Are there some good cardio excercises I can do that don't involve legs?
I bike often, and weight loss is my primary goal, but this year I vow to not ride on really tired legs, so I need something to get the HR up on the off days.
>>41403511
rowing
>>41403511
I read somewhere that going in the sauna is considered cardio.
>>41403542
k
Anything else?
>>41403542
>rowing
>doesn't involve legs
>>41403542
>i have no idea what im talking about: the post
Cocaine and cigarettes
>>41403654
Already got that covered
Skierg, I've seen people do that shit in wheelchairs so you could do it seated as well.
There was this hand-cranked exercise bike at my gym that I don't remember the name of. It was wack as fuck but should work.
Also, counterintuitively sled pulls or stair master don't actually fuck up your recovery that bad since they're medium-to-high intensity and no loaded eccentric.
can't really think of anything better than swimming
>inb4 "no legs in swimming lul"
you can do isolation excercises so legs are left out. It's not great but it's better than anything else I can think off
>>41403680
Good idea
If i use 10-5lb dumbells what movements are good for cardio
>>41403892
none. cardio is about burning calories.
>>41403511
Lower intensity biking
Have sex with your boyfriend.
>>41405741
I do all kinds of biking, but sometimes those legs just need a rest.
Hit the speed bag at the gym
Kettlebell swings
>>41403892
Look up barbell complex
>>41405823
sounds harsh
>>41405771
not gonna make it
>>41405917
eh?
>>41403511
If you have access to some kind if punching bag, just "box" I know boxing includes a lot of foot work, but for your purposes If you punch and makes some moves you can do pretty good cardio.
Gotchu covered senpai