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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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Doral, FL, United States of America – January 11th, 2014EmailPrintAccording to industry statistics, about 1/3 of all adults are over weight, spending over $150 billion in medical care associated with obesity related illnesses. Furthermore, over $160 million has been spent this year alone by Americans looking to lose weight on programs and weight loss products. Hoping to stop the endless cycle, Kerry, spokesperson for weightloss-successplan.com announced they are now offering the new express diet showing consumers how to lose weight at home.Says the site’s spokesperson, “Many believe you have to be on a diet for months even a full year to lose weight, but they are wrong.

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We’ve all probably eaten and drunk way too much over the past couple of weeks, and most of us are probably dreading getting back to the gym. Whilst it is common to feel like you might not have time to go, now with Tabata training, there really is no excuse to not work out.Devised by Japanese scientist Dr Izumi Tabata, the High Intensity Interval training workout lasts just 4 minutes, with 20 seconds of effort, followed by 10 seconds of rest. Moves are designed to target the whole body, or at least the major muscle groups, so you get a muscular workout as well as a cardiovascular one. For example, you could do press ups, lunges, squats and leg raises. Once you have done all these, you’ll be 2 minutes into it, so repeat the process and you’re done.Whilst it might sound way too good to be true, 4 minutes of this and we can pretty much guarantee you’ll feel differently about it.

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If is vital that you do not give up when trying to shed weight. In fact, there are more than a few resources available to you to help you stay focused on weight loss. This article is full of helpful information. You will receive terrific advice able to get you going.Fitness is one major thing when it comes to losing weight. You should try to exercise for thirty minutes daily

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By now I’m sure you’ve heard about high-intensity interval training (HIIT). HIIT combines short periods of intense exercise with short periods of rest. It has been purported to be one of the best exercise protocols for fat loss. But do you know why this is the case?

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Intermittent fasting is one of the simplest and most effective weight loss tools out there and it’s certainly something that should be part of your diet plan. To burn fat efficiently, dieting is a must so read the whole article to not miss out on this opportunity to learn about all the different methods of fasting!Are you a slave to your appetite?Well it should be the opposite!  You should be the master and in control of your appetite.Let’s take a look at how you can do it…intermittent-fasting-feedingYou can actually look at fasting as a form of training instead of just a dieting protocol.  There are a lot of benefits to fasting that are eerily similar to the benefits from exercise.…But that’s a discussion for another day. Today, I want to talk about why anyone would want to train to fast.  The reason to train to fast is the same to train for anything – To get better at it.Just like training for a sport, you put in the effort because you want to hit certain performance goals and experience that gratifying feeling of winning a game and owning that sport.  When you put in the effort into mastering the skill of fasting will help you hit your body composition goals AND give you the gratifying feeling of being able to eat big, satisfying meals in the process.Become the Fasting NinjaAs with any complex skill, I recommend working your way up to almost daily fasting.Now, you don’t have to do this.  Heck, you don’t have to fast at all.  But this eating structure will work for you extremely well if you are fan eating big meals. Just like training for anything else though, there comes a point of diminishing returns and after that the burnout.  You don’t want to exercise for ten hours a day because you’ll overtrain and probably get injured in the process. Similarly, you don’t want to overdo it with fasting because at some point, your body will fight back and you’ll experience several negative effects such as decreased energy levels and metabolic slowdown.However, when done right, when you are in that sweet spot of intermittent fasting, it’s the opposite.  You feel more energetic, enhance your fat metabolism, etc.The key is to work your way up to that sweet spot.  I favor the 16/8 fasting/feeding split suggested by Martin Berkhan from Lean Gains. For me, the easiest and most natural way to accomplish this split is to fast until noon or later and then eat my meals throughout the remainder of the day.Remember, intermittent fasting is supposed to simplify your life and give you a break from having to worry about food.  So there’s no need to be militant about the feeding window.  Sometimes I’ll feed between noon and 10pm.  Sometimes between 2pm and 8pm.  Once you become a fasting ninja, you just sort of go with the flow of your day without worrying about watching the clock.

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Eating in All Directions 6 Comments Thursday, August 22nd, 2013 Written by: Stephanie McCormackMaybe you’re a hard-charging athlete with dreams of standing atop a CrossFit podium or being tops in a local race. Maybe you’re a weekend warrior pounding the pavement between hours at your day job, hoping for some sort of athletic advantage or boost in your training. Perhaps you’re after an aesthetic goal like leaning out or getting jacked with performance being secondary.If you’re looking for an edge, there’s no doubt that nutrition is bound to be paramount in your mind. After all, there’s little debate at this point that you can out-train a suboptimal diet forever. No matter your group – performance- or aesthetics-driven – it’s easy to fall prey to the rookie (and sometimes not-so-rookie) mistake of piling several nutrition protocols on top of one another in the hopes that more equals better.If you congregate with athletes, it won’t be long before you hear talk of fueling

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“You pick and apple when it’s ripe”Last night I took a break from updating Eat Stop Eat to go to a very special event.The Macallan – One of Scotland’s most beloved Whisky distilleries and the makers of one of the world’s truly great single malt whiskies, was holding an event to kick off the launch of it’s new series of Scotch – names the 1824 series, aptly named after the year the distillery was founded.During the event we were able to taste each of the four new offerings (they called them ‘expressions’) and even got to pair them with their cheeses and chocolates of choice. All and all a good night (Apparently rambling about scotch occasionally on my blog and  twitter is a good thing )To mark the event they flew in their ‘chief wood guy’ (who’s name completely escapes me) to talk about the importance of the wood they use to make their casks – the giant barrels that the whisky is stored in while it ages.Now, I was there to take a break from writing and enjoy some drink, but as usual I started to pick up little nuance – little ideas, that I think will help you with understanding weight loss, muscle building and the like.I can sum the whole concept up as ‘You pick and apple when it’s ripe’ but to explain what I mean, we need to go back to talking about the barrels.The people at the  Macallans are crazy about their wood – and with good reason – this is where their scotch gets the vast majority of its flavor and color (Macallans is one of the rare few scotches that does not add coloring to their scotch).The barrels (casks) are only ever made of Oak – either American Oak from the Kentucky area, or Spanish Oak. The process used to make the casks is very ‘old school’ – hand made, fired, aged with sherry… Everything you’d expect from the romantic attachment they have to the lure and history of their drink. Interestingly, after the 100 year old oak is cut into planks it has to age and dry – they do this naturally.  They don’t put it into an oven or a kiln, they just leave it outside for a couple of years. Yep, not weeks or months, but years.And this is where I started to see an underlying unity between the story I was being told about aging wood to make the casks that hold one of the world’s most beloved scotch and weight loss.We have a romantic attachment to the idea of things being done naturally, and with the idea of not rushing a process. We intuitively see a value in this approach

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The world seems to be discovering the greatness of the HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workout, and for good reason – its unbeatable efficiency is the perfect fit for today’s world of deadlines and busy schedules. So how exactly can you make the most of these short workouts? Are you REALLY doing HIIT the way it is supposed to be performed? Let’s find out.Learn all about the basics of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) here.High Intensity Interval TrainingJust to refresh your memory, HIIT is exercise performed in short bursts of intense intervals, using large muscle groups. These short bursts can vary in length, but the shorter the time period, the more intense they should be.

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The Benefits of Boredom No matter how old – and busy – I get in life, when summer rolls around, I still think of the leisure of the season as a kid. As much as I looked forward to the open-ended days of running wild, however, at some point I’d inevitably find myself bored. My best friend would be away on vacation. The weather would be too consistent. Whatever the case, I’d find myself feeling like I’d seen and done all there was to do a million times over.

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