Fasting. Not sure how that word originated as there is nothing fast about a fast. Or, I would imagine so, as I have never participated in one. Yes, I would think fasting would go by S L O W L Y. Yes, ever so slowly.Imaginative hunger pangs, languid pace, energy dips and all, I am intrigued.
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Photo Credit: Foundation CrossFitHIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) for Beginners: First of all, what is High Intensity Interval Training? It is a workout method that alternates maximum effort “work” intervals with low-intensity “rest” intervals.You can structure almost any activity into a HIIT workout, including running, cycling, swimming, rowing, walking, bodyweight movements, and even weightlifting.What are the Benefits of HIIT? HIIT is more effective than steady-state cardio for weight loss. HIIT induces the “afterburn effect” post-workout, meaning that you continue to burn calories from your workout up to a few hours after you are done. HIIT trains your body for explosive power, helping you jump higher, sprint faster, and be overall more agile.
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My experience with Intermittent Fasting.Posted In INTERMITTENT FASTING, Uncategorized | I will not be doing one meal on a regular basisyesIts not healthymentally and physically. at least two mealsin my opinion is necessary especially for women. Intermittent fasting is binge eating way of life as far as Ive experienced and its not a long term solution.
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Surprise! Surprise! Dr. Oz is now recommending IF (Intermittent Fasting)!
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Dr. Oz now recommending IF (Intermittent Fasting) – SparkPeople
Get Up And Code 16: Can I Do Intermittent Fasting? Posted on Aug 23, 2013 Intermittent Fasting…what is it? It is basically just going for a period of time without eating. Big Myth: You need to eat 6 meals a day to boost your metabolism. When you eat food you do have an increase in metabolism, but it doesn’t increase it beyond maybe 10%.
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Before you start your own Tabata training, you need to have some background first. A lot of people are easily enticed to try this workout routine since they think that the four minute workout is a very easy one. After all, most people would spend hours in gyms and even in sports activities just to have their workout. But with Tabata training, all you need is a solid four minute workout program.Tabata training is named after Dr. Izumi Tabata.
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Dr. Mercola: The Benefits of Intermittent Fasting Posted by clnews _Featured_, Diet, Health-Wellness, Prevention, Videos Saturday, June 22nd, 2013 Dr. Joseph Mercola, natural health physician and Mercola.com founder, explains why you should incorporate intermittent fasting into your diet. Share via:FacebookTwitterStumbleUponRedditRSSemailPDF
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Eating six small meals a day instead of three large ones is supposed to be the way to go if you want to “stoke the metabolic fire” and lose weight. But not everyone has that kind of time.Often I get asked, “How can I eat six meals a day when I work so much?” That’s where intermittent fasting comes in.Intermittent fasting helps your body regulate leptin, a hormone directly related to fat loss that helps your thyroid work properly. Also, fasting improves insulin sensitivity, which is responsible for fat loss and muscle gain. (Learn about the benefits of carb back-loading.)After a fast, your body is more sensitive to insulin and uses foods consumed post-fast for burning fat and building muscle
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High intensity interval training, or HIIT, is an exercise program that alternates short, intense exercise with recovery periods that are less intense. It tends to be shorter than typical cardiovascular exercise because the benefits of the intensity make up for the shorter time. Most HIIT workouts last less than 30 minutes, with some lasting less than 10 minutes.Those who perform HIIT find that their aerobic and anaerobic capacities are greater, their stamina is increased, and they are able to burn fat more easily than they did with longer periods of exercise due to using more muscles than in typical aerobic exercise. In addition to the benefits in stamina and aerobic capacity, HIIT increases the resting metabolic rate for a full 24 hours after exercise. HIIT is also useful for highly conditioned athletes to continue to improve their athletic performance.A typical workout consists of a standard warm up followed by fewer than 10 cycles of high-intensity exercise and a medium intensity recovery period.
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