The workout plan recommends 3-5 days per week of exercise for those who are out of shape or physically fit. Each session should last 20-30 minutes for those out of shape or 30-60 minutes for the physically fit. Exercises should be hard enough to raise heart rate and cause sweating, and include options like treadmill, stair climbing, and group classes. Progress is tracked using a workout journal and step tests provide benchmarks to evaluate cardio fitness levels based on age and gender.
The workout plan recommends 3-5 days per week of exercise for those who are out of shape or physically fit. Each session should last 20-30 minutes for those out of shape or 30-60 minutes for the physically fit. Exercises should be hard enough to raise heart rate and cause sweating, and include options like treadmill, stair climbing, and group classes. Progress is tracked using a workout journal and step tests provide benchmarks to evaluate cardio fitness levels based on age and gender.
The workout plan recommends 3-5 days per week of exercise for those who are out of shape or physically fit. Each session should last 20-30 minutes for those out of shape or 30-60 minutes for the physically fit. Exercises should be hard enough to raise heart rate and cause sweating, and include options like treadmill, stair climbing, and group classes. Progress is tracked using a workout journal and step tests provide benchmarks to evaluate cardio fitness levels based on age and gender.