If you are simply trying to burn fat, and a lot of it at that, then you are going to need to stick to a morning routine. This means that every morning you will wake up and get straight to your cardio workout. The amount of time is also just as important as the routine itself. If your main focus is burning fat, you may spend up to 30 minutes to an hour performing your cardio workout first …show more content…
Let's say you are a bodybuilder who is just trying to maintain the muscle that you have already achieved through weight training workouts, an evening approach with a nice pre-workout meal high in quality protein would probably be best for achieving your fitness goals. A nice time frame for this type of workout could be anywhere from 20 minutes of cardio to 30 minutes a day, usually for 5 days a week. Remember that if you are a body builder, there is more to it than just lifting weights; you will have to maintain your cardiovascular strength by regular exercise as well. Lifting weights alone is not enough to keep your heart in tip top shape. Body builders tend to digest a lot of protein and fats for muscle growth, making it an essential part of their workouts to perform a daily cardio