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Beginner's Cardio Routine

Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thurdsday Friday Saturday Sunday
WEEK 1 20 min cardio 30 min cardio Upper body workout 30 min cardio Circuit training 30 min cardio REST
WEEK 2 20 min cardio 40 min cardio Upper body workout 40 min cardio Circuit training 40 min cardio REST
WEEK 3 20 min cardio 40 min cardio Upper body workout 30-40 min cardio Circuit training 40 min cardio REST
WEEK 4 20 min cardio 45 min cardio Upper body workout 45 min cardio Circuit training 20 min cardio REST
WEEK 5 20 min cardio 45 min cardio Upper body workout 45 min cardio Circuit training 20 min cardio REST
WEEK 6 20 min cardio 45 min cardio Upper body workout 45 min cardio Circuit training 20 min cardio REST
WEEK 7 10 min cardio 45 min cardio Upper body workout 45 min cardio Circuit training 20 min cardio REST
WEEK 8 15 min cardio 45 min cardio Upper body workout 45 min cardio Circuit training 10 min cardio REST

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