hareluvah no. On rest days you can do yoga, Pilates or cardio. You have to take a rest day after doing weights. The max is 3x a week for weights.
Prettymetty
I'm sorry I think my previous posts were confusing. I just intended for the hormones portion of my post to be directed toward you. The latter portion was directed toward anyone that does callanetics as their main form of exercise.
Here is the list of things I hoped to incorporate into my workout once my orthopaedic surgeon clears me.
Turbo Fire - HIITS - anaerobic
Turbo Fire - Fire (Cardio) - mostly aerobic with some anaerobic
PiYo (Pilates and yoga fusion) - can be anaerobic or aerobic
Heavy Lifting, low rep- anaerobic
Lighter lifting, high rep - can be anaerobic or aerobic
Callanetics - anaerobic
Zumba - aerobic
I'm a bit frustrated right now because most likely there are posts and or threads that already exist that answer my question, however as well all know our search button is MIA.
However, this is a great link that I found that really explains the different types of cardio and how they can be aerobic, anaerobic or both.
https://experiencelife.com/article/steady-state-cardio-vs-high-intensity-interval-training/
In a nutshell, I need to pick and choose what to do then switch it up when my body stops changing, then switch it up again... I wanted to be able to incorporate all of these workouts somehow throughout the week but I don't think that is wise. I will end up with minimal results and be frustrated. Sorry my previous posts were confusing. Hopefully the link I attached can help someone else out.
I also need to find some steady old school cardio options that don't make me want to :wall bash:
To everyone that is a part of this challenge. We can do it ladies!