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Research shows that steady-state cardio (aerobic training typically performed for 30 minutes or longer at a slow-to-moderate intensity) doesn’t burn as much body fat or calories, doesn’t raise your metabolism after training and doesn’t build muscle mass or strength like metabolic resistance training.
