Yes, any aerobic exercises will initially improve your cardio respiratory endurance and calories consumption. However once your body adapts to your aerobic exercises energy and cardio demands, your energy needs will return to more normal consumption, resulting in fewer calories consumed. Your cardio endurance will plateau and maintain at that level, with little increase.
You need to place changing demands on your body cardio respiratory system in order to keep burning calories at a higher rate and to improve your cardio endurance. You can achieve higher calories consumption and increase cardio endurance by working safely through cardio respiratory training zones 1 and 2 and into zone 3. Challenging you zone 2-3 cardio threshold 1 to 2 times per week will increase your cardio endurance and metabolism.
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