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Fitness Tips For 9/7/2016
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No Cardio Workout Plan
No cardio workouts? Some people use cardio and some don't. There
are arguments both ways and both have pros and cons.
There is no question that you need to work your heart – there is no
doubt about that. But do you need to do so with a direct cardio
routine? Yes and no. For working the heart and burning off
calories, a cardio/aerobic workout is a good idea. But some
trainers contend you can get in a hard and fast enough weight
workout that they don't need the specific stand-alone
cardio/aerobic training.
Ollie McClay, a top trainer and bodybuilder who in his late 70's can
still out perform 20 year old guys (Google him if you want to be
impressed) and is a good case in point - he doesn't use any specific
cardio/aerobic training at all.
Ollie's workouts, however, are about as intense as they can be.
Newbies who try to train with him often end up in the bathroom
throwing up from the intense pace and challenge of his training
style.
Ollie who at one point had 20+ inch arms and a 28 inch waist while
weight close to 230, is trim as can be and has bulging veins due to
his low body fat levels. He accomplished this without resorting to
any cardio/aerobic workouts.
You can go the non-cardio route but you have to ensure that your
workouts are hard core and intense enough to work your heart
strongly. The average moderate pace training routine won't cut it.
So are your workouts intense enough? You can tell by seeing how
hard your heart is working – by taking your pulse, or if the routine
is keeping you close to getting out of breathe.
A great way to start is by adding super sets to your routine, for
example when doing bench press for chest, rather than resting
between sets do barbell rows for your back. Go back and forth
between bench press and barbell rows with no rest in-between until
you have done all your sets then move on to a different combination
such as squats and leg curls.
If you consistently train this way you'll get a great muscle
building, fat burning and cardiovascular workout; and you can get
away with skipping the specific cardio training routines.
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No Cardio Workout Plan