What do you guys do to get through it

[GYMnastgurl]

What do you guys do for cardio? I use to love running and would do between 8-24 miles a day but now I can't stand it. I also love tumbling and maybe would like Zumba. But i'm getting ready for a cutting cycle. I got the diet all ironed out. This is kind of the last thing I'm trying to find some enjoyment in or motivation with. Any suggestions on how you get through it or waft type if cardio you do?

[MCSS13]

i either do HIIT or incline trainer. they are shorter sessions of cardio with both lasting between 10-20 mins. I personally prefer incline trainer cause all i have to do is walk and not worry about timing my intervals. This allows me to zone out or watch a youtube clip or video. For those that dont know an incline trainer is a treadmill that can go above a 15 degree incline. We have two at my gym one that goes to 30, which i use, and the other goes to 50. Basically you walk at an incline of 15 degrees or more at a 3mph pace. simple sweet and gets the job done. if you go as high as 30 degrees the cal counter tick up one cal every 2.5 secs roughly so its rather effective. there was a study done on it not to long ago ill see if i cant find it.

[d_nelly78]

i either do HIIT or incline trainer. they are shorter sessions of cardio with both lasting between 10-20 mins. I personally prefer incline trainer cause all i have to do is walk and not worry about timing my intervals. This allows me to zone out or watch a youtube clip or video. For those that dont know an incline trainer is a treadmill that can go above a 15 degree incline. We have two at my gym one that goes to 30, which i use, and the other goes to 50. Basically you walk at an incline of 15 degrees or more at a 3mph pace. simple sweet and gets the job done. if you go as high as 30 degrees the cal counter tick up one cal every 2.5 secs roughly so its rather effective. there was a study done on it not to long ago ill see if i cant find it.

^^^^This right here. Any type of HIIT training is best if you need help getting through it. I've had to run 3 x a week for the last nine years. Never again.... With your diet in check, some supps, weight training, and HIIT 4 days a week for 15-20 min after lifting you should be able to see great results. If you have good places to hike with decent changes in elevation I've found this to be pretty awesome and burns tons of cals. But not everyone lives in CO. ;-). I was amazed by how many cals I burned doing spin class too. That shit sucks though. The seats aren't too comfy.

[basskiller]

switch it up.. boxing training skills tapes to watching a movie on the treadmill to cycling on the path near the trains

[bassbehemoth]

I get through cardio by NOT DOING cardio.

[Totentanz]

I also get through cardio by just not doing it. Seem to be doing fine without it. 50 bpm resting heart rate and all.

[Demigod]

I run but it's gotta be outdoors. Treadmills are torture...