running vs circuit training vs skipping

[highguard]

hey how do you guys think these compare in terms of cardio benefits
and getting in shape-losing fat


running- the unquestioned holy grail for some.
pros-improves cardio, good for the heart and lungs
cons-over time can cause injuries to ankles and knees

(myths that are not disproved or proved about it are
according to many coaches it is the best for cardio training
but according to many bodybuilders and powerlifters
it can make you weaker if you do a lot of it)

circut training
pros-many mma guys like it because not only does it work
cardio, it always keeps your body guessing and it doesn't really adopt to it

cons-may not have enough steady state cardio in it


skipping-
almost every seems to like it from boxers to wrestlers to even weight lifters




for me i like skipping the best because
you can spirts in it and also steady state
and it does not drain your legs and perhaps
strength the way running does....



all have their place
but to those who will stream about the greatness of running
and how you should a lot of it


but lets put it this way,
some coaches will tell you
bodybuilding can make you slow and bulky
just look at many bodybuilders

but they never mention
running to much long distance
can make you lanky,weak with no muscles at all
just look at long distance runners



anyways would love to hear your thoughs

[Jdsm]

Your body does adapt, that's how your capacity increases.

There's a lot of ground reaction force (Newton's 3rd law and all that) involved in overground running, so I don't like to do it frequently tbh.

[scrap]

It appears that overground Running, is a thing of the past. As regards getting Fit, its old School. .

[brown bomber]

Originally Posted by Jdsm

Your body does adapt, that's how your capacity increases.

There's a lot of ground reaction force (Newton's 3rd law and all that) involved in overground running, so I don't like to do it frequently tbh.

Who have you been talking to?

[dealt_with]

You should be doing all of them at different times.

[scrap]

Circuit Training, HIT and that sort of thing has been around for Years. We were doing it 40 years ago. Weights, is working with resistance, now theres different ways of achieving this, depends on what you are aiming For. Everything in proportion, and Balanced.

[Jdsm]

Originally Posted by brown bomber

Who have you been talking to?

Non-stop biomechanics revision for the past few weeks

But haven't done any long distance running since mid-august now and went out 2 weeks back felt awesome!

[highguard]

Originally Posted by scrap

Circuit Training, HIT and that sort of thing has been around for Years. We were doing it 40 years ago. Weights, is working with resistance, now theres different ways of achieving this, depends on what you are aiming For. Everything in proportion, and Balanced.

that is true, but in some places it gained popularity fast and other places
it took time.

agree about the balanced thing for sure

[scrap]

Originally Posted by highguard

that is true, but in some places it gained popularity fast and other places
it took time.

agree about the balanced thing for sure

Its getting the concept of Balance, its everywhere. Its understanding the balancing act, that makes the Body work all or nothing.

[highguard]

yeah i am having that balancing act problem actually
so hard to do all that and knowing how much you should do

[scrap]

Originally Posted by highguard

yeah i am having that balancing act problem actually
so hard to do all that and knowing how much you should do

Well it seems, things Im told are about to Change, a few priciples on Fitness are going out the window.