Cobin said:To keep the heart in shape and keep some of the water retention down? Don't start burning fat till after the 20 mins and I could eat the extra 100-200 calories to make it up.
I disagree. 20 minutes of brisk walking can make quite a bit of difference. Plus, many people dont do a lot of walking during the day,m due to their jobs and such.Bill King said:Think of how much you walk during the entire day, is 20 mins really going to change much at all? NOPE
Cobin said:To keep the heart in shape and keep some of the water retention down? Don't start burning fat till after the 20 mins and I could eat the extra 100-200 calories to make it up.
Bill King said:Think of how much you walk during the entire day, is 20 mins really going to change much at all? NOPE
gymtime said:I think it's ok. Long as you don't do it on days that you lift or in the am on an empty stomach. Just make sure you're taking some glutamine and/or bcaas.
Yeah. Cardio 1st thing in the AM is ok for cutting, but you dont wanna do it when bulking. Too much muscle loss possible.gonelifting said:
I thought if you did cardio in the AM on an empty stomach it was a good thing.
Is that because he`s not cutting it`s different?
I agree that that statement is a little extreme. However, I would not recommend several hundred crunches and running 1/2-1 mile before training, noi matter if you are bulking or cutting! there are much better ways to warm up, IMO, that wont use all your energy.Mindwraith said:"Dont do cardio at all espeially on a bulking diet. Cardio will waste away your muscles."
How is this? I do a half to a mile run and a couple hundred crunches before training. I've always been told to warm up like that since Jr. High. How else am I gonna stay in shape anyway?
I suggest several warmup sets, rather than running.Mindwraith said:What do you suggest I do for warm up then rather than running?
Whenever you have time, but not immediately before weights.When should I do my cardio if I only have about an hour a day after work?
I wouldnt train abs more than 2-3x per week. I also wouldnt do 200 crunches. Way too many reps, IMO.What about abs? I tend to train those every day should I be doing those differently? I normally have been using the ab roller and then I switch to reverse crunches (lifting legs).
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