Cardio Training in Nigeria

Cardio is the most abused word in fitness — treated as either punishment for eating or a mystery to avoid. Maddy programmes it as a skill. Your plan builds an aerobic base with steady, genuinely easy sessions, then layers short interval work once the base holds, using effort-based targets so you never need lab testing. The World Health Organization's guideline of 150–300 minutes of moderate aerobic activity per week is the public-health floor the plan is built to clear — and then structure takes you past it. Low-impact options — cycling, incline walking, rowing, swimming — are programmed for anyone whose knees or schedule object to running. Cardio is paired with strength work, not substituted for it, and check-ins watch your resting heart rate and session effort to confirm the engine is actually growing. The goal: stairs, flights, and long days stop being events.

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Live-class timetable in Nigeria (Abuja) local time

Every time below is computed for Nigeria (Abuja)'s own timezone (Africa/Lagos), daylight-saving aware, for the week of 26 Sep 2026. Classes stream live from India (IST) — you join from Nigeria (Abuja) with nothing to convert.

16 live sessions per week. Indicative schedule v1 — the exact class calendar and joining details arrive after your Body Scan. When a class crosses midnight IST, the local weekday shown is the day it actually lands in Nigeria (Abuja).

The method — how Maddy coaches this

• Aerobic base first: steady sessions at genuinely easy effort until the base holds.
• Interval work layered in later, with effort-based targets instead of guess-the-pace.
• A low-impact menu — cycling, incline walking, rowing, swimming — for joints and preferences.
• Programmed to clear the WHO's 150–300 weekly minutes of moderate activity, then build past it.
• Paired with strength training, never substituted for it; resting heart rate tracked as the scoreboard.

Who this is for:

• Anyone whose heart rate spikes on two flights of stairs and wants that fixed.
• People who dislike running and need low-impact options that still build a real aerobic base.

Source — 150–300 minutes of moderate aerobic activity per week: World Health Organization. "WHO guidelines on physical activity and sedentary behaviour." 2020.

What it costs in Nigeria

Prices are billed in INR. Local figures are approximate conversions at mid-market rates (5 Sep 2026). Checkout runs in INR from the plans page — international cards work normally.

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