Yoga-Cardio or Strength?

silentmeowth

For logging purposes, what would yoga count as? Its a bit of both, isn't it? I'd guess strength more than cardio, but not sure. Thoughts?

guidothecat

it is under Cardio...I think it is a bit of both, but you can adjust the calories burned by putting in 15 more minutes if you did a strenuous session.

wellbert

for logging purposes, it's under Cardio.
but i think its anabolic.

FitFabFlirty92

I log it with my cardio because it's easier and I don't know how it would translate to the strength part of the site, lol. But technically I qualify it as strength training.

Dave198lbs

personally, I wouldnt log it

but you can create your own exercises in the data base if you want

FitFabFlirty92

personally, I wouldnt log it

but you can create your own exercises in the data base if you want

Why not? An intense yoga session can burn a lot of calories. I burn 250-300 personally, and that's coming from my HRM.

Dave198lbs

personally, I wouldnt log it

but you can create your own exercises in the data base if you want

Why not? An intense yoga session can burn a lot of calories. I burn 250-300 personally, and that's coming from my HRM.

like I said...it's just my personal preference

I think yoga is great but the benefits are much more for me than burning calories

Yogi_Carl

personally, I wouldnt log it

but you can create your own exercises in the data base if you want

Why not? An intense yoga session can burn a lot of calories. I burn 250-300 personally, and that's coming from my HRM.

like I said...it's just my personal preference

I think yoga is great but the benefits are much more for me than burning calories

Of course it is your personal choice but you can have the other benefits AND your calorie burn - one doesn't take the other away.

Dave198lbs

personally, I wouldnt log it

but you can create your own exercises in the data base if you want

Why not? An intense yoga session can burn a lot of calories. I burn 250-300 personally, and that's coming from my HRM.

like I said...it's just my personal preference

I think yoga is great but the benefits are much more for me than burning calories

Of course it is your personal choice but you can have the other benefits AND your calorie burn - one doesn't take the other away.

yep...I just dont bother logging them

MoreBean13

All exercise for which you want to account for the calories burned get logged as Cardio on this site.

RobynLB

Lol. Yoga as cardio? Sure, and log running as strength, after all, it does use muscles.

BinaryPulsar

personally, I wouldnt log it

but you can create your own exercises in the data base if you want

Why not? An intense yoga session can burn a lot of calories. I burn 250-300 personally, and that's coming from my HRM.

like I said...it's just my personal preference

I think yoga is great but the benefits are much more for me than burning calories

Of course it is your personal choice but you can have the other benefits AND your calorie burn - one doesn't take the other away.

yep...I just dont bother logging them

I don't log any of my exercise for the calorie burn, but I log it all (under cardio) to keep track of my weekly activity level to inform me when setting my calorie goals (I use a set number from day to day), and to inform me about my own metabolic level/needs. But, maybe I am coming from another direction as I am trying to not lose weight, but to be always working on my fitness. Finding the balance of continued fitness progress without dropping weight.

Dave198lbs

personally, I wouldnt log it

but you can create your own exercises in the data base if you want

Why not? An intense yoga session can burn a lot of calories. I burn 250-300 personally, and that's coming from my HRM.

like I said...it's just my personal preference

I think yoga is great but the benefits are much more for me than burning calories

Of course it is your personal choice but you can have the other benefits AND your calorie burn - one doesn't take the other away.

yep...I just dont bother logging them

I don't log any of my exercise for the calorie burn, but I log it all (under cardio) to keep track of my weekly activity level to inform me when setting my calorie goals (I use a set number from day to day), and to inform me about my own metabolic level/needs. But, maybe I am coming from another direction as I am trying to not lose weight, but to be always working on my fitness. Finding the balance of continued fitness progress without dropping weight.

I log my weights and things like that to track strength progress but I dont log it here and I dont log it for the calories burned

If I am in a cutting phase I will log cardio calories to watch my deficit and make sure it doesn't go too low

yoga, for me, is something beyond exercise

themeaningofthemorning

Lol. Yoga as cardio? Sure, and log running as strength, after all, it does use muscles.

yoga... can absolutely be cardio...
**** i hate ignorant comments like this. vinyasa yoga is aerobic yoga. most yoga classes in north america involve some form of vinyasa flow

BinaryPulsar

personally, I wouldnt log it

but you can create your own exercises in the data base if you want

Why not? An intense yoga session can burn a lot of calories. I burn 250-300 personally, and that's coming from my HRM.

like I said...it's just my personal preference

I think yoga is great but the benefits are much more for me than burning calories

Of course it is your personal choice but you can have the other benefits AND your calorie burn - one doesn't take the other away.

yep...I just dont bother logging them

I don't log any of my exercise for the calorie burn, but I log it all (under cardio) to keep track of my weekly activity level to inform me when setting my calorie goals (I use a set number from day to day), and to inform me about my own metabolic level/needs. But, maybe I am coming from another direction as I am trying to not lose weight, but to be always working on my fitness. Finding the balance of continued fitness progress without dropping weight.

I log my weights and things like that to track strength progress but I dont log it here and I dont log it for the calories burned

If I am in a cutting phase I will log cardio calories to watch my deficit and make sure it doesn't go too low

yoga, for me, is something beyond exercise

Yeah, I see yoga as having benefits for me physically, mentally and emotionally.

etoiles_argentees

what kind of yoga are you doing? some take strength...

_namaste_

Lol. Yoga as cardio? Sure, and log running as strength, after all, it does use muscles.

yoga... can absolutely be cardio...
**** i hate ignorant comments like this. vinyasa yoga is aerobic yoga. most yoga classes in north america involve some form of vinyasa flow

I agree completely. I do vinyasa yoga almost every day and my heart rate certainly goes high and stays there for an extended period of time. Cardio, for sure. Strength too, absolutely, but it can definitely be a combo of both depending on the TYPE of yoga you are doing. And there are many types of yoga.

BinaryPulsar

Lol. Yoga as cardio? Sure, and log running as strength, after all, it does use muscles.

yoga... can absolutely be cardio...
**** i hate ignorant comments like this. vinyasa yoga is aerobic yoga. most yoga classes in north america involve some form of vinyasa flow

I agree completely. I do vinyasa yoga almost every day and my heart rate certainly goes high and stays there for an extended period of time. Cardio, for sure. Strength too, absolutely, but it can definitely be a combo of both depending on the TYPE of yoga you are doing. And there are many types of yoga.

Yeah, I love vinyasa flow!!

Yogi_Carl

A vinyasa or power type yoga session will have my heart rate going between 110 and 130 bpm - that's cardio in my book. It's not a case of not being fit either - my resting pulse is 36.

MoreBean13

This OP just asked how to log it. You log it under cardio. Cool out kids- you might need to do some yoga.

Yogi_Carl

This OP just asked how to log it. You log it under cardio. Cool out kids- you might need to do some yoga.

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