Cardio

Cardio generally refers to cardiovascular/cardiorespiratory exercise, which encompasses several forms of exercise used to train the cardiorespiratory system and promote calorie burn and weight loss. Find out more about cardio here:

Get out of a gym rut by busting out some cardio intervals on the stationary bike. Alternate between tempo (aka “comfortably hard”) pace and moderate intensity to work the heart and legs.
Some instructors use dumbbells; others have students hanging from hammocks. New styles of yoga emphasize cardio and strength training in addition to traditional exercises.
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This week the Greatist Team tried out KettleX, a unique cardio and strength-based kettlebell workout designed by world kettlebell champion Lorna Kleidman. Follow along to see how we did!

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After finishing the New York City Marathon, Emily is ready to get back on track with a new challenge. Join her as she runs at least one mile every day from Thanksgiving to New Year's Day.

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