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Vol. 18 — Cardio 101: Conditioning Without the Confusion
Vol. 18 · Training Modalities

Cardio 101: Conditioning Without the Confusion

Cardiorespiratory fitness is the single strongest mortality predictor among modifiable risk factors. Cardio does not kill gains.

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Brad has been refusing cardio since 2018. He read a forum post about the interference effect, didn't read the dose nuance, and made it part of his identity. His resting heart rate is 80+. He's winded climbing two flights of stairs at 34. He still tells the gym he doesn't do cardio because "cardio kills gains." The headline has cost him eight years of cardiorespiratory fitness.

Volume 18 of The Sequeira Library — Cardio 101: Conditioning Without the Confusion — is the volume that closes that particular argument with citations.

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