Cardio Trainers Tucson AZ
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Todd Vandergraaf
520-795-6960
Tucson, AZ
Todd Vandergraaf
520-795-6960
Tucson, AZ 85701
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Brian Colwill
520-795-5007
Tucson, AZ
Brian Colwill
520-795-5007
Tucson, AZ 85701
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Ron Smith
520-269-6333
Tucson, AZ
Ron Smith
520-269-6333
Tucson, AZ 85701
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LeeAnne Ingram
520-388-0426
Tucson, AZ
LeeAnne Ingram
520-388-0426
Tucson, AZ 85701
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Judy Balfe
520-869-3007
Tucson, AZ
Judy Balfe
520-869-3007
Tucson, AZ 85701
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Diane Colwill
520-795-6960
Tucson, AZ
Diane Colwill
520-795-6960
Tucson, AZ 85701
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Daniel Glaze
412-266-8053
Tucson, AZ
Daniel Glaze
412-266-8053
Tucson, AZ 85701
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Zo Carroll
520-795-6960
Tucson, AZ
Zo Carroll
520-795-6960
Tucson, AZ 85701
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El Rio Health Center
(520) 882-3632
100 N Stone Ave
Tucson, AZ
El Rio Health Center
(520) 882-3632
100 N Stone Ave
Tucson, AZ 85701
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Connie Morgan
520-615-1437
Tucson, AZ
Connie Morgan
520-615-1437
Tucson, AZ 85701
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By Charles Staley, B.Sc, MSS Charles shares his time-tested techniques for maximizing the results (and any possible negative impacts) of your cardio training. Learn how SMART cardio can be exactly what you need to get the body you want! | | If youre a typical guy who loves to lift big weights, but considers anything over 3 reps to be "endurance" training, you might not be interested in this article. However, if you can bench press a Buick but get winded when you bend down to tie your shoes, maybe I have an audience. Look, we all do what we LIKE to do, but only the most successful among us find a way to also do what we NEED to do. If you think youre in the latter category, listen up. Ive got a quiver full of fun, challenging, cardio workouts that help you lose fat without losing strength or muscle. Why You Need Cardio Dont fall into the trap of thinking that cardio will turn you into a wispy, estrogen-soaked shadow of your former self - too many guys use this mindset as an excuse to avoid what they know they should be doing. In fact, the benefits of smart cardio training are too numerous to ignore. They include: - Cardiovascular Health: This might not sound so exciting, but believe me, a heart attack or stroke wont help you lift bigger weights, will it? Good health is the foundation of everything else, including your weight workouts.
Think back to the parable of the farmer who discovered a goose who laid golden eggs - after a while, the farmer lost patience, and killed the goose to get all of the eggs all at once. Of course, when he opened the goose, there were no eggs inside. Dont kill the goose (your health) that lays golden eggs (a lifetime of productive workouts). - Fat Loss: If I still havent convinced you by using the health argument, then this benefit should catch your attention. While its POSSIBLE to get super lean by lifting alone, its a lot easier if you add a cardiovascular component to your program.
Cardio workouts create a greater energy deficit, elevate metabolism, and initiate the secretion of important fat-mobilizing hormones. Dont worry, you wont lose muscle or strength, if you follow my suggestions in this article. - Active Recovery: Weve known for a long time that ANY form of "contrasting" stress promotes a faster recovery from your primary training activity. For guys who primarily lift weights, that means cardio. Now if youve tried this approach before and it didnt work, its almost certainly because you failed to carefully integrate the cardio into your existing program. More on that later.
- Injury Prevention: Cardiovascular exercise mobilizes joints, increases blood flow to various tissues, and generally improves overall functioning. Really. Just trust me.
- Everyday Function: I hate to be the one to c...
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