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Linda2
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Posted 2 Years, 7 Months ago #1
I am 33 years old. 5'10 240lbs

on me, 200 looks good, 190lbs looks excellent

What is the best and most effecient way to start dropping the fat/crap weight?

1 hours weights?

or 1 hour cardio??

Any tips is greatly appreciated...

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imported_Adrian
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Posted 2 Years, 7 Months ago #2
Table pushaways.

Weight training *and* cardio will help.
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Posted 2 Years, 7 Months ago #3
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My personal experience: I recently lost a reasonable amount of weight, 30lb. I used mostly cardio at the start, and later placed more emphasis on weight training. I would recommend using cardio as the primary weight loss means, and doing some weights to avoid losing lean tissue.

For weight training, stick to a few compound movements. I'd suggest 2 sessions per week.

bench press, squats, deadlifts, bent over dumbell row, dumbell shoulder press

I'd suggest a fix set/rep scheme and staying a long way from failure. These are hard exercises and you won't get through the workout if you kill yourself on each set. For example, 5 sets of 3 at about 85% of your heaviest lift, or 3 sets of 6 at 75%. Always lower the weight steadily and lift as quickly as possible with a controlled 'burst'.

Then you can do cardio on 4 of the days you're not weight training. Make 2 of the sessions easy-paced 1 hour sessions, and the other 2 sessions intense half hour sessions. The intense sessions can either be intervals or sustained 30 min efforts.

One of the goals of more intense cardio sessions is to improve your
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