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You’ll probably call me a nerd for this, but I’m like a little kid at the candy store every month when I get my TT Trainer newsletter info from my fitness coach, Craig Ballantyne.Here’s a classic pic of Craig B and I at the very first TT Summit back in 2011:I’ll set out a block of time and read every single word of his newsletter he sends out to all his certified trainers.I don’t know how Craig Ballantyne does it, but he always seems to find the most cutting-edge fat burning studies before me…… and I’m subscribed to dozens of fitness newsletters.And he may have found the best study yet…More importantly, this study is going to help you increase post-exercise calorie afterburn by 450%.It’s great to see the science catching up to support the type of workouts that he has been publishing online and in Men’s Health magazine for over a decade.Consider this the New Rule of Metabolic Resistance Training.Because quite frankly, MOST “MRT” workouts are not true metabolic resistance training. In fact, I’ve seen loopholes in many programs published on the web and magazines. I’ll get to that soon. But first, check out this study…Italian researchers compared what they called “High Intensity Interval Resistance Training” (HIRT) against traditional resistance training. (Reference: J Transl Med

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Turbulence Training MRT 2.0 ReviewIf you’re looking to grab yourself a copy of Turbulence Training MRT 2.0 then you can get it from here.It’s no secret, MRT– or metabolic resistance training is something you should be in the know about when it comes to fat loss. Many see Craig Ballantyne as the creator behind MRT with his MRT 2.0 program, but as you will see below, metabolic resistance is something that has been around for some time, and has been used by various fitness professionals for years.What is Metabolic Resistance Training?Metabolic Resistance Training is training with resistance (bodyweight, dumbbells, kettlebells etc.) with an elevated heart rate coupled with minimal rest periods.MRT is usually performed in one of two ways;A)     SupersetsB)      CircuitsSupersets:When training in a superset fashion, you train two different muscle groups one after another with no rest. Supersets are usually performed in one of two ways;A)     A push exercise…followed byB)      Pull exerciseAnother way supersets can be done is by working two non-competing muscle groups. One upper body exercise and one lower body exercise.CircuitsA circuit is a series of 3 or more exercises performed one after another with minimal rest time in-between each exercise. You would then repeat this circuit

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Metabolic Resistance Training for Fat Loss is a hot topic.Craig B gives us some great info below…Now over to fitness expert, Craig Ballantyne, to explain whymetabolic resistance training is so important for fat loss.“What is Metabolic Resistance Training”By Craig Ballantyne, CSCS, MS, CTTTT Metabolic Resistance Training Workout ProgramWhat the heck are these metabolic resistance training workouts thateveryone keeps talking about for fat loss? Well, you’ve probablyheard the term because the internet is buzzing about this type oftraining for fat burning.After all, gone are the days of slow cardio for weight loss. Heck,even interval training is starting to get passed over. All in favorof this specific type of workout called metabolic resistancetraining.It’s really exciting though, to know that we can build muscle andlose fat at the same time, while getting lean and even havingripped six-pack abs thanks to these short, burst workouts. And youdon’t need fancy, expensive equipment.

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by Craig BallantyneImagine going to Germany for Oktoberfest and eating whatever you wanted on two visits to the big beer tents, and then having dinner three more nights on heavy, yet delicious German food……and then still coming home half a pound LIGHTER and with the same single-digit body fat that you started your trip with.That’s what happened to me last week on my trip.I blew my diet completely at Oktoberfest (although it was planned). So how did I stay fitness-model lean?With short metabolic workouts that beat away belly fat.In fact, I was using the 20-10 workout system that I shared with you the other week, and not only did I keep the workouts under 30 minutes (as I told you about last month), but I kept them under 20 minutes.Plus, I added in a little bonus trick. Instead of just using bodyweight exercises in the 20-10 system, I added dumbbells to a few moves.Here’s how a 16-minute MRT fat burner would go down:1) DB Squats – 20 seconds work, 10 seconds rest x 8 rounds2) Push-ups – 20 seconds work, 10 seconds rest x 4 rounds3) Switch Lunges – 20 seconds work, 10 seconds rest x 4 rounds4) DB Chest Supported Row – 20 seconds work, 10 seconds rest x 4 rounds5) Mountain Climbers – 20 seconds work, 10 seconds rest x 4 rounds6) KB Swings – 20 seconds work, 10 seconds rest x 8 roundsAwesome fat burning power right there.Questions? I’m sure you have some.So here’s a short video from Nick Nilsson on why metabolic workouts are so effective – no matter what diet program you are using (or MIS-using, LOL):=> Discover how to OUT-train a bad diet with MRTIt’s the metabolic surge that will save you from bad dietary choices.Go MRT on your belly fat,Craig Ballantyne, CTTCertified Turbulence TrainerPS – As you know from my world-famous……diet vs exercise video, you can’t out-cardio a pizza.(That means you can eat a lot of calories in 10 minutes,but it takes you hours to burn those calories off.)For some reason though, MRT seems to over-power a bad diet.Find out why hereAnd then use short, burst workouts to lose belly fat fast.Craig Ballantyne, CTTCertified Turbulence Trainer

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Here is Craig Ballantyne from Turbulence Training to explain the new phenomenon known as  Metabolic Resistance Training. In this little video about Metabolic Resistance Training he is going to explain what it is and what we are going for as well as some cool ways about thinking of why we do this type of training. Read through or watch the video below explaining the concept of metabolic resistance training.What is Metabolic Resistance Training?Metabolic Resistance Training falls under the umbrella of  training with resistance and it could be bodyweight, weights or kettlebells. These workouts combine incomplete recovery with a little bit higher reps. So obviously it’s not power lifting.

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Metabolic Resistance Training for Fat Loss is a hot topic.Craig B gives us some great info below…Now over to fitness expert, Craig Ballantyne, to explain whymetabolic resistance training is so important for fat loss.“What is Metabolic Resistance Training”By Craig Ballantyne, CSCS, MS, CTTTT Metabolic Resistance Training Workout ProgramWhat the heck are these metabolic resistance training workouts thateveryone keeps talking about for fat loss? Well, you’ve probablyheard the term because the internet is buzzing about this type oftraining for fat burning.After all, gone are the days of slow cardio for weight loss. Heck,even interval training is starting to get passed over. All in favorof this specific type of workout called metabolic resistancetraining.It’s really exciting though, to know that we can build muscle andlose fat at the same time, while getting lean and even havingripped six-pack abs thanks to these short, burst workouts.

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