So, you eat less every day and still can’t lose weight? That is very typical of those who want to drop the pounds they’ve been carrying around for quite some time. However, it doesn’t have to be hard to lose weight, if you use intermittent fasting, the results will be more than just weight loss.Losing weight helps the rest of the body as well as your weight.
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BOSS’s programming and recommendations are someone unique compared with the average international exercise physiology or strength and conditioning organization. It is also unique compared with what you’d see on the CrossFit main site or Jillian Michael’s blog. I’m often asked, when the rest of the world is saying that the best way to lose weight is aerobic exercise, why do we say high-intensity interval exercise is better? If you continue to read this blog and learn more about BOSS’s programming model, you’ll soon learn that I’m a geek. Being a geek whose job it is to advance exercise science, I am always questioning exercise programming models
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I happen to be a list person. I love lists, and statistics as well, and one of my favorite routines as the end of the year approaches is creating the New Year’s Resolution List. My usual approach is to write down all the things that I plan and hope to accomplish during the next year, but this time I decided to change the strategy a little.I was curious to see what other people place on top of their NYRL, and was not surprised to find out that 37% of people who do lists set weight-related goals. This is outnumbered only by resolutions related to education and self-improvement, so it’s quite obvious that people are interested in managing their weight more efficiently.And as I write this word, “efficiently”, the first thing that comes into my mind is TIME. If people would manage their time better, they would have more time for workouts and therefore better results in terms of weight management, in the long run
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Often, I get questions from readers on what my workouts look like post baby. Those of you with little ones know you have to maximize your free time, because there isn’t much of it!Accordingly, my workouts are usually around 20 minutes, but that doesn’t mean they are easy.I mentioned I started training at the YMCA and love it! The atmosphere is family oriented and high energy–the members truly use their membership at this branch. Another bonus, child care for members and employees. There is a time limit, but I wouldn’t be able to be a personal trainer without this!Although, Cooper would be a fine sitter.But, his rates are too high.Back to using my 20 minutes effectively
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High Intensity Interval Training is the best form of cardio to use for burning fat. This type of training is done in intense intervals. For example, you will train with high effort for 60 seconds, then rest for 30 seconds, and then repeat. You may start with a shorter amount of time and work your way up to a time that you’re comfortable with
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It’s becoming popular as a fat-loss tactic, but is it effective long-term for a lean physique? Trainer and nutrition expert (and MF cover guy this issue) Scott Baptie takes a look. What is intermittent fasting? Intermittent fasting (IF) means restricting the amount of food you eat for a given period, followed by a period of normal eating.
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Two of our favorite excuses for holding onto a few extra pounds and being out of shape: Too little time and too little money. Gym memberships and personal trainers can be very expensive, but they’re not required for getting the body you want. Today I was introduced to Tabata training, also known as “the four-minute miracle fat burner.” It takes very little time and you can easily do it in a small space (like a studio apartment in New York City).RELATED: The At-Home Tabata WorkoutThere are a few different ways to structure a Tabata, but you typically pick one cardio activity (running, jumping rope, biking) or one exercise (burpees, squat jumps, mountain climbers) and perform it at your maximum intensity for 20 seconds, followed by 10 seconds of complete rest, and repeat seven more times.
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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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