We all live busy lives and there are a lot of people who claim that they simply dont have time to go to the gym for a long cardio workout or strength training routine. The good news is you don’t need to spend hours on the treadmill or elliptical to burn some serious fat. All you need is four minutes.The type of training I am referring to is a different form of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) called Tabata.
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We all live busy lives and there are a lot of people who claim that they simply dont have time to go to the gym for a long cardio workout or strength training routine. The good news is you don’t need to spend hours on the treadmill or elliptical to burn some serious fat. All you need is four minutes.The type of training I am referring to is a different form of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) called Tabata. The basis of Tabata Training is four minutes of intense interval training/circuit training. A good example is sprinting for 20 seconds and then walking for 10 seconds – Repeat 7 more times for a total of 8 sets (which equals approximately four minutes).Get more high-intensity workouts with our Performance Training Video Series >>Tabata Training can be done with a number of different exercises.
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We all live busy lives and there are a lot of people who claim that they simply dont have time to go to the gym for a long cardio workout or strength training routine. The good news is you don’t need to spend hours on the treadmill or elliptical to burn some serious fat. All you need is four minutes.The type of training I am referring to is a different form of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) called Tabata.
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Every week I hear from readers who, despite doing everything correctly, aren’t consistently losing fat. They’ve adamantly pulled the 7 highly reactive foods that trigger intolerances, they’re using my free 4 x 4 Burst Training Workout 3 times a week, and they’re following The Virgin Diet rules to the letter.I understand your frustration, and it doesn’t help to say that most people doing The Virgin Diet get spectacular fast fat loss results. What matters is that you’re not getting those results.I’ve worked with numerous clients who struggle with weight loss resistance, a term I coined to describe people who are doing everything right yet can’t consistently lose 2 – 3 pounds every week.My first line of action involves pulling food sensitivities that can highjack fat loss. In cycle 1 of The Virgin Diet, you must be adamant about not letting the tiniest bit of soy, gluten, or other highly reactive foods creep in
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Morning, my fellow fitness friends! I sincerely hope you each had a nice weekend and, for those who celebrated, an Easter full of love and joy.You know what time it is this week? Spring Break time.Back in the day – my growing up and then my teaching years – Spring Break meant freedom. Now, it means extra hours to keep two particular little cuties entertained, happy, and away from battling each other over every.
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Q&A: Rest Between Exercises Written on March 29, 2013 in Exercise, Q&AHello there! If you are new here, you might want to subscribe to our email list for free updates on this topic! Question:How long should I rest between exercises?Answer:It depends on your goals and your current level of conditioning.If you’re just starting out I recommend resting just long enough after an exercise to not feel winded when starting the next. Depending on your condition you may not feel winded at all, especially since your focus during the first few weeks should be on learning and practicing proper form rather than training intensely. However, as you become more skilled, learn to train more intensely, and gradually use more resistance you will start to experience a greater metabolic and cardiovascular demand, especially during compound exercises involving large muscle groups.At this point, if you are only concerned with increasing muscular strength and size it probably makes little difference whether you rest a few minutes between exercises or rush from one to the next.
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Q&A: Rest Between Exercises – High Intensity Training by Drew Baye
Dear Fitbabe, What are your thoughts on intermittent fasting? I have heard about this a lot in the media lately. Do you eat this way? Thanks, HenryDear Henry, Intermittent Fasting is the process of taking a break from eating for a certain period of time
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IF (intermittent fasting)Posted Mar 27 2013 in Uncategorized In the past few weeks I’ve had a lot of you asking me about the intermittent fasting diet also known as IF for short. What is it? How does it work?
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Oh cardio, we love to hate you. You take forever; we run on a treadmill going nowhere. (Are we done yet?) If this sounds familiar, consider Tabata training — a super high-intensity workout that not only improves aerobic capacity in about four minutes per session, but also has tons of other benefits. Developed by Dr. Izumi Tabata, lead coach of Japan’s speed skating team, the Tabata method increases your anaerobic threshold with short bursts of hard, fast training via compound movements (which work several muscle groups at once)
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Weight Training Helps to Burn Fat and Stimulate Weight LossResistance training, traditionally known as weight training, produces the greatest boost to your metabolism – your fat burning capacity. Muscle is the source of calorie burning and the only way to make more of it is to stress your muscles, stimulating them to grow. The best way to create this stress is to weight train.
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