QUOTE(whiskey is my lullaby @ Jan 7 2014, 11:02 AM)
Hi there!
Is it true that if I do cardio as much as weightlifting, I will not be able to maintain the muscles I've gained? Instead I might just 'burn' them off? I have read around and it seems like it is best to complement weightlifting with slow intensity cardio. I dont incorporate HIIT anymore.
I have also stopped running marathons (because they require a lot of running and training) and focused on lifting instead. My only cardio is from 5 min fast walking as a warm up.
But my concern is that I am looking to burn more fat. And I suppose the more effective way is through cardio.
So basically I am unsure of the cardio to weights activity ratio
It depends how much "ASSETS" you have. For e.g. I didn't run for the past 21 out of 25 months of gymming.Is it true that if I do cardio as much as weightlifting, I will not be able to maintain the muscles I've gained? Instead I might just 'burn' them off? I have read around and it seems like it is best to complement weightlifting with slow intensity cardio. I dont incorporate HIIT anymore.
I have also stopped running marathons (because they require a lot of running and training) and focused on lifting instead. My only cardio is from 5 min fast walking as a warm up.
But my concern is that I am looking to burn more fat. And I suppose the more effective way is through cardio.
So basically I am unsure of the cardio to weights activity ratio
Jan 7 2014, 11:17 AM

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