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Exercising to Support Immunity
The notion of supporting our immune system through exercise is commonly referenced, but is there any truth to it scientifically speaking? We find out.
The Biggest Cardio Myth & How to Do It Right
Nick Mitchell explains the biggest myth about cardio and 6 tips to follow to get your cardio right
How Often Should You Work Out?: Cardio
Here is part 2 on how often you should workout and what may or may not benefit you. Read on to find out more.
3 Reasons Why Fasted Cardio May Be Better for Fat Loss
Should you do your cardio fasted or fed? Here are just three reasons why fasted cardio may be better.
Why the Stationary Bike Workout Is a Waste of Time
Is the stationary bike workout beneficial? Find out what I think, and if you should incorporate it into your training
How to Build a Super-Lean Body With HIIT
High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is a great tool to help you burn fat and build a super-lean body
Nick Mitchell: The Best Cardio Workouts for Fat Loss
Nick answers your questions on what the best cardio is for fat loss and shares his tips
Cardio: Frequently Asked Questions
We have shortlisted some of our most frequently asked questions concerning Cardio and delivered our best answers
The Ultimate Guide to Cardio Workouts
Cardio is a widely discussed subject in the fitness industry, here UP have curated a list of FAQ’s.
Early Morning Cardio – Yes or No?
Cardio first thing in a morning – is this best time to carry this out? Nick Mitchel discusses the pros and cons.
Cardio Confusion: How to Do It Right
Confused about the most optimal way to conduct cardio training? Nick Mitchell debunks all the fad workout routines.
15 Common Sense Cardio Training Rules
Optimal cardio training requires a certain degree of technical knowledge but also common sense, here’s why..