If you think you need to gas yourself out to get good cardio, great news... It's easier than you thinkYou don't need to feel wrecked after a workout. And you don't need to be an athlete to train like one.That's what Patrick—former sales guy turned trainer—figured out after years of pushing hard, getting nowhere, and realizing "no pain no gain" wasn't really the goal.Patrick used to sit behind a desk. Now, he trains runners, runs Spartan races, and coaches everyday people toward better health without aching bodies.In this episode, we get into what most people—even athletes—get wrong about cardio.If you want better endurance, better recovery, and to stop feeling like you've been hit by a truck every week, Zone 2 cardio is the move.This is a practical conversation about how to make training fit your real life—even if you're juggling kids, a job, and two bad knees.Here's what we get into:Why Zone 2 cardio is crucial for athletes (and humans in general)Why most people train too hard, too often — and don't improveHigh-intensity cardio vs. steady-state cardio: what your body really needsHow to structure your week to avoid burnout and injuriesWhat overtraining looks like (and how to spot it early)The idea of “junk miles” and why more isn’t always betterHow Patrick trains athletes and busy parents differently — and why both workThe surprising mental shift that keeps people consistent.What real progress actually looks like (it's not a 90-day thing)If you're interested in athletics or want to see yourself as an athlete, even if you're really busy, this episode is for youFind more from Patrick Instagram @​patrickdibellofitness

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