Why Women Should Not Run (as their only means to lose)
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I started my fitness journey running. only recently in the last 3 months have i included strength training in my workouts. and in the last 3 months, my weight has dropped significantly and i went from a size 11-14 to a size 5-7. I still run because i want to build up my endurance and just because its like my stress reliever.
I run 12 miles a week split into 4 days. and I dedicated 2 days to strength training. BUT, I also do strength training on the days i run, just not as hardcore.
I can only progress from here on.
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Running was just used as the example. The point to the article is that you burn fat more effectively through moderate cardio combined with moderate strength training. The emphasis was placed on women because they have a tendency to practice excessive cardio without strength training.0 -
In for careful study of the female body
As long as you keep showing those abs, we're cool ;P0
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