Excessive Cardio vs Renegade Cardio

10 years ago people called me crazy for warning against the dangers

of excessive cardio. It doesn't work, I said, and you'll get overuse 

injuries that can ruin your life.

 

Well, today, not only am I no longer a lone voice in the wilderness, but

major newspapers - like Tuesday's Wall Street Journal - are reporting on studies 

that show excessive cardio harms the heart.

 

According to the WSJ, research to be published next month in the
British journal, "Heart", says:

 

Running 20-25 miles or more per week eliminates the benefit of exercise

as you grow older and causes excessive wear-and-tear on the heart.

 

Of course, exercise ADDICTS will ignore dispute this information, and 

runners will continue to post "I hate Craig Ballantyne" articles, but the 

#truth about long slow cardio and running is this...

 

1) You can get better fat burning results in less time

 

2) Less exercise = less wear-and-tear on the body, including your heart,

skeletal muscles, and your joints

 

3) You'll have more time to do other important things if you aren't out

running for 200-250 minutes per week (assuming a 10-minute mile)

 

Even Dr. Kenneth Cooper, the father of 'aerobics' has said, "If you are
running more than 15 miles a week, you are doing it for some reason
other than health."

 

So listen, if you want to exercise for fitness, fat loss, and live a long life

full of vitality, there's no better way to train than with short, burst workouts.

 

That's why I recommend Renegade Cardio training <= 51 workouts here

 

In this program, you'll get dozens of workouts that last 10 minutes or less

and give you faster fat burning than any type of cardio EVER will.

 

Craig Ballantyne, CTT
Certified Turbulence Trainer