What Is A Good Fitness/running Schedule For Someone Like Me?

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I am about 10 and a half stone, walk 2 miles to & from work most days, & do regular excercises, use weights (only 5 kg twice a day) & walking an extra 2 or 3 miles a day. I am running twice weekly, about 4 miles each time, and although I do feel healthier for doing it, I often find I get very tired these days and wonder if this schedule is too much or too little?
Do the benefits of running & jogging depend on the individual or are there any golden rules?

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3 Responses to “What Is A Good Fitness/running Schedule For Someone Like Me?”

  • Sai2301:

    you shoudnt do weights daily…there are no restrictions when it comes to benefits of jogging and running…they are just high intensity cardios,thats all…

  • tich! be dat ishh!:

    well thats a pretty good schedule if you want to be and look physically fit but if you dont want to be that fit then yea its probably a little too much. your size is probably good for your lifestyle.
    but the tiredness out of it can probably be because your body can handle all that.

  • Marisol:

    Well jogging is more beneficial because it’s a steadier pace. The tiredness is probably your body telling you, ‘hey great excercise, but i need fuel’. Observe your diet and see what you lack or what you have too much of.
    http://www.halhigdon.com/Articles/Diet.htm

What Is A Good Fitness/running Schedule For Someone Like Me?

Fat Loss 4 Idiots

I am about 10 and a half stone, walk 2 miles to & from work most days, & do regular excercises, use weights (only 5 kg twice a day) & walking an extra 2 or 3 miles a day. I am running twice weekly, about 4 miles each time, and although I do feel healthier for doing it, I often find I get very tired these days and wonder if this schedule is too much or too little?
Do the benefits of running & jogging depend on the individual or are there any golden rules?

Burn The Fat Feed The Muscle

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  2. Can Someone Give Me A Marathon Training Schedule Based On My Current Fitness Level?
  3. What Are The Best Things To Remember When Walking/running For Exercise?
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3 Responses to “What Is A Good Fitness/running Schedule For Someone Like Me?”

  • Sai2301:

    you shoudnt do weights daily…there are no restrictions when it comes to benefits of jogging and running…they are just high intensity cardios,thats all…

  • tich! be dat ishh!:

    well thats a pretty good schedule if you want to be and look physically fit but if you dont want to be that fit then yea its probably a little too much. your size is probably good for your lifestyle.
    but the tiredness out of it can probably be because your body can handle all that.

  • Marisol:

    Well jogging is more beneficial because it’s a steadier pace. The tiredness is probably your body telling you, ‘hey great excercise, but i need fuel’. Observe your diet and see what you lack or what you have too much of.
    http://www.halhigdon.com/Articles/Diet.htm

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