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Today was back and biceps. My favorite workout because there was no HIIT today. Tomorrow is a rest day but I'll do some stretching, I'm gonna need it
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They both have their benefits. Like sprinting vs jogging. I always heard that to know you are doing good at cardio, try to talk. If you can say a sentence while working out and not be out of breath, you should up the movement. If saying a sentence is hard and you have to stop to breathe, that's good. Personally, I think you can do both. The first one would be good to get your heart rate up and the second would be good for stamina. Just don't be like Flo's sister in those Progressive commercials!Here's a question I have. Usually, I work out on the elliptical for 20, with music. I start out on a resistance of 6 (whatever that is) and work up to a speed of 10 mph in the first 3-5 minutes. I try to keep it at that speed the rest of the time. I usually lessen the resistance to 5 about half way through. I burn around 120-130 calories, and the distance is usually 3.5 miles =/-.
Yesterday, I really wanted to read my book, so I worked out "for a chapter." I was at level 6, worked for 31 minutes, went 4.5 miles, burned 188 calories, but my speed averaged 8.8-9.3 mph. I didn't take my pulse (should have!), but it wasn't nearly as high. So it wasn't as intense, but I spent more energy.
Which was the better workout?
I agree! Great advice.They both have their benefits. Like sprinting vs jogging. I always heard that to know you are doing good at cardio, try to talk. If you can say a sentence while working out and not be out of breath, you should up the movement. If saying a sentence is hard and you have to stop to breathe, that's good. Personally, I think you can do both. The first one would be good to get your heart rate up and the second would be good for stamina. Just don't be like Flo's sister in those Progressive commercials!
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Congratulations, that's great to hear.Haven't missed a day yet!
Both of us feel BIG differences in our bodies and stamina.
I have not. What are you eliminating?I've been focusing on my diet lately. I'm not sure whether that falls under this thread topic, but I'll ask anyway. Has anyone tried an elimination diet? If so, which one? I'm quite surprised at how much better I feel in only a few weeks thus far. My joint pain is gone and I have more energy.