kettlebelldragondoor: About Metabolic Resistance Training

January 19, 2014
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kettlebelldragondoor: About Metabolic Resistance Training About Metabolic Resistance Training Eating healthy and being active is crucial in order to prevent diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer, among many other diseases. There are many kinds of aerobic exercises that promote cardiovascular health such as aerobics, jogging, cycling, and walking. Strength training such as bodybuilding or weight lifting are quite popular as well to construct muscle and shed fat.There is a better approach that integrates the calorie burning process of aerobic exercise and the strength building of weightlifting. This is referred to as metabolic resistance training, because it builds muscle and stamina to increase your metabolic rate.Metabolic resistance training is a mixture of whole body exercises that challenges large muscle groups to kill certain movements

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HIIT-ilates video to Burn by Ellie Goulding | Beautiful to the Core

January 18, 2014
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January 18, 2014
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Ashland University Dietetics Program News: Metabolism Mysteries …

January 17, 2014
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Many people are quick to chalk up their metabolism to genetics, claiming that no matter what they do, it cannot be changed. This gives a seemingly acceptable excuse for weight loss struggles, food intake, and energy levels. What exactly is the body’s metabolism and can it be altered?

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Do you do HIIT strength training? – Roosh V Forum

January 17, 2014
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Troll & Spammer Problem: Click here to read about the most common types of forum trolls. Then click the Report button when you see their posts. Threaded Mode | Linear Mode Fitness Do you do HIIT strength training? Author Message WestIndianArchie True Player Posts: 2,208 Joined: Oct 2010 Reputation: 88 Post: #1 Do you do HIIT strength training? The goal is fat loss/cutting.Do you do your High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) after your weight training?Or do you dedicate an entire session to HIIT on a separate day from your weight/resistance training?WIA Yesterday 07:19 PM Halmark Male Feminist Posts: 7 Joined: Jun 2013 Reputation: 0 Post: #2 RE: Do you do HIIT strength training?

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Intermittent Fasting – 2 Years Later – Joy Victoria

January 16, 2014
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When I first found, and started Leangains Intermittent Fasting, I was still looking for *the* diet. You know what I mean. The diet to end all diets.Instead I found something better.I didn’t need another diet. What I really needed was an education.When I finally got an education in nutrition (through a combination of blogs, textbooks, Physiology class, and lots of reading about research), I finally became free from “dieting”.  You can see the evolution of my education in my 2 previous posts on this blog here and here, about my experiences with Leangains and Intermittent fasting, from November 2011 to now.This post is not to tell you anything about intermittent fasting, Leangains or how to “diet”.If you are still confused, dogmatic, frustrated, searching or any other adjective connected to what you eat or look like, that would compel you to read a diet blog post; you are uneducated.Don’t be offended.

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The Dangers of Metabolic Adaptation

January 16, 2014
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The concept of metabolic adaption is scary to me. Not because it’s right or wrong, but because it’s often prescribed to dieters without any examination.
People are told that if they have been dieting for a long period of time and are now having problems losing weight, then their hormone levels have been compromised by all the dieting and therefore they must ‘eat up’ for a length of time to restore their hormone levels.
And this *MAY* be true, but it also may not be true.
The problem with telling a person that their hormones levels are up or down is that you typically do not have any kind of baseline measurements.
It’s rare to hear that a person has a record of their blood profiles that were recorded when they were at their healthiest or at their ideal (ie. not overweight and not dieting).
Even if blood samples were taken right before a diet […]

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January 16, 2014
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The concept of metabolic adaption is scary to me. Not because it’s right or wrong, but because it’s often prescribed to dieters without any examination.People are told that if they have been dieting for a long period of time and are now having problems losing weight, then their hormone levels have been compromised by all the dieting and therefore they must ‘eat up’ for a length of time to restore their hormone levels.And this *MAY* be true, but it also may not be true.The problem with telling a person that their hormones levels are up or down is that you typically do not have any kind of baseline measurements.It’s rare to hear that a person has a record of their blood profiles that were recorded when they were at their healthiest or at their ideal (ie. not overweight and not dieting).Even if blood samples were taken right before a diet started, these numbers would be confounded by the fact the person most likely has extra fat to lose (so the levels may not be a true ideal, but instead depressed or elevated by the extra fat).Most of the time, ‘metabolic adaptation’ is being diagnosed, and changes in hormone levels are being blamed, without a baseline measurement to compare to. And without a baseline, you’re just guessing.Yes, we do have population averages – but typically these are wide ranges, sometimes very wide.

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Success Along the Weigh: Review: Breathless Body 3: HIIT It Big

January 16, 2014
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Review: Breathless Body 3: HIIT It Big I got several new workout DVD’s for the holidays, bought a few and since last week was focused on re-building strength, this week we put a few of the new ones in the mix. The first new one I’m not going to review yet because it would get me in trouble. The venom I spewed while doing that workout because we didn’t know you could turn off the instructional mode was epic. We will do it again as a full workout as it was intended and when Aunt Flo vacates because honestly, I think I should not do new workouts when she visits. It skews my reality.But last night’s was good enough that I feel okay in reviewing it.Breathless Body 3: HIIT IT BIG is one of the ones I bought

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The every other day diet (Alternate day fasting) – Zoe Harcombe

January 16, 2014
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The every other day diet (Alternate day fasting)Written by Zoë on January 16, 2014 – 0 CommentsCategories: Dieting, Media comments, Other Diets A UK TV programme (Monday 6th August 2012) generated much interest about Calorie Restriction and Intermittent Fasting. The programme was a Horizon documentary, by Michael Mosley, called “Eat, Fast and Live Longer” (The comma is very important!)I did a review of the programme, so you’ll be able to see what it was about by reading this – it will be long gone from iplayer. This free download will also explain the difference between Calorie Restriction (CR) and Intermittent Fasting (IF) and the three things that can vary within IF options.The document also asks and answers – what has been proven by research into Intermittent Fasting? Has it been proven to make humans live longer

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