Can't Lose Weight? Try Interval Training

If you finish 2008 at about the same level as at the beginning of the year and can not lose weight, you have the advantage of a new understanding of the weight loss as reconfigure the goals for 2009.

During the last year, it was a study of its fiscal year rejected the idea that the long grueling training sessions as a way to see the results of weight loss.

Instead, we have learned that intense interval training is highly beneficial for weight loss. Research shows that the intensity of that matters when it comes to weight loss, subcutaneous, not the duration of the hard training camp. Myths that training should be long individual sessions to be effective intensity remain.

In addition to helping you lose weight by burning calories, interval training improves cardiovascular fitness, and also speeds up the metabolism. Why shorter intervals seem work is that your body needs fuel (calories) to do something and keep the muscles alive and in good health.

When you do cardio endurance, as long strokes, for example, the body eventually turns into muscle tissue to fuel activity. This is not what you want. Since metabolism is primarily based on lean, long workouts that have reduced muscle mass, and defeats the purpose of all these efforts.

Of course, to be effective, the training must be intense. No stretch and walk. The activity should make you sweat, push the boundaries of endurance and strength. There are two levels of interval training, and beginners should stick to a program that requires working at a higher intensity for 2-5 minutes, then return to a comfortable stage for 2-5 minutes.

Interval training also grows your metabolic rate, not only during training, but up to 36 hours later. You can lose some subjects in a study comparing 30 vs training 60 minutes three times the weight of half the time. Now that the results!

Before starting an exercise program, consult your doctor (especially if you are over 40 or have a chronic health problem) to be sure of being active is good for you. Once you get permission, you can design your own interval training quite easily.

Start with a solid ten minutes warming. After that, increase the intensity of your activity to make you feel stronger. Continue with the intensity of a full minute or two, then slow (working until the period of 2-5 minutes of intensity) and follow it with a session of lower intensity for 2-5 minutes recover.

Repeat this pattern for 30 to 40 minutes, then finish with 5 minutes cooling. You do not want to sprint for a minute, then collapse for two, instead aim for a great activity that is of medium difficulty and a low range that is moderately easy.

You can do this type of training with just about any sport. Execution. Cycling. Swimming pool. Weight training. Whatever you want. If you are a total beginner to a session with a professional trainer in a gym or local health department can help you develop a program of interval training is safe and effective. Soon change "I can not lose weight" to "I can lose weight."

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