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cardio vs. strength training

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More Cardio vs. Strength Training

Fresh off discussin' some of the cardio aspects of cardio vs. strength training let's mush on with more of the strength training side of things.

While choosing weights, get those that will target a muscle group.

For instance fifteen pound dumbbells work well for chest, back, or legs strength training.

Eight pounds can be used for your shoulders or arms.

Or you can also get resistance training bands. They are convenient to use, easy to store and can be used for a whole body workout.

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Weight training exercises you can do lying down include the chest press, tricep extensions, close grip bench press, skull crushers and dumbbell pullovers . These work the chest, back, and triceps.

Then you can do seated exercises such as overhead press, lateral raise, front raise, bent over raise, and bicep curls. These develop the shoulders and biceps.

Or you can combine exercises like squats/overhead press, lunges with lateral raise or bicep curls, and deadlifts with bent over rows.

Do front lunges with bent-armed lateral raise involve gripping dumbbells with elbows flexed at ninety degree angles while lunging.

Keep the lunge position and raise the weights shoulder level.

Bring the weighs back down and begin again.

The beginner should do thirty seconds on each leg. Intermediate users should do one minute. Experienced users should do two minutes. By combining cardio and strength training like this, you can get an ideal workout.

Cardio vs. Strength Training