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What is better for losing weight: weightlifting or jogging?
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eKatherine
Joined: Aug 12
Posts: 965
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Posted: 02 Feb 2013, 07:07
Sheonamcc wrote:
bleeped wrote:
Diet is better for weight loss than cardio and weight lifting combined.
I don't think that's strictly true. Every person is different, so it's not a one size fits all answer. For me, it was my exercise that had to change and not necessarily my diet.
In the absence of an effective diet, most people do not lose much weight from exercise alone. People who do not exercise can and do reach their goal from diet alone.
eribert
Joined: Dec 12
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Posted: 02 Feb 2013, 22:07
Imo you have to exercise more and eat less to effectively lose weight. Exercise can be a combination of weight training and cardio. And this must be performed as a lifestyle not just on temporary basis. There is no quick solution to weight loss.
Spacey47
Joined: Apr 12
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Posted: 03 Feb 2013, 02:56
you will lose weight from dieting alone, but a significant amount of that weight loss will be lean muscle tissue which isnt a good thing
Exercise reduces the loss of lean tissue while restricting calories which is good thing and avoids the skinny fat dilemma of being slim looking but with lots of body fat
i think a combo of resistance and cardio is best , in fact a weight circuit combining both is very good but in the end doing something is better than nothing
we are designed to walk, run , lift etc, do it on a regular basis
garate55
Joined: Sep 10
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Posted: 04 Feb 2013, 11:11
You need a mix of all of it. Cardio to keep your heart strong enough to pump blood while doing resistance training. And resistance training to build muscle for burning fat. It all works in harmony along with a decent diet.
Heart rate up(cardio), heart rate down(resistance)... repeat.
wade...
Joined: Jan 13
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Posted: 06 Feb 2013, 03:43
Weight lifting and joging both are good but I am prefer jaging.
Jogging is similar to walking in that it can be done anytime and anywhere.
Jogging controlled in heart, improves muscle strength and relieves stress.
Jog is time conviniant.
Morning joging good air availble.
kmthomps31
Joined: Nov 11
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Posted: 12 Feb 2013, 12:28
It's been my experience that both are necessary. Jogging provides good cardio if done properly. I suggest interval running/jogging where you run/jog for a period of time (30-45 seconds) with walking mixed in (10-15 seconds). This trains you body when to burn carbs and fat.
Peforming resistance or weight training helps your body to build muscle which also increases your metabolism and provides for a residual calorie burn as your body repairs itself. The key for weight loss is to pick weights that allow you to do higher reps. Weight training to muscle failure will increase strength, but not necessarily be as beneficial for weight loss. I usually go for about 60% of my max and go for a set period of time (20-30 seconds) for my sets, trying for max reps while keeping proper form.
nmua88
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Posted: 13 Feb 2013, 15:21
I was previously doing only cardio, like jogging, elliptical, and dance classes and recently heard that strength training is beneficial/required to losing weight too. I'm also still trying to figure out this question but I have definitely seen my body shape up from strength training, even though I have not lost actual pounds.
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poundsloser
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Posted: 16 Feb 2013, 16:49
Keep in mind that muscle weighs more than fat, so as you get leaner from weight training, you may actually GAIN weight. Don't listen to the scale, it lies. Listen to the mirror, and the tape measure. I've always found a mix of cardio and weight training to be best. I gained a lot of weight lately from, well, mostly being lazy after back problems, so I'm getting back into being healthy again. I hate going to the gym, so I use my old physical therapy bands at home for resistance.
johnstephen1
Joined: Feb 13
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Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 01:50
Both are helpful for losing weight. I'm telling this because of my personal experience and tried these techniques 3 months ago.
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