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       Fitness Tips For 5/25/2005
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Bodybuilding and Cardio

Circuit Weight Training Workout
 
It is said that Cardio makes you lose muscle, sad as it is, it is true 
and scientifically proven, what happens is that muscle proteins are 
broken down and used for energy during aerobic exercise, but the thing 
is that you are constantly breaking down and re-building muscle tissue 
as you do your cardio workout, this process is called "protein turnover"
what's going on is that your body is constantly alternating back and forth 
among anabolic (building) and catabolic (breaking down) cycles. Reducing 
the catabolic side just enough so that you stay on the anabolic side will 
help you to gain muscle or at least will help you maintain muscle. 
 
But if you'd like to do cardio but you'd also like to build your muscles or
maintain them at least as they are I recommend Circuit Training, because 
this is sort of aerobic weight training. And since you use weights, 
although lighter weights, muscle is not lost, sometimes some muscle is 
gained. So remember if you'd like to do cardio but not lose muscle or 
gain a bit of muscle, do a circuit training workout program. 

A Sample Circuit Training Workout

1. Bench press
2. Squats (or leg press)
3. Seated rowing
4. Hamstring curls
5. Lat pull downs 
6. Calf raises
7. Triceps extensions
8. Barbell curls
9. Ab Crunches 

Move quickly from one exercise to the next, so as to maintain your target 
heart rate. Begin by going through the complete circuit (all 9 exercises) 
twice. You can build up to four times as you improve.

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