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Interval Training – The Best Weight Loss Exercise

Interval Training – The Best Weight Loss Exercise
Top 10 Reasons to Use Interval Training Cardio Workouts

Interval training is very popular as a powerful way to burn fat. Concurrently, it’s also first class to improve cardiovascular health. Interval training involves tacking bursts of intense activity with periods of lower intensity recovery. As the aerobic and anaerobic systems are clogged body at the same time, you get training at a time. As a method of high intensity training is probably the most difficult task that low-intensity exercise, but profits can be much faster.

How do interval training?
The technique of interval training can be used to almost all exercise, e.g., running, rowing, swimming, cycling, jogging etc. Take, for example, begins with the usual heat for 5-10 minutes low to moderate. Then increase the speed of a sprint than a minute. At the end of the protocol, the intensity of the lowest average speed to give your body to recover. Stay in this type for about two minutes before the next minute high intensity. Keep alternating these 2 periods.

Dependant on your form, you may want to push too hard during peak hours only. But he soon discovers that his physical condition improved and will shortly be able to gain accelerate or duration of outbreaks with a high intensity. Small exercise machines, such as running, bicycling, rowing and elliptical machines have a set of interval training, and embedded applications. They allow you to define two levels of speed and strength to push a button to toggle between the two. If the machines in the gym has not been trained to pre-programmed intervals, can easily change the speed or opposition to the manual configuration. I do not think that interval training is limited to machine in the gym either. Whenever you prefer outdoor exercise, this training formula is easily applied to activities like running and bicycling, simply by the acceleration and deceleration. The science trailing interval training, the magnitude of the intensity of the epidemic high enough that it could not last. Under these empires, your body uses the anaerobic energy system is a byproduct of lactic acid. Lactic acid accumulates in the muscles that “burn” of fire and creates what is called an “oxygen debt”. In periods of low intensity, heart and lungs must work to pay the oxygen debt by supplying oxygen to remove lactic acid. This point of training aerobic energy system in the body. The thing is too slow during periods of low intensity, they do not want your heart rate drops too low, otherwise the effect of aerobic exercise decreased.

What are the benefits of interval training?
Alternate your intensity is far more absorbing than the intensity of the exercise even for a long time. As is usually more intense, burning more energy in less time. This means that the workouts can be shorter and fun, yet burn fattier. Working on high intensity also stimulates the metabolism, so that after completion of training, which continues to burn fat faster than if they had followed more of a lower intensity. The cardiovascular system is trained more rapidly to this case of training for longer periods of low intensity exercise.

Formation of long-term resistance is often related with injuries due to repetitive strain imposed on the joints and soft tissues. Because interval training is less repetitive, it’s a safe way to reduce the risk of these types of injuries.

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18 Comments to Interval Training – The Best Weight Loss Exercise

  1. November 19, 2009 at 3:23 am | Permalink

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  2. November 19, 2009 at 3:37 am | Permalink

    Interval training does burn more. Interval can just mean variety. You want to keep your body from getting used to a particular motion. For example, you can do a combination of jog-stride-sprint or walk-jog-run of times of 20-30 seconds each. You could even intersperse strength in there. You could have a circuit of:

    jog 30s
    walk 30s
    pushups 20s
    walk 30s
    run 30s
    walk 60s
    lunges 15s each side
    etc.

    A 12 minute workout like this can be very beneficial. Watch out though, because there has been some recent research that shows that we become more efficient in burning fat only after 20 minutes of aerobic activity in which the HR is greater than 120. According to the article we use our carb stores for the first 20 minutes but once our body knows that it will be doing continuous exercise, then it will start producing additional enzymes to start breaking down fat. Be careful not to get too high i.e over 70-80% of your maximum heart rate.

    Remember fat loss is primarily going to be done through calorie reduction rather than exercise. Exercise is great for overall health and toning and stress reduction etc. According to a metastudy of over 2000 other studies, diet was shown to have an 80% impact on weight loss as compared to exercise.

    Good Luck!

  3. November 19, 2009 at 3:49 am | Permalink

    I think marianne aka built has written the most in-depth info on HIIT that I've ever read.

    http://builtblog.wikidbody.com/2007/06/11/how-to-do-cardio-if-you-must/

  4. November 19, 2009 at 4:31 am | Permalink

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  5. November 19, 2009 at 5:29 am | Permalink

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  6. November 19, 2009 at 6:39 am | Permalink

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  7. November 19, 2009 at 9:21 am | Permalink

    Check out the body for life website. A lot of his book is on HiiT (High intensity Interval Training).

    In theory, the intervals allow you to burn calories quicker and keep your metabolism / pulse rate higher than a slow training session. It is supposed to keep your metabolism burning all day. You also get the benefit of burning the same amount of calories in 20 minutes with HiiT, vs 45 minutes. You won't increase stamina with HiiT.

    One of the biggest comparisons is the body of a sprinter (interval training) vs. that of a marathon runner.

  8. November 19, 2009 at 3:08 pm | Permalink

    Newt has the right idea. Between slow to moderate longer cardio sessions and shorter high intensity cardio sessions, the high intensity cardio sessions are superior in nearly every way, especially for fat loss.

    As mentioned before, only with HIIT can you raise the metabolic rate after exercise, where the real fat burning takes place, even though the actual caloric expenditure through exercise over time may be more with slow longer cardio. HIIT increases EPOC, or excess post-exercise oxygen consumption, as the body attempts to reach homeostasis (the state it was in before exercise). HIIT also increases VO2max and overall CV efficiency. Additionally, only through intense exercise can you attain the benifits of GH release, GH being a powerful fat burning hormone.

    Look at the difference in body composition between sprinters and marathon runners. Marathon runners may be skinny, but actually have a higher bodyfat percentage than sprinters due to low muscle mass to bodyfat ratio. HIIT has more of a tendency to spare lean muscle tissue while causing the body to utilize more free form fatty acids for energy due to raised metabolism.

  9. November 19, 2009 at 10:12 pm | Permalink

    depends on how much you like to exercise. you can do Tabata Protocol interval training and have to do almost no training to lose weight and get some tone. But some people don't want to do anything that intense and have time and interest and would rather just do regular cardio. could do both///btw. i do Tabata and including warm up and cool down whole workout last less than 20mins .twice a week and sometimes only once. cardio is one of my least favorite things to do.

  10. November 20, 2009 at 12:38 am | Permalink

    that is unreal… looks like a photograph… crazy good

  11. November 20, 2009 at 4:57 am | Permalink

    I would do it once in a while because you really need recovery time especially when its paired with strength training because you will overload your CNS. I dont reccomment interval training though, I tried it and never saw any results. I came across a really good website, that despite its name, isnt just about bodybuilding it has professional powerlifters, boxers and nutritionists. http://www.bodybuilding.com

  12. November 20, 2009 at 7:27 am | Permalink

    Beautiful video!

  13. November 20, 2009 at 11:21 am | Permalink

    catabolic and anaerobic fat loss. When you remain at a steady pace, your body gets accustomed to it and doesn't need to compensate for any further fat burning. When You do interval training, your body needs to expend more energy to regulate your HR, providing that your slow pace is almost that of a warm up, and your quick pace is 90-95% of what you can handle. Your body will continue to burn the fat even after working out. It's great!

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    November 20, 2009 at 4:34 pm | Permalink

    i love the music and also the painting

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  16. November 21, 2009 at 6:21 pm | Permalink

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  18. November 21, 2009 at 8:36 pm | Permalink

    Well it depends on the type of interval training that you are doing. If its running intervals, you can do them as often as you like. What you do have to watch for is this….Interval training is a GREAT way to burn lots of calories, but they are designed to sustain and build muscle. So if you are doing hardcore interval workouts you could be gaining some muscle weight little by little.

    But running intervals should be okay, everyone can have nice muscular toned legs.

    So you can do your interval training 3-4 times a week. On your off days take it easy, as your body's healing time is just as important as your work out…good luck

    any questions email me at kbrookst@gmail.com

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