With a need to warm up, perform weight training and cardiovascular training, you may feel stressed if you don?t get all parts of your workout in. So, you have two options:

1. Allow your workout to spill over your allotted time.

2. Skip some parts of your workout.

Neither option is preferred. The first option creates a sense of stress at the loss of time while the second option leaves you feeling like you failed at completing your workout.

And a few of you out there never seem to have enough time left for cardio at the end. You know who you are.

I?ve got the solution for all of the above concerns ?

Retro-Fitting Fitness!

Here?s how it works. Begin with your total workout time in mind. You perform your warm-up and your weight training, and then perform your cardiovascular training for the time remaining until the end of your planned time.

?But what if I only have 10 minutes left? I can?t get a good cardio workout in.?

Yes, you can.

You simply have to adjust the intensity of the cardiovascular training to

make sure you feel challenged in the time you have left.

Planned on doing 30 minutes, but you only have 18 minutes left? Then use more resistance, speed, or tempo in your cardio workout to get you tired enough that you have to stop in 18 minutes.
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