What is a good amount of Cardio?
vanilakitten
Posts: 66 Member
Hello everyone,
I was just thinking about this and thought I'd post it here.
How much cardio do you guys normally do? and what is a good amount? Someone at my gym told me that it's only after the first 30 minutes of running/walking, does the "fat" begin to burn. Is this true?
I normally just do a cardio class like kickboxing or step for about 50 minutes a day.
Just wondering what you guys think
I was just thinking about this and thought I'd post it here.
How much cardio do you guys normally do? and what is a good amount? Someone at my gym told me that it's only after the first 30 minutes of running/walking, does the "fat" begin to burn. Is this true?
I normally just do a cardio class like kickboxing or step for about 50 minutes a day.
Just wondering what you guys think
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The general rule of thumb is anything after 30 minutes in the "fat burning zone" is when the body starts burning fat.0
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Any cardio is good in my opinion. I had great results without any cardio. Once you get your diet in check, calories burned from cardio is just icing on the cake!0
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okay, so basically it's only after the 30 minutes when the body started burning fat. So if I'm going for a run, I should push myself the most after the first 30 minutes?0
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i was told by numerous gym trainers that anything more than 30-40 minutes is not as beneficial. Dont ask me the science behind it, but ive had 3 or 4 trainers tell me this. cardio, then strength training afterwards. i do HIIT though, maybe its cause of that, cause with doing hiit is meant to be impossible to o longer than 30 mins. dont quote me.0
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i was told by numerous gym trainers that anything more than 30-40 minutes is not as beneficial. Dont ask me the science behind it, but ive had 3 or 4 trainers tell me this. cardio, then strength training afterwards. i do HIIT though, maybe its cause of that, cause with doing hiit is meant to be impossible to o longer than 30 mins. dont quote me.
I always strength train first. You want to have the most energy when lifting. I do about 30 minutes cardio after.
It really comes down to calories in - calories out.0
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