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[The Truth about|The Key to] Burning [Away|off] [Fat|Body Fat] [using|with] Cardio [Workouts|Exercises|Workout|Exercise]

Posted on 27 February 2010 by Personal Fitness

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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Workouts that will Burn Fat

Posted on 06 January 2010 by Personal Fitness

There are actually a multitude of fat burning workouts that are equally effective. Usually, the success of the workouts depends on the persons dedication to the plan. So basically, regardless of how good your fat burning routine is, if you’re not sticking to it, then it’s useless.

Basically, burning fat is all about how much calories you burn and how much you take in. Understand from the start that no exercise in the world will be able to alleviate the effects of a bad diet. So if you want to burn off fat, then these are the two things you must be concerned with the most.

First off, your diet should be well maintained. Try to keep off food that are bad or have no use to you such as junk foods. Junk foods are not big on protein and the amount of salt and sugar involved in the mixture is detrimental for the body. Once you’ve established a proper eating habit, then it’s time to move on to the exercises.

Exercises to burn fat are a mixture of cardio workout and weight lifting exercises. Keep in mind that this will be a six day a week commitment with three days dedicated to weight lifting and the rest for cardio. Depending on your choice, you may do the exercises alternately or at the same day.

You can develop two sets of workout – workout A and B – and perform them alternately. Workout A can concentrate on your weight training. In this one, you will try to work in as much reps as you can without doing any damage to your body. Ideally, by the time you reach the 15th rep, the weight you’ve chosen should be prompting you to give up.

In between sets, you are allowed to rest for one minute, but only that. You can also do another form of wieght training called circuit training. With this exercise plan, you will try doing one set after another without pause.

Another strategy involves squeezing in as much reps in a workout as possible. If your performance is done incorrectly, chances are the workout won’t have the desired effects. Rest in between every set is only 30 seconds.

With cardio exercises, you will need to put in as much work as you did with the weight training. One method of cardio exercise is the interval training. What you must remember here is that you should be able to make as much reps as you can within the 60 second margin. After that, you’re entitled to rest for 120 seconds and then back again to the 60 second exercise. You’re going to have to repeat this 8 to 10 times. You can also do speed training. Basically, you will have to sprint, pace or run a distance that is equivalent to what you can cover in 15 minutes. You will have to maintain running this distance but constantly strive to beat your 15 minute mark.

Keep in mind that it is crucial to do these in proper form.

More often than not, the effectiveness of the exercise is also dependent on how good a form you have. Improper form will increase the chances of exercise injury.

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Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle Objectives

Posted on 26 July 2009 by Personal Fitness

You’ve paid a fitness subscription, you go to a gym almost daily and still you are already bored with waiting for results to appear. As a matter of fact, you don’t even know what you want. You want to lose weight, but also to gain power and flexibility. Even if you’ve hired a personal trainer, it doesn’t mean that he will help you if you don’t know where to point its efforts. You must decide if you want to develop muscles or loose weight, because the two concepts are different. Trying to lose extra pounds will not necessarily strengthen your muscles if you don’t do it right.

When a man usually goes to a fitness facility, he has in mind the following objectives:

1.Loosing weight

For beginners, the best possible choice are the constant exercises which can be executed in series of 10 or more, one after the other. You can take small brakes between series and then repeat the series again, for a few times.

A good idea is to try and make at least 2 exercises for each muscle group, like arm muscles and abdomen muscles.

2. Allowing muscles to develop

If your goal is muscle building, you should do at least 8 repetitions per series, but use larger weights. The classical fitness recommendations include in this case the making of a series, then a longer brake for about a minute, and only after you finish a series move to a different muscular type.

If you have more experience, you can try the supersets. You can, under these circumstances, pair two groups of muscles and work on them into each series. Usually, the first exercise will include a composed move witch will imply more muscles, and the second one will be an exercise that will insolate a sole muscular group. You can also buy burn the fat feed the muscle program that can assist you in choosing your routine.

3. Developing strength

Physical strengths does not have many secrets, it requires heavy weights and smaller series. Because the series are more solicitant, you can take longer breaks, up to 5 minutes.

Still you don’t have to do each exercise this way. You can start with few repetitions for the main moves, then do more repetitions with smaller fitness weights. The less solicitant exercises will require smaller breaks between them, just like in the above situations.

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