Is it ok to do cardio consecutive days?

Question:

I'm new to exercise, and in the reading the HIT seems to advocate doing exercise in nonconsecutive days. I'm unsure what to do. I'd like to lose weight, but overall develop a healthy lifestyle. What yields the best results? Leaving a 24 hour gap between cardio exercise, or more exercise in consecutive days? Thanks.

Answers:
How to Begin

Choose an activity that you enjoy. The best exercise for you is the one you'll actually do, not the one you think you should do. Walking is a great place to start since it doesn't require special equipment and you can do it anywhere, but you can try any activity that involves some type of continuous movement like cycling, swimming, running, aerobics, rowing, stairclimbing, etc.
Start with 2 or 3 days of your chosen activity a week with a rest day between workouts.
Begin with a 5-10 minute warm up of light cardio to gradually increase heart rate.
Increase your pace and intensity to slightly harder than comfortable (about a Level 5 or 6 on the Perceived Exertion Scale or you can use Target Heart Rate to monitor intensity) and go as long as you comfortably can. Begin where you ARE, not where you want to be. You may only be able to exercise for a few minutes at a time, but that will change quickly if you're consistent.
End each workout with a cool down of light cardio and stretch the muscles you've worked to relax and keep your muscles flexible.
Each week, increase your workout time by a few minutes until you can work continuously for 30 minutes a session.
Don't worry about distance or pace. For the first few weeks, focus on showing up for your workouts and building time. You have plenty of time to work on your speed and distance.
After 4-6 weeks, change your routine by adding another day of exercise, increasing your pace/intensity, adding a new activity and/or increasing the amount of time you exercise.

I like to run every other weekday(MWF) and take the weekends off, if you want to do weight training, i would do it on the in between days. Tues and Thurs. Let your body completely heal up over the weekend.

You can do cardio on consecutive days as long as at least 1 of those days is considered an "easy" or "light" day. It's not a good idea to max out on both days.

As a general rule... if you have a sore or achy muscle the day after working out... only do LIGHT activity with that muscle that day.

Have at least 1 easy day and 1 rest day every week.

Is it ok to do cardio consecutive days?

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