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HiDnGoD said:
Yeah, I always want to do cardio in the morning, & lift at night. I can usually lift when I want, but I can never get up to do the cardio. Sooooo, I'm gonna do the cardio when I can after work. Frankly, I'm not losing weight fast enough.
I feel I'm doing well with the lifting, but I know i'm not getting the cardio in. I gotta have balance. It's better for my blood sugar, too, to have both types of exercise.


I hate cardio in the morning, and will never do it, I wish I could but not a big fan, even though I know it is supposed to be better. Good on you for doing it!!!!!
 
HiDnGoD said:
Yeah, I always want to do cardio in the morning, & lift at night. I can usually lift when I want, but I can never get up to do the cardio. Sooooo, I'm gonna do the cardio when I can after work. Frankly, I'm not losing weight fast enough.
I feel I'm doing well with the lifting, but I know i'm not getting the cardio in. I gotta have balance. It's better for my blood sugar, too, to have both types of exercise.

The way I usually do it is as follows:
It's set for weight loss, I think, so that's programmed for 2 minutes on high, & 2 minutes on low.
I start with incline 5 & resistance 5, for 2 min. That's my low settings. First high setting is 6 & 6, next high cycle I set for 8 & 8, then 9 & 9, & so on. Also each low cycle, I do the first minute peddaling backwards, & the second minute forwards, & I try to stay around 150 strides per minute. On the high cycles, I work up, the first one at 160 spm, the next one at 170, & so on, to a mach of 190 or 200 spm. When I start, my hr is usually around 80-85 bpm. By the time I finish my last cycle on high, it could be anywhere from 150 - 170 bpm. At the end, for the cool down, I slowly ramp down, 1 minute at a time from incline 5 & resistance 5, to 1 & 1. By then my hr has gone from 160ish to 95-105 bpm.
I usually only do the Xtrainer, because I have bad knees, so the treadmill is limited, I'm liited on the rower, because I have carpal tunnel. The stepper isn't bad, but it's hard on the knees too.
 
HiDnGoD said:
I usually only do the Xtrainer, because I have bad knees, so the treadmill is limited, I'm liited on the rower, because I have carpal tunnel. The stepper isn't bad, but it's hard on the knees too.
You need a local massage therapist... ;) Good job on getting the cardio in!!!
 
HiDnGoD said:
I usually only do the Xtrainer, because I have bad knees, so the treadmill is limited, I'm liited on the rower, because I have carpal tunnel. The stepper isn't bad, but it's hard on the knees too.


I switch to the eptical to when my knee starts to bother me, have you tried going backwards on it???
 
ck2006 said:
I switch to the eptical to when my knee starts to bother me, have you tried going backwards on it???
Yeah, that's why I love the elliptical, easy on the knees. I do go backwards about 25% of the time. I find I can't go as fast or as long that way. One knee is arthritic, so it'll give me problems no matter which way I go.
 
HiDnGoD said:
Yeah, that's why I love the elliptical, easy on the knees. I do go backwards about 25% of the time. I find I can't go as fast or as long that way. One knee is arthritic, so it'll give me problems no matter which way I go.


I make it equal 15 minutes forward 15 minutes back, my hubby finds it hard going backwards too.
 
ck2006 said:
I make it equal 15 minutes forward 15 minutes back, my hubby finds it hard going backwards too.
For men, going backwards is like admitting we made a mistake. It just sounds wrong Can't do it, LOL.
 
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