CaliKid Posted June 28, 2010 Share Posted June 28, 2010 I use to weigh almost 200 lbs and now weigh around 150. What I did was change the way I eat. Eat less Carbs. I know its hardsince us Filipino's eat every meal with rice I stick to eating a lot of proteins(Chicken, Fish) and Vege's.Eating right is as much important as the workouts. Now for the workouts. Depending what I'm doing that day. If I'mhitting the heavy bag, I usually do about 1 mile of running to warm up.Then hit the heavy bag for about 8-10 3 minute rounds with 1 minuterest in between. If I'm weight lifting that day I'd run for about 20 mines and then start lifting weights. And when I say run I mean extensive running,never jogging. If your shirt isn't soaked with sweat by the end of yourworkouts then that means your not working hard enough.My total workouts last about 1 hour, sometimes more. Also, its very important to stretch before and after your workouts. Quote Link to comment
CaliKid Posted July 1, 2010 Share Posted July 1, 2010 This workout is okay, however your diet should be on a ratio of 4 carbs is to 1 protein, your body will only utilize the necessary protein and no more, so the rest just goes to waste. Excess protein is also hard on the kidneys so it is not advisable. You will lose weight definitely, but its not healthy. The point with carbs is you have to eat the right amount. This means that eat just enough carbs to fuel your exercise and no more. Remember carbs are your main energy source, the next is fat. Protein is the last energy source you'd want to take. Yes your right, to much protein is bad. I don't go above what I need. I also don't eat too much carbs. Mostly protein and vege. I get most of my protein source from whey. Quote Link to comment
ganid Posted July 1, 2010 Share Posted July 1, 2010 takbo, takbo, takbo sara bibig - tigil kain Quote Link to comment
ndn Posted July 3, 2010 Share Posted July 3, 2010 I always walk when going home,its a 40 min walk from our store to our house. Quote Link to comment
emachines Posted July 5, 2010 Share Posted July 5, 2010 ^ ME TOO!, i walk. lagi naman eh...hehehe Quote Link to comment
CaliKid Posted July 5, 2010 Share Posted July 5, 2010 Wow nice! I always walk when going home,its a 40 min walk from our store to our house. Quote Link to comment
djlo Posted July 5, 2010 Share Posted July 5, 2010 i dont count my intake of food pero i dont eat after 6pm even after my 7k to 10k run.......yung last week of march 2010 my weight was 240lbs as of the moment 190lbs na ako and btw bad trip kasi 55min parin ako sa milo marathon kahapon sa 10k.......i want to move na sa 15k run para yun na lang ako..... Quote Link to comment
mrtin Posted July 6, 2010 Share Posted July 6, 2010 interval training for me works best. 2 minutes run/sprint, 1 minute walk. This works for me since it mimics sports. You're heart will be constantly challenged since your pace is changing every few minutes. Quote Link to comment
Guest MB Posted July 6, 2010 Share Posted July 6, 2010 the best is fasting. eat more fruits and vegetables, take supplement (trusted brand), enough sleep, exercise, and drink a lot of water at least 8 glasses a day Quote Link to comment
ganid Posted July 7, 2010 Share Posted July 7, 2010 run or jog as slow as necessary but keep running. Running burns about twice as many calories as walking the same amount of time. Quote Link to comment
RED2018 Posted July 7, 2010 Share Posted July 7, 2010 FROM A WELLNESS LITERATURE: There's a better approach to calorie burning: Choose an activity that you can sustain for a good while — say, at least 10 or 15 minutes. Sure, running burns more calories than walking, but if running wipes you out after a half mile or bothers your knees, you're better off walking. Table 1 gives calorie estimates for a number of popular aerobic activities. The number of calories you actually burn depends on the intensity of your workout, your weight, your muscle mass, and your metabolism. In general, a beginner is capable of burning 4 or 5 calories per minute of exercise, while a very fit person can burn 10 to 12 calories per minute. The table includes a few stop-and-go sports such as tennis and basketball. Activities like these are not aerobic in the truest sense, but they can still give you a great workout and contribute to good health and weight loss. The numbers in this chart apply to a 150-pound person. (If you weigh less, you'll burn a little less; if you weigh more, you'll burn a little more.) Table 1: Calories Burned during Popular Activities Activity 15 min. 30 min. 45 min. 60 min. Aerobic dance 171 342 513 684 Basketball 141 282 432 564 Bicycling at 12 mph 142 283 425 566 Bicycling at 15 mph 177 354 531 708 Bicycling at 18 mph 213 425 638 850 Boxing 165 330 495 660 Circuit weight training 189 378 576 756 Cross-country skiing 146 291 437 583 Downhill skiing 105 210 315 420 Golf (carrying clubs) 87 174 261 348 In-line skating 150 300 450 600 Jumping rope, 60-80 skips/min. 143 286 429 572 Karate, t** kwon do 192 834 576 768 Kayaking 75 150 225 300 Racquetball 114 228 342 456 Rowing machine 104 208 310 415 Running 10-minute miles 183 365 548 731 Running 8-minute miles 223 446 670 893 Ski machine 141 282 423 564 Slide 152 304 456 608 Swimming freestyle, 35 yds/min. 124 248 371 497 Swimming freestyle, 50 yds/min. 131 261 392 523 Tennis, singles 116 232 348 464 Tennis, doubles 43 85 128 170 VersaClimber, 100 ft./min. 188 375 563 750 Walking, 20-minute miles, flat 60 120 180 240 Walking, 20-minute miles, hills 81 162 243 324 Walking, 15-minute miles, flat 73 146 219 292 Walking, 15-minute miles, hills 102 206 279 412 Water aerobics 70 140 210 280 Read more: http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/following-a-cardio-plan-for-weight-loss.html#ixzz0sywsrb99 Quote Link to comment
hoboken Posted November 7, 2010 Share Posted November 7, 2010 HIIT is the best cardio to burn fats and preserve muscles. I also do running and biking. Quote Link to comment
timayson Posted November 9, 2010 Share Posted November 9, 2010 Here is a random workout that you can try for "cardio" : 50 Pushups-50 bodyweight squats40 Pushups - 40 bodyweight squats30-Pushups - 30 bodyweight squats20 Pushups - 20 bodyweight squats10 Pushups - 10 bodyweight squats we have a lot more workouts like these in www.levelthreefitness.com Quote Link to comment
mikep Posted December 1, 2010 Share Posted December 1, 2010 i just want to ask on how can i run faster, ive ran 2 10k's and i have and average of 55minutes i want to improve more. hope u can help me guys maraming salamat........... You need to 1) Do overdistance during training runs eg: Long runs of 15k and up2) Do interval training or speedwork on the track oval. It is a timed alternate routine where you go from fast on 1 round and jog to recover on the next round. 3) Plyometrics exercises. Quote Link to comment
staringatdsun Posted December 2, 2010 Share Posted December 2, 2010 cardio training is really about consistency and sustainability...no matter how good a program is if you cannot do it with any degree of consistency then it would not produce much so look for an activity that you enjoy then take it from there Quote Link to comment
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