I hope you enjoyed this RU-vid video! If you have any questions about how to combine cardio and strength just leave a comment below and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible. Also, if you have any suggestions on how I can improve these videos or make them more engaging, please do let me know! Lastly, for your free example HIIT workout, visit this link: www.iwannaburnfat.com/hiit-workout/ See you in the next video! - Mounir
This was a great video. It explained everything very succinctly and thoroughly. I don’t even have any questions. Thanks, this helped. I lift weights and cycle. I have been doing much of this unknowingly. The only issue could be when I cycle it is for 2-5 hrs. My other cardio is a HITT on the elliptical for 20min.
Hi, ik doe nu ongeveer 18 jaar aan krachtraining. Ik heb momenteel een programma waar bij ik dagelijks in de ochtend een hiit workout doe van zon 15 minuten en daarnaast 3x per week einde van de dag een gym full body workout doe bestaande uit voornamelijk compound oefeningen met progresive overload. Ik volg het nu 3 weken en de bedoeling is om af te vallen en zo min mogelijk spierverlies. ik val ongeveer 0,8kg af per week af en tot heden verhoog me gewichten in de gym wekelijks met 1-5kg afhankelijk van de oefening. Ik hoor graag je mening over dit programma.
Great video.. Not too long, includes everything thats important on this topic and you explain everything very well and understandable even for non native speaker.. You deserve a lot more follower
I started training again. Im super out of shape, so i want to work on my cardio for health, but my passion in the gym is strength/strongman. Thank you for helping me sort this out, i was beginning to think I'd have to choose one over the other for a time, and it was bumming me out. Great video.
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Wow, I'm so glad to browse through your video dude. You've just answered all my questions in such a short period of time. I'm 17, and I'm working on getting the summer body. I'm currently incorporating upper body strength training and 20-30 minutes of running after. Thanks for being concise and straight to the point. Keep up with the good videos my guy 👍
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that's concise, basically don't do it on leg days and avoid jogging. Im planning to do a a lot of walking 2hr X 5 days per week as my gym cardio Concept2 wasn't keeping the pounds off by itself
Well i have to use my bike to get to the gym and home every time and every day to get to work etc. So i guess i keep suboptimal leg gains. Great video!
2:49 interference effect less strong if cardio is not longer than 30minutes 3:11 walking can be longer than 30m because it's low intensity doesnt interfere either with muscle building 3:21 frequency of cardio per week does also matter, interference effect is stronger if you do 4 or more cardio sessions a week, but less 3 or fewer are done per week 4:32 6 hours of rest between cardio and strength is a good rule of thumb 4:55 running doesnt interfere with upper body training but with leg training
Great content! I was doing too much cardio previously and become skeleton. Your video help me encourage me to do weight lift and see the differences. Thanks bro.
@@iWannaBurnFat Literally I become skeleton but losing too much weight. Now slowly on recomp with lift weight at home. I can see great differences. Thank you so much. I plan to gain slowly as my belly still there like pregnant frog 😂😂
This is such an amazing video! I now understand where I went wrong. I wanted to both gain muscle and have high endurance. Everyday first I pushed myself with cardio for 30 minutes running. And then hit the weights but ultimately there was not much improvement in strength. Thank you for such a detailed research on the subject. You've my sub ❤️
This is really a great video! So can I have separate day for each type of exercise? I mean, having (for example) a day for upper body strength training and using the next day just for cardio.
I run 3 times a week (20-30km a week) and strength train 3 times a week. I eat a lot of food, I’m still managing to put on muscle and improve my cardio. It’s possible.
My Cardio consists of Walking I also want to include Weight Training. I see that You recommended max of 3 Sessions of Cardio. How do I manage the 2 Types of Training weekly. Do I do Cardio and Weight Training on alternative Days with 1 Days rest.
My problem is that when I don't get my heart rate up before a workout, my workout will suck because I don't even break out a sweat and I feel like my muscles are not as ingaged or even stimulated. For about two months I did nothing but strength training and I felt like I was making zero progress. The only thing I felt I was doing was putting too much pressure on my joints and didn't feel like I was training right . I also got a bad neck strain that futher hindered my workouts dramatically. This last week I re introduced a small amount of cardio pre workout . It's usually 3-3 minute rounds of jump and 2-3 min rounds of shadow boxing . It's usually about 17 mins total and then I jump right into my training . I feel like my muscles are more ingaged and I feel a burn after like I actually worked out . Then Saturday and Sundays It's all cardio in the mornings . What does anyone think about my program ? Any advice ?
Request an answer What if I am separating cardio week and strength training week. I mean one week of strength training followed by one week of cardio training. Will I see muscle gain.
So I usually workout 4 days a week... running-Monday Weight lifting-Tuesday...and repeat for Thursday and Friday. However, I usually spend time at the treadmill and elliptical machine when weight lifting. Furthermore, I do full body workout for weight lifting days. Will this affect my progress with loosing fat?
hey, how does doing HIIT in the morning, rowing or for example cardio circuit workouts affect strength training. since it is more of a high impact i assume. is it bad to do?
That sounds like a bit much, but it depends on your training experience. Doing 3 strength days and 2 cardio days per week is a good starting point for most people imo.
@@iWannaBurnFat another question is on days you do liss for like 20 mins what other exercise can you still do cause I heard that weight training on the same day as liss is not a good thing
I have a question: Suppose I decide to do a cardio session for 30min, is it make a difference whether I get on the elliptical for 30min straight, or break it down into 3 10-minute periods with some rest inbetween? I don't know difficult how cardio should be, is 30min continuously of cycling/elliptical/running too fatiguing ?
what would be the consequence of doing cardio everyday? Edit* U seperate the workout by 6 hours and do cardio for an hour. Everyday would it really interfere with weightlifting?
hi..first of all thank you for the information shared.i have one doubt regarding cardia inclusion. at present i am following full body workout on monday wednesday and friday. so i want to include cardio on tuesday, thursday and saturday. is it fine with this schedule or i have to change anything. secondly how much time i need to do cardio on my cradio days in this type of schedule..please your reply means a lot to me. please spare a min for me sir
Doing cardio on the off days sounds good since then the sessions are separated. I would maintain the suggestions that I advice in this video. Sessions not longer than 30 min, 3x/week with moderate-intensity.
@@iWannaBurnFat thankyou so much bro..really it means a lot..is there any personal tarining courses offered from you online along nutrition..i am from india.
Hey bro i do weight six days a week and i do cardio in alternate days my goal is to build muscles im 80kg trying to bring down to 72kg. Cardio in the sense im doing hiit training for thirty minutes. So will this cardio affect my gains ? Please answer..
I Like to go on a walk/hike in the morning and the gym for lifting at night. It’s a small hike. The walk is about an hour long and the hike is about 20/30 minutes. But I’m never running just walking at a quick pace. Is it okay to do this at about 10 am and than go to the gym to lift at night around 8 pm? And is it okay to do this 5 days a week? I want to lose fat and gain muscle.
That sounds good. As long as you don't feel overly fatigued in the evening for your workout, there shouldn't be a meaningful interference. So keep up the good work :)
theres just one problem, what if you are too sore from leg training to do let’s say the cycling hiit cardio at the end of the upper body workout? seems painful and can’t perform well? how to come around this?
Yes, that's possible, it does sound like your approach is a bit more focused on cardio than strength though. If you have mostly cardio-related goals, that's okay.
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Hi man,i have been lifting weights 5x a week for 6 weeks now,i noticed that i lost only few kilos but gainign a bit of muscles,i'm happy with it but want to loss more fats,so that means i need to do more cardio if my goal for now is just loss the extra fats i have on my body?thanks
Cardio already barely helps me to lose weight, and a half hour is going to burn what... 200/300 calories? Definitely don't have time to go to the gym twice a day, and if i tried, it might crash my whole system. The whole thing is very disheartening. Even with a 1,000 calorie deficit, i gained two pounds this week. I'm a type 1 diabetic and unsure how much, if at all, this is interfering with my goals. All i can say is that cardio feels productive, even if it's not in terms of weight loss. I guess dieting is really the key here.
As long as it’s low intensity no more than 15 minutes. If it’s moderate to high intensity and more than a 30 minute duration, you are better off splitting your sessions 6 to 24 hours apart.
