Whether you're working out at the gym or at home, burn calories and erase flab with these 20 fast fat-burners.
Catch the running bug
You’ll
continue to burn fat after your jog: People who run for at least four
hours a week melt more calories than non-runners, even when they’re not
running, a Yale University School of Medicine study reports.
Crank it up early
Working
out harder during the first half of your workout and taking it easier
during the second burns up to 23% more fat than doing the opposite,
according to a study from The College of New Jersey.
Fat Reduction Easy System
Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Fat Burn Tips
Go hard and make it quick
Staying at 80% of your max heart rate for 40 minutes can amp your metabolism for 19 hours afterward, research published in Obesity notes. And doing a shorter workout at 75% of your max aerobic capacity will give you a greater metabolic boost than sweating longer at 50%, a Colorado State University reveals.
Staying at 80% of your max heart rate for 40 minutes can amp your metabolism for 19 hours afterward, research published in Obesity notes. And doing a shorter workout at 75% of your max aerobic capacity will give you a greater metabolic boost than sweating longer at 50%, a Colorado State University reveals.
Monday, December 15, 2014
Boldly Building the Body
4 Exercises To Build Your Running Body
1. Begin in a standing position with your arms straight up. Be prepared to perform this exercise as quickly as you can without losing form.
2. Come into a forward fold, dropping your hands to your feet.
3. Keep your legs straight (or bend them if you have to) and then walk your hands out into a plank position.
4. Perform one push-up. Then walk your hands back to your feet and return to your starting position.
Quick Guide To The Ketogenic Diet
Most cells of the body are adapted to utilize glucose, fatty acids, protein and substances known as ketones for energy, however, cancer cells uniquely rely on glucose for energy. Glucose is derived from sugar and carbohydrates in the diet.
A ketogenic diet is rich in natural fats and includes a moderate amount of protein. It restricts foods that are high in sugar and starchy carbohydrates, such as rice, breads, pastries, pasta, cereal and biscuits, and potatoes.
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