WHAT: Cardio exercises are those that tap into and improve the cardiorespiratory function in our body. We typically think of these as the classic calorie-burning exercises such as running, walking, cycling, etc.
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WHEN: Anytime! cardiovascular exercises can have a great long-lasting benefit following our workout regardless of what time of day we perform it. The key is just getting in!
And now to the HOW: Many Americans burn up the treadmill and elliptical machines for endless hours, take hour-long aerobic classes, or spend vast amounts of time out walking. Although there is a cardiorespiratory benefit to these, when it comes to weight loss we want to work at a high level of intensity......thus, CARDIO INTERVALS!
Long, low-intensity, steady-state cardio burns calories AT THE TIME, meaning during the actual exercise or activity.
Cardio Intervals, with a work-to-rest-ratio at a high intensity, will burn exponentially more calories AFTER THE WORKOUT. Basically, we want an 'after-burn' effect to our training. Less time, higher intensity, greater benefit. In other words, DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME!
As a bonus, rather than devoting an hour or hour & half to your cardio exercise commit to 10-20 minutes at a much higher level. Higher metabolic, greater fat loss, and in half the time!
Jeff McDaniel
FastFit Training & Fitness
http://bootcampbulletproof.com
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