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Cardio for 20 minutes before or after your workout:
Which way burns fat the best (while keeping lean muscle)?
Which way burns fat the best (while keeping lean muscle)?
Cardio before or After workout?
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What are your goals? How intense is the cardio? If you're just trying to trim down, do the cardio after.
I see no problem doing some "warm-up" cardio before lifting but if you plan on pushing it, I would save it until after. Otherwise, your lifting could suffer because you've used up too much energy and can't lift to your potential. As a result, you may improve your cardio but won't make any significant muscular gains because you don't have the energy to really "work" your muscles.
I see no problem doing some "warm-up" cardio before lifting but if you plan on pushing it, I would save it until after. Otherwise, your lifting could suffer because you've used up too much energy and can't lift to your potential. As a result, you may improve your cardio but won't make any significant muscular gains because you don't have the energy to really "work" your muscles.
GenetiKing
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If you are trying to lose bodyfat, do cardio first thing in the morning on empty stomach.
If you can't do that, do cardio after you weight train so as not to deplet glycogen stores before the anaerobic activity.
If you do any cardio before training, 5 minutes or so of low-impact, light cardio (i.e. stationary bike) is plenty to get the blood flowing and the joints warm.
If you can't do that, do cardio after you weight train so as not to deplet glycogen stores before the anaerobic activity.
If you do any cardio before training, 5 minutes or so of low-impact, light cardio (i.e. stationary bike) is plenty to get the blood flowing and the joints warm.
ASTRAL FITNESS
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after!!!!!!!!!!!! drink carbs!!! unless you look lika a fat tuna n that case can I eat you?
