yep.Coach Rob wrote:Great objective measurements brother!
Yeah, cardio is certainly your friend, and would have gone a long way to mitigating any fat gain. Properly performed, it will not only not impede recovery, but accelerate it!
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Honestly man, a few minor changes and you're there...
this just popped up ...
https://www.ergo-log.com/modest-cardio-s ... overy.html
I’ve been adding cardio with about 2 out of 3 lifting sessions for quite a while now ... it is synergistic
But for a long time, the question to me was always “how much?” ... (because it's also easy to do too much and detract from the lifting efforts!)
The best solution for me ( / this ‘sample of one’ ) came out of traditional martial art / 'taoist' aa practices
Post lifting -
1) do work that engages as much of the whole body as possible
and
2) in time and intensity, do only what it takes to gradually develop a gentle sweat - then stop.
so re the ergo post cited above, imo,
cycling, etc. might suffice for a study but better to engage as much of the whole body as possible... much more 'compensatory', etc !!!