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25 Responses to “Overweight Joggers”

  • gsrhatch14 says:

    another question. what if i dont have a bench to bench press or to do squds?? is there another effective exercise? thanks

  • gsrhatch14 says:

    how long should i do cardio and how many days?

  • BKkillaz says:

    i like this guys vids!

  • dxvanedf3 says:

    Steve,

    become a beachbody coach!!

  • SkaRocksYea says:

    How is it now hat it’s been 2 months? ALOT better I bet. ;)

  • elphiebusayong says:

    CARDIO!! cardio CARDIO!!!! ALWAYS CARDIO! who cares if you got big muscles if you’re poor in endurance?

  • SteroidsR4Faggots says:

    Roids…

    Watch my video for proof of Steve Turano admitting his on roids!

  • tonesills says:

    I can honestly say that I new that one…lolo

  • dustinkagan says:

    what is “pinching an inch”

  • mellowman07 says:

    Im an overweight jogger..
    I mean I just started jogging like a week ago.. already losing weight.. because Im eating healthier too

    Anyway.. yeh my jogging is preety sad.. lol I nearly die doing 2 laps of the field.. I used to be able to do 10.. which is still nothing special .. but its better then 2..
    lmao

    Oh well hopefully I’ll get better and better .

  • cottonshrinks says:

    1km and i hit the wall lol!!
    210 lbs 5′10 hhaha pathetic!!
    loving the vids

  • 1337l34113r2 says:

    i dont have asthma

  • siegoo2 says:

    got checked for asthma? if not, then do it.

  • TheNexus says:

    Any for of aerobic exercise is good for your cardiovascular system (heart and circulation). So running, jogging, rollerblading, swimming…all that stuff is great for getting in shape.

    Also keep in mind that your metabolism speeds up after a workout, so you actually burn more calories when you’re not working out.

  • doodiethief says:

    Jog very slowly and you will find you can go for longer time.

  • marinablackeyes says:

    yes, sure :)

  • lpgunit23 says:

    I just want to say that is great man, I am 6ft my self and weigh 188 lbs and I walk like 7-8 miles miles aday but jog? not for me, you must be really fit, great job!

  • jd9selena says:

    youre running 8 minute miles and youre 6 ft 240? that sounds very very doubtful

  • 1337l34113r2 says:

    even though i can jog for a little, i’ll still get tired easliy and my chest start hurting from running, if i keep jogging, will i get less tired and jog/run longer?

  • bsm6776 says:

    Increase your fiber intake, no red meat, and get your carbs from whole-wheat foods.

  • bsm6776 says:

    Running is a lifestyle. You also need to eat right.

  • BodyPerformanceTV says:

    It depends on how hard you do it. IF you do it with intensity is MIGHT burn as many calories as jogging. About 400-450 an hour. But the longer, harder and more frequently you do it the more calories you’ll burn.

  • arny4me says:

    is it true that rollerblading is really good for loosing calories?
    cause i absolutelly love it and aparently you can loose like 550 calories per hour
    is it better than walking/running
    PLEASE REPLY!

  • BodyPerformanceTV says:

    If you’re not out of breath while you’re jogging your pace is fine. Running slower might be uncomfortable for you, won’t burn more calories, and won’t maintain your conditioning.

  • UKbombdrop says:

    Thanks for the video.

    I’m a pretty big guy, 6ft tall and at around 240 lbs. I jog 3-4 times a week, usually 5 miles a session. I finish my 5 miles rather quickly, in about 40 minutes.

    My question is, should I run at a slower pace to maximize my jogging time?

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