I hadn't considered a vest. I ran a little over two miles this weekend and actually somewhat enjoyed it... My knees did not lol but I'm hoping they'll come around if I stick with it
Dude... running... no bueno.
Your knees will only get worse, not better.
I feel like this thread is a train wreck (which I'm mysteriously drawn back to gawk at)
yeah with you on this one. I'd either get a back (I did this last year and I felt like a kid riding outside and it was fun!) or do some walking with a vest or carrying/pusing/pulling weighted items. Even doing that I'd still make sure you have really good shoes as it can be hard on the joints...but not like running.
Bike not "back" which I'm sure everyone figured out lolyeah with you on this one. I'd either get a back (I did this last year and I felt like a kid riding outside and it was fun!) or do some walking with a vest or carrying/pusing/pulling weighted items. Even doing that I'd still make sure you have really good shoes as it can be hard on the joints...but not like running.
I used to love biking as a teenager, I'll have to see if my parents still have my bike lol.
I have pretty good running shoes, Hoka Bondi's. Being a mechanic, I'm on my feet all day and these things have made such a huge difference
Walk outside faster or find an area with hills. Don’t run unless you’re looking to destroy your knees and lose leg muscle.This is probably a really stupid question but, is there anything wrong with jogging for cardio?
LISS seems to be preferred and I'm currently doing incline treadmill but I'd like to start doing cardio outside. But I can't get my hr up just walking on a flat.
Walk outside faster or find an area with hills. Don’t run unless you’re looking to destroy your knees and lose leg muscle.
The goal is 130bpm steady state.
I’m sensing a theme in this thread that you don’t like the tough stuff it takes to do this sport. Lol
Oh running is so much harder. Sorry that wasn’t the point. Regular steady state cardio on a treadmill or stepmill is boring as shit, but it’s part of the process in a cut.I'd argue that running is tougher than walking but you're not wrong lmao. I hate cutting and cardio but I'm sure most do. I'm trying to make the cardio more enjoyable and, well, I'm still trying to lean up even though permabulk is sounding pretty nice rn lol
The problem is that few exercise intensely. It's like someone asking me if 1 minute rest between squats is enough..... Heck, I need at least 3-5 minutes before I can go on to the next set.If you train your legs intensely I don't see how anyone would want to or be able to jog for cardio, I can hardly walk 2 or 3 days after legs day.
Not to mention knee pain and joint impact.
Why so much gear just to cut?
If you train your legs intensely I don't see how anyone would want to or be able to jog for cardio, I can hardly walk 2 or 3 days after legs day.
Not to mention knee pain and joint impact.
Last year I started to get knee pain when working out legs that became worse and worse over time. After months of dealing with it turned out to be caused by my wife’s little at home stepper I would do in the evenings from time to time. Just enough impact to cause issues. Went back to strictly incline treadmill walking only and have zero knee painNot to mention knee pain and joint impact.
Running the day after a leg day is a horrible idea. You would be smashing your joints. I can barely walk let alone run days after a leg workout.I train legs Saturday. I did my first run this past Sunday and it was rough. My legs were sore beforehand and wow did they hurt Monday and Tuesday. This was a concern and one of reasons I asked.
But even if I hadn't just trained legs they probably would have been sore since I never run so idk
Shave those nips dudeThis is probably less than ideal but it's the only reasonably recent pic I have. I'm pretty embarrassed with my physique and very rarely take pics.
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Shave those nips dude