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Hey, I was wondering what you BFLers think of my adding MORE cardio

to my routine than just the 3 times a week for 20 minutes. I am

getting frusterated cause I just tried my winter clothes on & they

DON'T fit! I'm so sick of buying new " fat " clothes every season

cause I keep getting bigger.

Thanks, n

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If you do, I wouldn't add 20MAS or HIIT but add other types of

cardio. The biggest downfall I see with adding cardio is burnout. It

can be effective, but for me personally it tends to burn me out if I

overdo it.

You might want to post some menus and see if you can tighten up/or

change your eating plan to see if that helps.

Colleen

> Hey, I was wondering what you BFLers think of my adding MORE cardio

> to my routine than just the 3 times a week for 20 minutes. I am

> getting frusterated cause I just tried my winter clothes on & they

> DON'T fit! I'm so sick of buying new " fat " clothes every season

> cause I keep getting bigger.

>

> Thanks, n

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I think it is a good idea, especially if you don't hit the high

points in the cardio 3 days a week. I am adding more too.

> Hey, I was wondering what you BFLers think of my adding MORE cardio

> to my routine than just the 3 times a week for 20 minutes. I am

> getting frusterated cause I just tried my winter clothes on & they

> DON'T fit! I'm so sick of buying new " fat " clothes every season

> cause I keep getting bigger.

>

> Thanks, n

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I am definitely going to add more cardio in C2. I really love to do cardio,

and I really *don't* love doing HIIT. I would much rather do 45 min to an

hour of moderate cardio 3-5 times per week than 20 minutes of HIIT 3 times

per week.

Beth

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Hey, I was wondering what you BFLers think of my adding MORE cardio to my

routine than just the 3 times a week for 20 minutes.

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> I need to re read the section in the book for motivation, but I let a friend

borrow my book (she better give it back!). I feel like I am finally hitting my

10s

every time. I am using the elliptical trainer at the gym and I have it set to

weight loss or interval training. It works at a level 1 for 4 minutes, and then

level 8 for 4 minutes-interval is similar but at 3 minute intervals. I cannot

always keep it at level 8 so for 2 of the minutes, I lower it to level 6-is this

still

ok? I feel like I " m going to pass out a lot of the times that I do it, although

I'm

starting to handle it better as time goes on. Any suggestions from anyone?

Does anyone else use the elliptical?

I'm not sure if I'm right but but I believe to do HIIT properly, your interval

needs

to be short, this is what helps with the 'high intensity' bit.

If you feeling like you're going to pass out, you are likely pushing your

heartrate too far. Based on my readings, your heartrate should not go above

92-93 of your max heart rate. To help me target the right intensity, I use a

heart monitor from polar and found it works really well for me.

Even doing a HIIT something like 2 minutes of warmup, then 1 minute of high

intensity (level 9) followed by a minute of moderate(level 6-7) and repeated is

considered HIIT. This isn't like BFL but it is still HIIT and works just the

same.

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