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Moderate cardio + HIIT ?

Zigurd

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Is it good for me to do 30 min of moderate cardio and then 10-15 min of HIIT on the stationary bike ?

I did this today and I felt amazing... Or is this too much ? I've read enough of both and I just wanted to know if I could get the best of both worlds.
 
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I think a combination is a good idea. I personally did mine seperately but that is just really up to you. Is it too much? Really just depends on the person, their level of endurance and their goals. But I think it is just fine and no I do not think it is too much.
Again, try not to complicate it too much. Burn more calories than you consume to see the fat burning effects.
 
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I'd do it the other way around.

Do the hard work first, get the metabolism up and then just finish/extend with the steady state stuff.
 
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Thanks guys !!

The reason I am hitting the cardio hard is because even though I am at a calorie deficit my body is really trying hard not to burn that last fat. I'll do what you said Tim, HIIT and then moderate cardio.
 

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