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A big shout out to Michele for all the cheerleading. (You're so cute!)
~Mia
ITA!! I think Sean should put Michele on the payroll
A big shout out to Michele for all the cheerleading. (You're so cute!)
~Mia
ITA!! I think Sean should put Michele on the payroll
ITA!! I think Sean should put Michele on the payroll
ITA!! I think Sean should put Michele on the payroll
Press Play is a compilation of the "Best of" Cardio Coach Volumes 1 through 7 (at the time Press Play came out, Volume 7 had not yet been released). It was created to raise funds for the Choose Living Foundation and it's an EXCELLENT workout that you can get by making a $20 donation. It's hard to explain, but it's the most inspiring and motivational workout I've ever done.Okay, I took advantage of the sale yesterday and ordered 1,5,7,8 and his full body circuit workout. I wonder what is Press Play? Is this another good workout?
Okay guys, I heard back from Coach Sean. He's NOT quitting and seemed distressed anyone thought he was... I wrote him back and told him that's what his little website message sounded like to me, also!
Then I asked about CC9. Waiting to hear back on that.
Hi, Miss Lee,The elliptical is PERFECT!!!! That's my preferred cardio machine and I use it for all of the CC workotus. The workouts are a mix of hills and sprints, both of which are fun to do on the elliptical. Volume 8 is all hills -- it's really hard but it's crazy fun on the elliptical! Honestly, the prices are so low right now that I'd highly recommend getting all of them. You'll get a lot of use out of them, I promise!
I see Mary answered your question as it pertains to the bike so I'll address the elliptical . The elliptical is ideally suited for CC workouts!! For sprints I ease up on the resistance and increase my speed. I try to keep cadence with the music and then adjust the resistance up or down until I'm working at the prescribed level (see the Quick Start Guide on the CC website for an explanation of the levels and zones: http://www.cardiocoach.com/Quickstart.php). For hills, again, I try to maintain the tempo of the music and increase the resistance until I reach the right level. My elliptical also has an adjustable crossramp so I can adjust the incline, too. Once you've done the workouts a couple of times it will finally click and you'll know how to set your equipment. It's a matter of understanding the levels of perceived exertion, or your HR zones, whichever method you use.Hi, Miss Lee,
I am able to go to gym using elliptial and bike once a week. Currently, I use itread run set 16. I love how it mixed TM, elliptical and bike all at once to give some mercy to my knees. My question to you is how do I use CC for sprint and hills in elliptical or biking? Do I increase level when it is called for hills and rethym when it is called for sprint? I just got all CC vols.
Thanks
Nope. I choose to believe his spare time is filled up meeting with potential business partners.Stacey, did he ever get back to you on CC9???
Hi,
I don't have an elliptical machine, but I do use my own bike on a trainer for CC workouts! I just did volume 7 this morning and got an AWESOME workout I just increase resistance for hills (and sometimes speed as my trainer is old and doesn't do the best job) and lower resistance and really up my speed for sprints. It works great!!!
I'm sure Miss Lee can help you out on the elliptical ?
Have fun! You'll love them, that's a promise!!!
I see Mary answered your question as it pertains to the bike so I'll address the elliptical . The elliptical is ideally suited for CC workouts!! For sprints I ease up on the resistance and increase my speed. I try to keep cadence with the music and then adjust the resistance up or down until I'm working at the prescribed level (see the Quick Start Guide on the CC website for an explanation of the levels and zones: http://www.cardiocoach.com/Quickstart.php). For hills, again, I try to maintain the tempo of the music and increase the resistance until I reach the right level. My elliptical also has an adjustable crossramp so I can adjust the incline, too. Once you've done the workouts a couple of times it will finally click and you'll know how to set your equipment. It's a matter of understanding the levels of perceived exertion, or your HR zones, whichever method you use.
I don't use iTrains very often, and I don't have #16, but several CCers use multiple cardio machines in the same workout. Shana (meowracer) often does each challenge on a dfferent machine. She has an incredible home gym with an elliptical, arc trainer, step mill, and a bike, and she uses all of them, often in the same workout!! Maybe you could PM her -- she'd be happy to tell you how she uses her equipment. HTH!!
I tried out V. 2 on the treadmill and was amazed how much I was able to increase my speed and inclination. And it was fun! So ordered 3 more.
Wheeee!!!
Thanks, Mary. I will try it this Saturday. I normally work out in park district gym while my daughter is skating.
In biking machine, do you choose biking or cardio? I normally chose cardio. But I would like to know whether it will make any difference. How much do you burn normally while you are doing cc workout?