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re: I quit doing cardio
Posted on 4/2/24 at 5:41 pm to BaddestAndvari
Posted on 4/2/24 at 5:41 pm to BaddestAndvari
20 hours is a little exaggerated
Attia's workout recommendations
To hit all four fitness pillars, Attia recommends the following each week:
• Stability: one hour, split into 5 to 10 minute blocks done before your other workouts
• Strength: three 45 to 60 minute full body workouts targeting all major muscle groups
• Aerobic Efficiency: four 45 to 60 minute zone 2 cardio workouts
• Anaerobic Performance: one 30 minute
VO2 max workout
Attia's workout recommendations
To hit all four fitness pillars, Attia recommends the following each week:
• Stability: one hour, split into 5 to 10 minute blocks done before your other workouts
• Strength: three 45 to 60 minute full body workouts targeting all major muscle groups
• Aerobic Efficiency: four 45 to 60 minute zone 2 cardio workouts
• Anaerobic Performance: one 30 minute
VO2 max workout
Posted on 4/2/24 at 6:42 pm to bigbuckdj
Rusin says need 3-4 strength sessions 60-75 min each and 150 min minimal of vo2 training and that they must be trained separate. Says no benefits of training together or less than 150mon of zone 2
All of that is complete and utter bullshite and he conveniently ignores those that ask for the studies
2 focused strength sessions and 8k steps show massive massive benefits to all cause mortality. Would what he says be better…prolly, but not much
At some point training economy and time commitments. Most people do not have 75 min a day plus time to drive to the gym and home and change etc etc so 90-120 min each day to dedicate to working out and it’s fricking asinine to think that. Living in a fricking bubble if people think that’s possible
Only guys who suggest that are guys that are doing this for a living and live in the gym
3-4 sessions of strength plus 8-10 min max conditioning plus 8k steps a day is more than sufficient for 98%+ of people
All of that is complete and utter bullshite and he conveniently ignores those that ask for the studies
2 focused strength sessions and 8k steps show massive massive benefits to all cause mortality. Would what he says be better…prolly, but not much
At some point training economy and time commitments. Most people do not have 75 min a day plus time to drive to the gym and home and change etc etc so 90-120 min each day to dedicate to working out and it’s fricking asinine to think that. Living in a fricking bubble if people think that’s possible
Only guys who suggest that are guys that are doing this for a living and live in the gym
3-4 sessions of strength plus 8-10 min max conditioning plus 8k steps a day is more than sufficient for 98%+ of people
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