July 11, 200620 yr I think that's right. Just dont think about it too hard. For the average person, a bit of weights and a bit of cardio is going to work just fine.
July 13, 200620 yr BPM, learning this stuff has been the thing that has kept me going and kept me consistently losing. JUST keeping it simple is what got me fat in the first place. I thrive on this new knowledge and soak it up like a sponge. While I agree that doing something is better than nothing, If I can find the best way to do something, I'm going to do it. If I know that cardio is going to work better for me right now than weight training, I'm going to do that, too. I suppose this weight training vs. cardio discussion is better for another forum, like a weight training forum, and not the lap band forum. However, I do agree that it's very easy to suffer paralysis from analysis with all of this stuff. I have honestly been confused, as well. But I'm going to continue to find out more about this and test it out. I've come to the conclusion that doing light weight training (and taking my vitamins) will continue to challenge my muscles enough that my body will want to hang on to it rather than burn it for fuel. I'm just not going to do enough to really build muscle because I don't think I'm eating enough to repair it efficiently.
July 13, 200620 yr i would love to jog but havent been able to yet. i walk 2 miles every other day. the in between days i do my strength training and ride the bike for about 10 miles. but my ultimate goal is to be able to jog. i have a heel spur thats a killer and i cant even bring myself to try it yet. any suggestions?
What do you do?