Best Cardio for a Bodybuilder (My Top Choices)

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  • Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
  • So with gyms still being closed a lot of us are able to do mainly cardio. So the question becomes what kind of cardio is best. In this video I break down my thoughts on just that. I will also give you my top choices for cardio for both fat loss and heart health. As a bodybuilder you need to pick your cardio correctly so you don't eat up to much muscle and can still have a good workout with less calories. Let me know what your favorite type of cardio is. Thanks for watching.
    Cardio respiratory health 01:52
    1.) Swimming 03:37
    2.) Assault bike 08:42
    3.) Elliptical 10:13
    Cardio to burn fat 12:22
    1.) Walking 15:34
    2.) Riding a bike 16:18
    3.) Plyometric circuits 16:50
    Summary 17:51
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  • @mountaindog1
    @mountaindog1  4 года назад +49

    Full home workouts ruclips.net/p/PLNAUreWTt_Sg9DvgFlEGhFULnfJoBFs9K

    • @seavaldur
      @seavaldur 4 года назад +1

      mountaindog1 it’s best to breathe every other stroke or you will get exhausted very soon.

    • @richrollxn9155
      @richrollxn9155 4 года назад +1

      You wear the best t shirts lol

    • @Misterious_xxas3
      @Misterious_xxas3 4 года назад +1

      Swiming is easy for people with long
      People with positive ape index i think juji mentioned that you had ape index of +2inch,it also mean your swiming style would consist more long stroke rather than rapid stroke.

    • @dustencross357
      @dustencross357 4 года назад +1

      I always wondered what The Hulk would look like with a beard...... Now I know! Thanks John, your the best!!!

    • @arlojon5838
      @arlojon5838 2 года назад

      You probably dont care but does any of you know a tool to get back into an Instagram account?
      I somehow lost my login password. I love any tricks you can give me.

  • @RJB_TV
    @RJB_TV 4 года назад +282

    15:58 John Meadows strutting his way towards becoming the HOKAGE! BELIEVE IT!

    • @RandoBox
      @RandoBox 4 года назад +3

      He will never make it unless his arms are straight out to his sides.

    • @NoOne-qy2ou
      @NoOne-qy2ou 4 года назад +3

      @@RandoBox the lat pulldown iso hold sprint, next in the exercise index

    • @dionysosadwan9529
      @dionysosadwan9529 4 года назад +2

      Haha does he even know, what a Hokage is?

    • @todorpopov8613
      @todorpopov8613 4 года назад

      One of those eyes sees more than the other. BELIEVE IT!

    • @CoffeeCc
      @CoffeeCc 3 месяца назад

      I had to rewind a couple times to make sure I wasn’t going crazy

  • @romeogolf7761
    @romeogolf7761 4 года назад +362

    Killing it with that thumbnail, lol.

    • @Mul3kruk
      @Mul3kruk 4 года назад +5

      15:58

    • @mrloboto
      @mrloboto 4 года назад

      @@Mul3kruk Too good

    • @tase7602
      @tase7602 4 года назад +1

      this comment did not age very well

    • @dabeln1
      @dabeln1 3 года назад

      The weaponized autism is strong with this one.

    • @FellaGuy2
      @FellaGuy2 3 года назад

      @@tase7602 why?

  • @in2it85
    @in2it85 4 года назад +146

    *The best Cardio.*
    *Is the one you find FUN.*

    • @mountaindog1
      @mountaindog1  4 года назад +30

      great point!!!

    • @Marta1Buck
      @Marta1Buck 4 года назад +1

      @Thor Odinson that burns, buddy...

    • @notsofatpeiceofsht8535
      @notsofatpeiceofsht8535 4 года назад +2

      @Dan Ramirez speaking my language. All 30 seconds of it.

    • @Ubeogesh
      @Ubeogesh 4 года назад

      something like playing Just Dance or Beat Saber has to be a lot of fun.

    • @wendysamboy5901
      @wendysamboy5901 4 года назад

      @Thor Odinson 😭

  • @danielmiranda.47
    @danielmiranda.47 2 года назад +51

    Miss you John. Your videos are helping me with my first contest prep. Much love always

  • @kumulsfan8090
    @kumulsfan8090 4 года назад +67

    Walking is seriously underrated, just normal paced walking, i do a 15k walk 3 days a week and it keeps my calves and legs in good shape on top of gym of course. Walking is also good for cleaning up the mind, you can get a lot of stuff sorted up there while walking

  • @the_notorious_bas
    @the_notorious_bas 4 года назад +269

    Worst form of cardio: take a bike ride to the gym and then find out that the door is still locked -_-

    • @mountaindog1
      @mountaindog1  4 года назад +66

      ha...letdown city

    • @scottchasse09
      @scottchasse09 4 года назад +1

      Why would you even bother checking? Lol

    • @prebenolsen9950
      @prebenolsen9950 4 года назад +19

      @@scottchasse09 why do you check the fridge at night when there is nothing there?

    • @mikep3322
      @mikep3322 4 года назад

      My gym opened today

    • @easley421
      @easley421 3 года назад +4

      @@prebenolsen9950 not only is your original post awesome but the response to the jackass who can't take a joke was legendary. A+++

  • @dorrito
    @dorrito 2 года назад +5

    Thumbnail really gets to me. A good dad willing to be fun and geeky with his kid, smiling and hanging out together.
    I feel for his family and children, may they ever remember these times with him and live with as much love and joy.

  • @painterpainting7056
    @painterpainting7056 4 года назад +18

    The greatest cardio is the ONE THAT DOES NOT PUT STRESS ON YOUR KNEES AND DOES NOT DAMAGE YOUR LOWER BACK. You can do mountain hiking, swimming, rollerblading, biking... I love rollerblading. I might get into swimming this year. I wish someone showed me how to play tennis.

  • @KavySan16880
    @KavySan16880 4 года назад +76

    Seeing John with a Naruto headband definitely made my day

  • @AshknFX
    @AshknFX 2 года назад +11

    RIP. - My fav is the stairmaster. 2 in 1. Leg and cardio training in little time.

  • @PontusOzzyA
    @PontusOzzyA 2 года назад +27

    I sometimes forget how good swimming feels, thanks John ur still here in a way, giving us great advice 👍

  • @monawoka97
    @monawoka97 4 года назад +26

    How does this man not have over a million subs. He is a gift we don't deserve

  • @anthonymarconi761
    @anthonymarconi761 4 года назад +16

    I used to hate ellipticals. Then one day early AM at the gym I started using one for warm-up after avoiding them at all costs. I felt how it gets your blood flowing without impact, and you can even get creative with the upper body assistance if you feel like it. Now I love them and consider them the best cardio option overall, taking everything into account. So it's good to see they are Mountain Dog approved haha

  • @alexxrodriguez-moreno1091
    @alexxrodriguez-moreno1091 4 года назад +8

    Seriously, I wish everyone who lifts weights could watch this video. The stigma surrounding cardio is by far the most annoying and persistent ideology in the weight training community. John you always amaze me with how informed you are; the way you present information and the quality of that information is seriously unparalleled. I hope to keep hearing from you for many many more years. Thank you for always keeping it 100!!!

  • @commodore665
    @commodore665 Год назад +6

    RIP John , always such down to earth advice , and no BS ,
    my three favorites for cardio are , the assault bike a 15/30 split , rowing machine the same , and the elliptical

  • @Az_tam
    @Az_tam 4 года назад +204

    actually that beard suits you !

  • @whitestguyuknow
    @whitestguyuknow 3 года назад +9

    I like the thumbnail! I love how John seems to have such a healthy happy relationship with his kids. Despite being a master bodybuilder with a manly physique he's goofy and playful with his children. So cool. Seems like someone that's be great to hang out with and also to learn from. I'd like to know how he balances everything whenever I'm single and introducing working out consistently seems like a big step to me. (I've been consistent for a few weeks now. Gained 8lbs after being underweight)

    • @whitestguyuknow
      @whitestguyuknow 2 года назад

      Rest in Peace John. You made a big impact on my life

  • @Ubeogesh
    @Ubeogesh 4 года назад +18

    I've been doing high incline treadmill for past 11 weeks. At first it was as you said - it felt like calf and feet workout. But after 8 weeks or so, I didn't feel it anymore. For me right now the limiting factor of my cardio (i worked it up to 15% incline and speed between 5 and 6 km\h) is how hot and sweaty I get and overall exhaustion.

    • @thunkjunk
      @thunkjunk 2 года назад

      Running is hard on my joints and causes pain so I tend to do the high incline too so that I get the intensity. But after your 11 weeks, were you getting leg gains or losing your gains from the cardio assuming your are bodybuilding?

  • @johnmitchell7892
    @johnmitchell7892 4 года назад +6

    I do stairwell sprints. At 53 the need for better heart health is just as important as building muscle. I've noticed that my appetite is much greater because of this type of cardio. That's another benefit in order to eat for muscle gains.

  • @robertbaker2341
    @robertbaker2341 4 года назад +4

    Seventy-five years old 5' 7" 150 lbs. Been working out for 25 years. After years of working out with dumbbells I decided that at my advanced age I should work out with barbells, so I bought a Rogue RML 690 Power Rack and sat it up in my basement. I know, I feel for the people who can't work out because of the Covid shutdown. I've been doing progressive overload for the past year and loving it. I like your idea of cardio. Years ago (1990's) I bought a Nordic Track and fell in love with it. Initially I did "steady state" jogging on it, but here in the past year I've been doing HIIT and found a new love for the machine. I know it's old school, but I can adjust the arm resistance, leg resistance, and incline, plus I can determine the speed at which I run. I run full out for thirty seconds, catch my breath and repeat nine more times for a total of 20 minutes twice a week. I do this primarily for the health benefits. I've found that I don't get winded as quickly as I used to plus I cut my cardio time by 30 - 40 minutes. I love your down-to-earth advice and use it often. Keep talking to us.

  • @danknato8485
    @danknato8485 3 года назад +6

    Thank you for being such a great source of information, and for being such a great father to your son. As a former public school teacher, I can tell you we need more men in our youth's lives like you!

    • @gregnixon1296
      @gregnixon1296 2 года назад

      Teachers can become a stand in for neglectful parents.

  • @TheDavidbjr
    @TheDavidbjr 4 года назад +21

    A few months ago the Dr. told me I needed to be on heart medication for hypertension. Been told this many times throughout life. (31) Just applying the lessons from knowledgeable people like John and Jeff Nippard brought me down from 240 to 210, ran my first mile in years without getting winded. Truly ran with quads engaged, lungs working. Feels great. Couldn't be more appreciative of all the work these guys do.

    • @mountaindog1
      @mountaindog1  4 года назад +1

      Thanks for sharing!

    • @TheDavidbjr
      @TheDavidbjr 4 года назад +1

      @@GreatRedGeneral 240 lbs. Lol yeah no, definately heart is genetic.

    • @johnbracewell3700
      @johnbracewell3700 4 года назад

      @@TheDavidbjr yea 240 isn't terrible
      if he's over 6ft it's not bad at all compared to alotta people

    • @ultrafloss492
      @ultrafloss492 4 года назад

      That's excellent!! Feels good does it not! If it starts to impair your ability to recover and you still want to run, look at natural running or chi running. It's a little less impactfull on the knees.
      Keep up the health gains!

    • @waynepayne9875
      @waynepayne9875 2 года назад

      Give us an update!

  • @MinatoLord4th
    @MinatoLord4th 4 года назад +2

    Just watching all the vids and man...can’t believe it’s all free information!!!! What a beast! Thank you.

  • @rawintensity8141
    @rawintensity8141 4 года назад +28

    Jump rope is the most underrated form of cardio in terms of burning fat and improving cardio vascular condition. 10/3 min rounds or 12/3 min rounds is great. Boxers,k1 fighters, muay thai fighters, mma fighters do jump rope on a regular basis and they have great cardio conditioning and also have very less body fat. God bless you john.

    • @mountaindog1
      @mountaindog1  4 года назад +8

      jump rope is awesome

    • @bloodystuff13
      @bloodystuff13 4 года назад +1

      Thanks for that comment. Never even thought about jump ropes. Will be buying one today.

    • @jamesleigh6166
      @jamesleigh6166 4 года назад +1

      Does jumping rope hurt your knees?

    • @germanrud9904
      @germanrud9904 4 года назад

      it's also great for calves

    • @jjwp-ql5rv
      @jjwp-ql5rv 4 года назад

      Great for calves if you skip on your tip toes.

  • @cosmokramer4650
    @cosmokramer4650 4 года назад +7

    Hope your well champ, you’re one of the only guys in the industry and their is very few I have found that gives honest, realistic and reliable information and honesty some of the best content in general. I felt absolutely devastated hearing the news on your medical condition in the last couple of weeks but very happy to hear your recovering well. You’re the positive figure the people involved in bodybuilding, power lifting and weight lifting in general whether professionally or as a hobby should be listening too and taking advice from. Thanks for everything mate and all the best for your future. Much love.

  • @vanguard4065
    @vanguard4065 4 года назад +1

    hey John i’m a super heavyweight Powerlifter who loves bodybuilding and you’re just about the only guy i listen to for real bodybuilding advice thanks!

  • @d.c.2775
    @d.c.2775 4 года назад +5

    Thank you for your videos John. This was exactly what I was asking myself yesterday. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

  • @vinayiqbal8236
    @vinayiqbal8236 2 года назад +4

    We miss you big man 😞

  • @governmentvirus9368
    @governmentvirus9368 4 года назад +4

    Thank you for the wealth of information you give us John. We appreciate it. Don't know if I'll be shredded by the time things go back to normal, but I'm going to be in better shape than I was when it all started. Keep up the good work buddy!💪

  • @MuayThaiTherapy
    @MuayThaiTherapy 3 года назад +1

    God bless Mountain Dog. Pure gold.
    I enjoy my fasted cardio (either cycle or outdoor walk) in the morning and Muay Thai twice a week keeps my cardio in check.
    Your right about outside being fun. Me and the wife walked 2 miles at 5:30am today and talked the whole time. Therapy

  • @gracecar5820
    @gracecar5820 4 года назад +1

    I really liked this video! You are really a straight shooter with information, in a chill way.

  • @ultrafloss492
    @ultrafloss492 4 года назад +2

    Thanks MD! I did a lot of walking but I became bored with it and now I try to jog very lightly and it's pretty fun.

  • @mrloboto
    @mrloboto 4 года назад +1

    That maximum dynamic stance, power walk had me cackling. Keep up the damn fine work John.

  • @ProteinBar11
    @ProteinBar11 4 года назад +3

    Thank you for the video John! I love going outside and riding my bike as well for cardio its so relaxing and intense especially when the big hills come. hahahah

  • @manuelmoreira8575
    @manuelmoreira8575 4 года назад +1

    EXCELENT VIDEO JOHN!!! :D I also love swimming, the pump is actually insane...

  • @karimk8551
    @karimk8551 4 года назад +7

    my favorite is the elliptical if you up the intensity gradually you can ease yourself into a decently intense workout. Same goes for maximum incline (usually 10 degrees) walks. You can easily get up to 7 calories per minute with both of these

  • @dustyh2371
    @dustyh2371 4 года назад +2

    Great video, John! I have a spin bike in my home gym because you can buy a good sturdy spin bike for a fraction of the cost of a high-quality solid elliptical. Yesterday, I decided to go out for a walk instead of my indoor spin-bike cardio. Since I don't walk every often, it causes my hips and legs to be sore afterwards. The good kind of sore, though. What's nice about walking outside is you can move your hips and legs more freely than being restricted to a cardio machine. Plus you can get some healthy sun and feel a nice breeze.

  • @southpawje
    @southpawje 4 года назад +26

    Dude!, you look like a beast in that pool! I really admire you because we are really close in age and you're a great guy in general, just my opinion from all your videos Ive seen and still watch regularly.

  • @jasonnasiry
    @jasonnasiry 4 года назад +1

    Great to see you again John.. Good man!

  • @HorstFucks
    @HorstFucks 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for your tips and greetings from Czech Republic. I'm a big fan of your approach and thoughts man. Take care and stay safe.

  • @wilfredotorres7773
    @wilfredotorres7773 4 года назад +1

    Great! Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Regards from Puerto Rico!

  • @jassinijjar4605
    @jassinijjar4605 4 года назад +2

    Thank you john
    It works!
    And BTW you are such a fast swimmer.

  • @QueensNativeNYC
    @QueensNativeNYC 4 года назад +2

    You look massive in that swimming pool, delts and traps are surreal.. Cool video!

  • @GQNissanPatrol_TD42
    @GQNissanPatrol_TD42 4 года назад +1

    Very informative video! Thank you so much for sharing the video John!

  • @donutfitness6324
    @donutfitness6324 4 года назад +1

    Absolutely agree and a big part of this is how "fun" the activity is (to your point about swimming). I genuinely enjoy swimming or riding a bike outdoors and before you know it you have an activity where you are burning 300-600+ calories and it's actually fun. For someone like myself who isn't competing and really does a lot of cardio for health the "fun factor" is a huge ranking factor.

  • @nilo7727
    @nilo7727 4 года назад +2

    Great content M Dog as always thanks for all the help all the time much appreciated much love and respect to you and yours stay safe and virus free!!👍👌👏👊😎

  • @2011fallenstar
    @2011fallenstar 4 года назад +1

    This is one of the best fitness video I've ever watched. Thank you!

  • @rhakeshg9406
    @rhakeshg9406 4 года назад +1

    Swimming is amazing, used to do competitions when i was younger but now just swimming for a great cardio session. Its also super fun at the same time.

  • @johncarter1489
    @johncarter1489 3 года назад

    Love all your content, gives me a lot to think about but I don’t think I’ve loved anything as much as the hidden leaf headbands! 👌 awesome

  • @GregGumbel
    @GregGumbel 4 года назад +4

    If I made just a teensy bit more i'd splurge on a LifeTime membership. The location is just a bit a ways away for me to justify spending 150/month on a place id only be able to hit 2-3 times a week. Great vid as always john.

  • @adiljavat1889
    @adiljavat1889 4 года назад

    This is such a great video! Way underrated

  • @Chris-vv4ci
    @Chris-vv4ci 4 года назад +3

    I agree with the beginning completely. The last time I tried using my typewriter on the treadmill, my workout sucked!

  • @JtAdams69
    @JtAdams69 4 года назад +2

    Great content, as always. Thank you !

  • @ih8google
    @ih8google 4 года назад +4

    Mountain dog with THAT headband...I just can’t 😂 he’s the man!

  • @str8904
    @str8904 4 года назад +13

    Personally, whenever I train legs hard, heavy lifts, supersets etc I'm normally out of breath to the same level when I played soccer. But I never get that way when I do any push or pull exercises.

  • @johnreynolds2055
    @johnreynolds2055 4 года назад +17

    I’m skinny and don’t plan on getting big but I’ll happy sit and watch everyone of your videos 😆 I just like the idea of it 😂

    • @northpaul3276
      @northpaul3276 4 года назад +1

      You should still do some cardio, just for health

    • @johnreynolds2055
      @johnreynolds2055 4 года назад +4

      North Paul I race motorcycle and to improve my speed, I need to get way fitter and stronger. I work nearly every day and haven’t stopped because of the virus. I just need time to fit it in. There’s no excuse really. It makes me realise how tough bodybuilding is and how much will power you need to push yourself every single day...

    • @johnreynolds2055
      @johnreynolds2055 4 года назад +1

      Warrior Of God cheers, my main problem is diet. I live on trash and not much off it. I Will try some of the things you suggest

  • @dlvox5222
    @dlvox5222 4 года назад +3

    I hit 40 min 6 days a week on tread at 15% at 2.0-2.5MPH, NO HANDS. It kicks my ass. My HR averages 130-140bpm. Usually burn about 325-350 calories each session. I’m 53.

  • @77confusedzombie77
    @77confusedzombie77 4 года назад +3

    Solid guidance as always

  • @BrysonBukoski
    @BrysonBukoski 4 года назад +1

    Awesome explanation!!!

  • @paullee3660
    @paullee3660 4 года назад +4

    I was recommended swimming by orthopaedic surgeons and physios because it builds stamina in your core stability. A lot of the normal core stability exercises are quite brief and focus on strength only, but you need your core to be stable for long periods if you have an injury there.

  • @uno3863
    @uno3863 4 года назад +35

    That one thumbs down is with the Dark side

  • @jefferylord3068
    @jefferylord3068 4 года назад +2

    Your t shirt game is always always top notch sir! I tune in just to see the new ts. Did i say tune in? Dam im old.

  • @tidalbound
    @tidalbound 4 года назад

    Love the suggestions, John. Definitely agree that the rower may not be an ideal cardio choice. It’s my personal favorite, but I rowed for my university so I know the proper technique. Outside of crew, I’ve almost never seen a person row correctly in the gym. Far too often they begin pulling with their arms before full knee extension or they fail to maintain posture through the movement. Sad to hear it doesn’t work well with your lower back! Keep up the great content.

  • @projecthowto
    @projecthowto 4 года назад +1

    Totally enjoyed that!!!!

  • @marbin1196
    @marbin1196 4 года назад +1

    Digging the Konoha headband lol your awesome for that Mr.Meadows

  • @jackiecarpenter7747
    @jackiecarpenter7747 4 года назад +4

    Walking is underrated, especially at an incline at a moderate pace. I also think jogging is important, it's a basic human movement people forget about. I try to walk everyday though👍

  • @davidjarriel5182
    @davidjarriel5182 4 года назад

    Trying to find the balance of losing body fat without burning muscle is a challenge. Thanks for all the tips!

  • @brycedalrymple2567
    @brycedalrymple2567 4 года назад +1

    Great video and great information

  • @JustCauseVids
    @JustCauseVids 4 года назад +3

    hahaha i love how you keep describing yourself as looking "crazy", don't know why but it really makes me laugh. Great, great content as always John, cheers.

  • @dildobaggins2759
    @dildobaggins2759 4 года назад +30

    So strange how he just posted this video about a week before his heart attack I pray you will get strong again must be so stressful...

  • @mutatedgenome
    @mutatedgenome 4 года назад +24

    Holy moly John swole AF in that pool!

  • @CumminsN14DBest
    @CumminsN14DBest 4 года назад +1

    Big Dawg, I Like Jump Roping for cardio. Just Subbed as well!!

  • @andyr9920
    @andyr9920 3 года назад

    Great video! This was perfect timing for me, just started to cut but struggle with what cardio to do as I find it all so damn boring, never considered swimming though I don't know why.

  • @JJvolkman21
    @JJvolkman21 4 года назад +3

    Especially in today’s state, outside cardio has kept me sane! Makes me feel youthful too. As if I’m playing youth sports again. Thank you for the video John.

  • @jmac6973
    @jmac6973 4 года назад +1

    sick shirt man. also, great content!

  • @zorosenpai8255
    @zorosenpai8255 4 года назад +1

    U r legend john thank u for all this ...stay safe my senpai

  • @ChefRengar
    @ChefRengar 4 года назад

    Loving the quarantine beard. I’m growing mine too !👍

  • @chrisharrington2846
    @chrisharrington2846 3 года назад

    What's up mountain dog like the topic keep the videos coming thank you john thank you for sharing your knowledge

  • @markdjsonicfxalsop
    @markdjsonicfxalsop 4 года назад +1

    HI JOHN , ITS SO FRUSTRATING NOT KNOWING WHEN GYMS OPENING AGAIN, HERE IN THE UK THEY'RE TALKING MAY , JUNE TIME. INTERESTING VIDEO BROTHER AND I LOVE YOUR TEACHING JOHN THANKS AND STAY SAFE BUDDY. 👍

  • @Horus-Lupercal
    @Horus-Lupercal 4 года назад +1

    Beard's looking good John! I (Powerlifter) ike to do martial arts twice a week. Muay Thai usually. I find it fun, and it has the bonus of self-defence.

  • @appleku51
    @appleku51 4 года назад +4

    I saw those Naruto headbands...and I wholeheartedly approve!!!

  • @shadowhappi7043
    @shadowhappi7043 4 года назад +1

    i am doing inline skating. love it. used to run a lot but got some injuries from it eventually, a bit of pain in the knees and the left hip + a lot of pain in the ankles every time i´d be running more often, so i just stopped doing it. the inlines are super fun, i´m doing around 11km in 35-40mins with a slight break in the middle. no pain at all. my endurance became much stronger since i started. the only negative i am aware of is that sometimes, on the deadlift/back day the lower back hurts a bit (to a no surprise).

  • @285runt
    @285runt 4 года назад +2

    Lipolysis is dependant on duration. Just as anaerobic and aerobic glycolysis are time dependant they also determine what is used for energy. It also improves insulin sensitivity and lowers blood pressure.

  • @HannahGaneganergains
    @HannahGaneganergains 4 года назад +1

    Another amazing video ! im loving the long hair and beard look ;D xx

  • @purplephoenixartbymicheled9298
    @purplephoenixartbymicheled9298 4 года назад

    🙏💜Cool that's my Favorite Cardo to do..And I NEVER KNEW WHAT IT WAS CALLED..THANKS 😷🙏YOUR THE BEST..Mountainmeshe..

  • @SONSONPAUL
    @SONSONPAUL 4 года назад +15

    Mountain Dog’s fav stroke?
    Doggie paddle.

  • @Austin_IK
    @Austin_IK 4 года назад +1

    Thanks so much.

  • @madhurchari6851
    @madhurchari6851 4 года назад +2

    Amazing content as usual. The beard is definitely suiting you

  • @TheMolina297
    @TheMolina297 4 года назад +2

    Since quarantine started I just do 7-10K steps a day every day and lost quite a bit of weight. Band workouts are being done on giant set manners to tax the respiratory system and to get a new stimulus in the muscle.

  • @smootheddie6931
    @smootheddie6931 4 года назад

    I love swimming!! I get a great arm pump with the hand paddles! 🏊‍♂️

  • @commenterperson4481
    @commenterperson4481 4 года назад +2

    Awesome advice!
    I think that if you are moderately fit, high intensity exercise might be easy/ok.
    However, if you are just starting to exercise (perhaps after a break), low intensity (but for a long time) is better.
    For example: treadmill, at 3 mph, 3 degrees of incline, for 1 hours is a good start.

  • @77confusedzombie77
    @77confusedzombie77 4 года назад +2

    I heard this a while ago, and I believe it to be true.. all-out sprinting is an excellent way to kick the body into fat-burning mode, versus jogging at a moderate pace for longer.. So when I want to burn fat (like now that I dont' climb any towers) I make sure to go all-out on a jumprope, or running... even though I can't run fast for long, dang it feels good afterwards!

  • @JasonWolfeYT
    @JasonWolfeYT 4 года назад +6

    Dropping wisdom bombs on this vid

  • @MaxWilcoxFitness
    @MaxWilcoxFitness 4 года назад +1

    Fantastic video John !

  • @craigweston164
    @craigweston164 3 года назад +3

    Even more than heart health, lung capacity, and fat burn, cardio gives you a lot of physical endurance and mobility

  • @otrada8925
    @otrada8925 4 года назад +2

    Great content as always! Love your videos!
    How do you incorporate swimming and assault bike into a weekly split?

  • @devanadarsh3158
    @devanadarsh3158 4 года назад +1

    Thank You sir lots of love from India

  • @richiewilliams8690
    @richiewilliams8690 3 месяца назад

    R.I.P O.G 💪🏽💪🏽 I still watch your videos 💪🏽💯💪🏽 prayers and much respect to your family. I appreciate the videos

  • @seanissomething
    @seanissomething 4 года назад +3

    HIIT is great for fitness/conditioning, and is great of you play a sport like football/soccer where you have to do exactly that - quick explosive bursts of sprinting interspersed with jogging/walking. However, for a bodybuilder, it's super demanding on your recovery, and also depletes the energy systems you need for weight lifting. Not to mention if you're 240lbs you don't really want to be doing high impact cardio! Your poor knees and ankles! great video as always John, swimming is very underrated.