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Published 17 June 2006
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Original post Manco
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17 June 2006, 05:27 UTC
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Let's say this is my workout:
20 minutes cardio 10 minutes stretching routine 20 minutes weight training 10 minutes cardio
is the 10 minutes of cardio at the end bad for muscle? I've read that it doesn't have fat-burning effect right after weight training.
Seth Breidbart
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17 June 2006, 06:31 UTC
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In article <fpMkg.363$DI2.238@trnddc05>,
Manco said: Let's say this is my workout:
20 minutes cardio 10 minutes stretching routine 20 minutes weight training
Bad order. Do the stretching after the weights.
Quoted message said: 10 minutes cardio
is the 10 minutes of cardio at the end bad for muscle? I've read that it doesn't have fat-burning effect right after weight training.
What are your goals? How important is each?
Seth -- Who cares? Shut up and lift. -- Watson (the pencil neck) Davis
17 June 2006, 22:00 UTC
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Manco said: Let's say this is my workout:
20 minutes cardio 10 minutes stretching routine 20 minutes weight training 10 minutes cardio
is the 10 minutes of cardio at the end bad for muscle? I've read that it doesn't have fat-burning effect right after weight training.
Also I do a 30 minute cardio session in the morning just by itself, followed by the above workout at night. Is that combined with a good diet ~1500 calories a sure way to get my fat% down?
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