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#93 How to do cardio to lose more fat | Interview with Paul Lyngso

#93 How to do cardio to lose more fat | Interview with Paul Lyngso

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This episode is a classic podcast interview between Angie and her husband Paul, and it's all about how to effectively use cardio to boost your fat loss.

They'll cover how to fit it into your day without wasting time or energy, so you can get all the benefits of cardio without any of the drawbacks.

Follow this protocol and you'll avoid burnout while burning fat and finally getting lean.

Angie and Paul will cover:

  • How much do I REALLY need to do to get shredded?
  • How often should I do cardio?
  • What's the best form of cardio?
  • What should I do if I just want to stay healthy?
  • Do I need to do HIIT?
  • What do YOU do for cardio?

If any of these questions are on your mind, they've got all the answers for you in this week's classic podcast!

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