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You NEED To Track Your Aerobic Efforts With A Cardio Log Book
by Joshua Tapp
A cardio log book is another requirement for the WLC System.
I want everyone to do cardio as part of their complete weight lifting program.
Remember, weight lifting, diet, and cardio are all very important
aspects of becoming a healthy individual and will only help you to
reach your goals at light speed.
Cardio must be included in your WLC
program no matter what your goals may be.
I'd like you to be as detailed as possible in your cardio log.
You might be thinking, "What could I possibly record in a log of my
cardio?" Well, as you know, I like to do everything correctly, and I
like to be detailed in everything I do.
The more details you can include in your weight lifting program, the
better data you'll have to make decisions during your assessment times
on WLC. You should at least know how many extra calories you are
burning with your cardio.
Details To Include In Your Cardio Log Book
You should record information like
time of day and duration. If you perform your cardio in the morning for
30 minutes, then record 0600 as the time or 6 AM and 30 minutes as the
duration.
I then want you to record the activity you did for
your cardio. This might be walking, jogging, elliptical trainer, jump
rope, bicycle, roller blading, boxing, or any other activity.
Recording the activity is important because I don't want you doing the same
activity over and over. This will get very boring to you. Plus,
changing your cardio activities around is fun. Have some fun!
Do some different things. You'll really enjoy it. Go play some basketball, or
jog with your dog, or anything that sounds like fun for you.
Other details you can include is information about
the cardio you performed. Did you perform low intensity or high
intensity cardio?
If you did high intensity interval training, what
type of intervals did you use? Record any kind of information that you
might be able to use in the future for improvement.
With all of this information, you'll be able to find what works best for your body.
You'll be able to optimize your weight lifting program in the future by
recording useful pieces of information.
Sometimes you might not think
something will be useful. Do us both a favor and record it anyway.
Learn from me. I should have recorded more information than I actually
did.
A Watch For Your Cardio Program
Something that will really help you with your
cardio is a heart rate and calorie monitor. You'll be able to keep your
heart rate in the ranges that you want and you'll be able to see how
many calories you burned consistently.
Some cardio machines give you
calories burned and distances, but do you see how different they can
be?
You might do one elliptical trainer for 30 minutes and burn 400
calories and you'll do another elliptical trainer for 30 minutes and
you'll get 200 calories burned.
A watch will give you consistent calories burned
no matter what activity you perform.
This can be very useful to your
cardio log.
You'll be able to record calories and heart rate data in
your log book. You will be able to manipulate your cardio to give you
the best fat burning effect. I get excited about fat burning and cardio
is made for burning fat.
A Summary of Your Log Book
1. Activity Performed
2. Duration
3. Time of Day
4. Details/Comments
5. Average Heart Rate
6. Calories Burned
7. Type of Cardio (Low, High, HIIT, etc)
Ensure that you always record each and every cardio session. Don't forget to do your cardio either.
Please do not
ignore cardio as a part of your complete weight lifting program... even if you are focusing on
muscle gain.
Without cardio, you'll only have a weight lifting program. It will not
be complete. Trust me, add cardio to your program and you will be a
very happy person.
A healthy, fit, and a great looking body is what
cardio does for you.
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Totally Blown Away by the WLC System...
Hi Josh,
Greetings from Australia, mate. I received your WLC Program recently and
have only just got to emailing you (reason being I took quite a while
exploring the entire package!!!).
I have to admit that over the past years
I've purchased many programs via the internet and I can say with complete
honesty that I have *never, ever*, had the pleasure of receiving one such as
yours!!!
I was totally blown away by everything, from the log books, the
big beefy manual, right on through to all those fantastic calculators! It
comes through that you really put your all into the package. I've seen all
those programs which claim to 'lay it all out for you ... paint by numbers
... take you step-by-step', etc.but only one is deserving of these claims
... and it's yours.
I especially found the goal setting information to be
very, very comprehensive and so well laid out. I've read goal setting
books, articles, websites, etc. but never really applied any of it to my
endeavours in the gym.
Your system will have me going after my dream body
with a vengeance, as I will be commencing the program this coming Monday.
In previous years I was a chronic "routine/program hopper"; I'd spot yet
another new system I thought I would follow and away I'd go ... for about 3
weeks if I was lucky!
Despite all that, during some years I'd build a
little muscle, lose a little fat and start looking reasonable, then slack
off. I have a well equipped home gym which includes everything you
recommend.
I have always been good with my meal choices but the bottom line
is I was never consistent with anything!!!!
I have a very strong feeling
all that is about to end - pronto! I'm really looking forward to starting
the program Monday 30th August, and totally looking forward to some *real
results at last*.
Oh, by the way I am 56 years old and my long-term goal is
to have an awesome physique at 60 in comparison to the average one I had at
30.
Thank you once again for putting out such a terrific and very
complete program - I will not have any hesitation in recommending it to
everyone I know.
Cheers,
Gary McDonald
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