should go with that?
H
What would be the best way to start exercising again, assuming that one is coming off of a pretty sedentary lifestyle?
The balls to the wall approach leaving everything in the gym from the 1st workout
or
The gradual buildup from steady state cardio to HIIT / Resistance cardio?
Reason I ask is that everytime I start an exercise regime I go with the balls to the wall approach and end up floored after 2/3 weeks needing at least another 2/3 weeks to recover, then need to get remotivated again etc, so no real progress is made in the end.
I am seriously considering taking option 2 now to see if I can last a bit longer, get more results etc...
But I also need to consider that insulin sensitivity is my biggest concern at this point in time. will steady state cardio make any significant improvements on that issue?
What you think? I suppose if option 2 is going to get me exercising and continue exercising then I should go with that?
H