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The American College of Sports Medicine has stated in its position statement that Cardio (aerobic activity), be performed on most days of the week, for at least 20 minutes per day. For anaerobic activity, such as weight lifting, they state that you need only perform one set of 10 repetitions, per bodypart (ex: chest, back, shoulders, triceps, biceps, abdominals, calves, thighs), two times per week to maintain lean muscle and strength.
I don't want to lift heavier weights because I don't want to get "muscle-bound." Should I only stick to cardio and really light weights?
I keep hearing a lot about "low carb" diets, and that carbs equate to fat. Is this true, and should I avoid all carbohydrates?
I've been working out for several months, doing the same workout prescribed by the trainer at my gym, but I haven't seen any improvement in months. What am I doing wrong?
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