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By now I’m sure you’ve heard about high-intensity interval training (HIIT). HIIT combines short periods of intense exercise with short periods of rest. It has been purported to be one of the best exercise protocols for fat loss. But do you know why this is the case?

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No time for boring cardio?Join the club.Metabolic training is the “go-to” method for fast fat loss results and getting the lean, athletic look. Cut your training time in half and triple your fat burning capacity, compared to traditional cardio methods.3 Tips for a Faster WorkoutMetabolic Resistance TrainingI love to shorten everything (it’s the Aussie in me), so you can simply refer to it as “MRT”. There is a bit of debate out there as to what metabolic resistance training is, and I can guarantee every trainer has a different definition of MRT for you. At Fat Loss Accelerators, you will always get correct, up-to-date information on this topic.Metabolic Resistance Training involves non-competing supersets/circuits of multi-joint exercises with resistance in the form of bodyweight, dumbbells, Kettlebells combined with minimal rest periods. That’s our underlying theme. The goal is to maximize calorie burn and save you at least 15 minutes training time.The major draw card is this can elicit a physiological response similar to that of interval training, accelerate your fat loss results and let me tell you, it’s nothing like slow, steady cardio.

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Let’s start with the most obvious question first – What is metabolism?The amount of calories you burn in a day is a result of the millions of chemical reactions that occur in your body in order to sustain life. We measure the amount of energy that is used by our bodies in either Calories or Joules, both are really nothing more than simple measures of heat energy.This ‘calorie cost of metabolism’ is what we refer to as your metabolic rate – simply how many calories you burned in a given period of time. This is what most people are thinking of when they say ‘metabolism’ – the amount of calories you burn in any given day.Now here is where it gets really interesting: The metabolic rates in different parts of your body are not all the same. Some parts of your body need more calories than others because they are more ‘metabolically active’

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