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 No.90165

I'm new here and I'm not sure this will get any replies but what the hell, it's always good to try and get the opinion of spergs on the internet.

My exercise routine is as follows: go running one day, do weightlifting the next on every day but Friday (when I do a spot of house-sitting). I go running for an hour (I don't run constantly throughout this time, obviously - I take breaks here and there), and I do weightlifting exercises for an hour too. I thought this routine was good for me - the running making me generally healthier and more fit, and the weightlifting giving me greater upper body strength and a nice physique. I haven't been at this routine long, but before I really get it going I want to know if there are any problems with it. I'm not very knowledgeable on this sort of thing and now I'm hearing all these arguments that cardio kills gains or that you must leave a gap of two days between each bout of exercise, etc., etc. I'd like to hear some of your opinions.

Ps. I don't know who the girl is - I just put her there to get your attention. I'm a man.

 No.90170

Nice pic, so you have my reply.

There is nothing inherently wrong with what you do, but as you progress, it might get hard as fuck or even unfeasible. But depending on how intense your training is, you might get away with your style of training for a while.

Which brings me to my next question. What about your lifts? What do you do in the gym?


 No.90183

>>90165

>What do you usually do in the gym?²

Yes you can keep that routine for a while, but I suggest cardio in different days since they will get you more fried to the weightlifting in the future.




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