Have you ever [pondered|wondered]? Which is [more effective|better] for [burning fat|burning off fat|burning away fat|fat burning]? Is it low intensity workouts or high intensity [ones|workouts]. [The fact is|The truth is|The bottomline is|To put it in simple
terms], both [low and hight|low and high] intensity [workouts|exercises] [help|will
help] you to burn off body fat. The [issue|question] here is which is the [more|most] effective [in burning|to burn] off more body fat.
[Scientific research|Scientists] discovered that [when you engage in|during]
[high intensity|intensive] [workouts|exercises], your body [uses up|burns off|burns away|burns] more glycogen than fat. [On the other hand|In comparison], [when you engage in|during] low intensity [workouts|exercises], your body will burn [more|a higher percentage of] fat than glycogen.
Does this make low intensity [exercises|workouts] [better for fat loss|more effective]? The [truth|fact|answer] is [low intensity workouts are not as effective|no] [as you cans see that|because] there are so many [fat|obese] people still around who [are not able to|can't|can't seem to|aren't able to] lose weight [though they engage in|through] low intensity [workouts|exercises].
The scientists were [correct|right] when they said the human body burns more body fat than glycogen during low intensity exercises [such as|like] walking [and|or] swimming. During a high intensity exercise such as running, the body will burn a lot more calories. [Nevertheless|Nonetheless|However], even if [most of|more of] the calories that are [burned off|burned away|burnt] are from glycogen, there are still [a lot of|many] fat calories that are burned [away|off] as well.
[Simply put|To put the icing on the cake], when your [reserves|store] of glycogen gets [depleted|low], the carbohydrates from your food you eat will later get [turned|converted] into glycogen to [replenish|fill up] [your reserves|the store] and [wouldn't|will not|won’t] be
converted to body fat when they are left unused for energy.
High intensity cardio exercise will [boost|juice up|increase] your metabolism even after you have [finished|completed] your [exercise|workout]. [This means|What this means, is that] your body will continue to burn the fat [long|hours] after you have [finished your workout|finished with your exercise|left the gym]. This effect is [almost|nearly] [absent|non existent] in low intensity cardio or aerobic [exercise|workouts].
[In the end|Accumulatively], your body will burn [off|away|up] more calories during and after you [are done with|have finished] a high intensity cardio [workout|exercise] than it [ever will|will] [compared to|with] a low intensity [workout|exercise|one].
You can [include|inject] high intensity [workouts|exercises] into your
cardio [workouts|workout] by [doing|introducing|including] some interval
training. You can walk for 5 minutes or so, then [speed up|break] into some jogging for another 5 minutes or so. Then, walk briskly again [till|until] [you've|you have]
[recovered|caught your breath] and then sprint for a minute before [walking|slowing down|you walk] again. From this point, [just|simply] alternate your [walking and running|running and walking] for the next 15 minutes [till|until] you are [done|finished].
One of the [great|best|cool] things about cardio is the more you [exercise|do it], the more [energized you'll get|energy you’ll have]. Cardio [helps|will help] you to burn calories, [as well as|although it's more useful for keeping|help you to keep] your energy levels [up|high].
If you’ve never [gone for|tried] cardio before, you [have to|should] [try it out|give it a shot]. If you like [to workout|exercising|working out|to exercise], you’ll [discover that cardio is|find cardio] the [most optimal|best|quickest|fastest] way to boost your energy and [maintain|keep in] [good|top|great] shape. If you are just starting out, [you will|you’ll] want to [start|go] slow and keep your cardio [workouts|exercise] in track – as it is [pretty|quite|very] easy to over exert yourself.
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