What are some goo cardio excersizes/machines to burn fat? Also what are some good stretches for post-workout?
I’ve been training for about 3 months now and I have lost about 2.5% body fat but I am curious about what are some good excersizes/machines/intensitys on certain machines to burn fat.
Also any stretches for post workout?
its good to stretch before and after a workout…before is critical to prevent injury especially as you age….good cardio exercises include: running, walking, jogging,,hiking, the eliptical, the stationary bike(and regular bike) and swimming..lifting weights also helps you burn fat but cardio is probably your best bet…but be sure to do a combination of both…a good stretch that most people dont do is called the seal stretch..it stretches the lower back..the abdominal rectus.. and the seratus….its improves posture too….make sure you do stretches correctly..they are not meant to put you in pain….and also dont move fast when stretching..you could really do damage to your muscle spindles…. much luck with reaching your goals
February 18th, 2010 at 12:44 am
Max-OT Cardio
http://www.ast-ss.com/articles/article.asp?AID=97
HIIT Cardio
http://www.musclemedia.com/training/hiit.asp
when stretching you need to start with the calves and work up the leg. calves, hamstrings, hips/groin then quads
References :
BS Exercise Science
IFPA Certified Master Trainer
25+ years of resistance training experience
17 years of martial arts training
February 18th, 2010 at 1:32 am
its good to stretch before and after a workout…before is critical to prevent injury especially as you age….good cardio exercises include: running, walking, jogging,,hiking, the eliptical, the stationary bike(and regular bike) and swimming..lifting weights also helps you burn fat but cardio is probably your best bet…but be sure to do a combination of both…a good stretch that most people dont do is called the seal stretch..it stretches the lower back..the abdominal rectus.. and the seratus….its improves posture too….make sure you do stretches correctly..they are not meant to put you in pain….and also dont move fast when stretching..you could really do damage to your muscle spindles…. much luck with reaching your goals
References :
personal trainer/ bodybuilder