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@mcfrs Yes i totally agree, that's my point.
If you bike hard and then you don't eat the correct food then that's bad but if you bike hard then eat the correct food that's brilliant.
But even biking at a slow steady state will build muscle in different ways.
I used to bike for 1 hour straight on the "all-terrain" mode at the gym.
Now i will run 5km in 20mins at 2 degree incline and i will bike 8km in 30min on "Kilimanjaro" mode on level 17.
This suits me more as I'm preparing for Marines
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shred the muscle and make all the muscles have to repair and you will burn fat..go heavy and alot of reps also constant workouts i like alot of compound excercises
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biking hard? not true! Biking too long, at a slow steady state, will burn up muscle.
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@markdavie86 Well i don't agree with that.
I've been doing hard cardio for months, and I'm always improving and gaining muscle. I know because i can run faster for longer and i can visually see more muscle on my legs.
Body builders have different muscles to runners, they engage them and stimulate them in a different way.
That's why I lift weight with the upper body but will always do cardio to build muscle in the legs. I never mix the two.
muscle shredding? sounds like something i wouldnt want...
sushiman26 4 weeks ago 16
running on a treadmill for 30 mins, at an average pace (about 8 mph) will burn 400 calories. This 4 minute workout burns about 75, and another maybe 100-200 in the next 24 hours. At max, a total of 275 calories.
legoinaboat1 1 month ago 3