I'd say start lifting now. A good mix of both Strength Training and Cardio, along a good diet is the best mix for weight loss and overall fitness.
cardio gets rid of more calories, weight lifting defines and builds muscle. it only slightly gets rid of calories.
You get a little cardio from weight lifting but not a whole lot.
Cardio is fantastic for weight lifting cardio allows for greater and more improved blood flow allowing for a greater amount of blood to reach the muscles during a workout allowing the muscles to become stronger bigger and have more stamina.
diet and exercise. exercise including weight lifting and cardio.
no... running is cardio and if you only want to build muscle cardio is not needed at all.
A good weekly workout plan mixes both weight lifting and cardio-vascular exercises. On alternate days, the focus should be one or the other. However, on weight lifting days a short run or other cardio activity can be included. In addition, weight lifting activities should be alternated from large muscle group to large muscle group. At no time should an individual continually work one large muscle group only.
Work out (cardio and weight lifting), eat healthy and get plenty of rest.
Exercise at least 4 times a week. Your routine should consist of weight lifting and cardio. While cardio will help with fat burn, lifting weights helps with showing the muscles underneath. Thus, both elements are an important step of a firm body routine.
any physical activity. weight lifting and cardio are the most common.
It is the cardio that burns calories, and lifting weights will build muscle, so yes you will gain weight. However if you are of normal weight your appetite will probably adjust until you can get back to your cardio.
This would depend on your aim. If your are looking to loose weight I would suggest supplementing your cardio workouts with weight training, performing the weight training before the cardio as this will use up glycogen so you burn more fat during the cardio. Also it will increase your muscle mass, which will increase your metabolism, the rate that you burn energy. Also try going for a walk/run first thing in the morning, before breakfast as your glycogen stores should be empty so you will burn more fat than if you do cardio any other time of the day.
You won't get a six pack doing cardio. Look into weight lifting.