Everyone knows that spot reduction is impossible, right Well, guess again One of the researchers of higher fat loss of Australia has published a study showing that interval training to burn belly fat in particular. So if you're trying to lose inches from your life, you must add the interval training into your workout program.
Fortunately, you can drop the slow cardio, add intervals and still save time from your workouts. That's why.
Australian study compared a workout 20 minutes interval training (3 x per week) against a slow 40 minutes cardio workout (also 3 x per week). Women did the training for 15 weeks, and only the Group of belly fat lost range. The cardio group not gotten virtually no result at all.
Reduction well guessed you can, provided you don't expect slow cardio or endless crunches do the trick. Instead, you must use interval training. According to Professor Steve Boucher, Australian co-authored the last interval training study to show the work ranges better than slow cardio, "intermittent high-intensity exercise can result in a greater loss of fat in the abdomen."
In essence, interval training to burn fat stomach first, above all other sources of fat on the body.
Now all we have heard that spot reduction does not work. If you haven't, here's the story. For some reason, many people think that doing tons of crunches, burn stomach fat. Unfortunately, that just isn't true.
In fact, Boucher cited the following example.
researchers have examined the fat of the arm of the racket of elite tennis players. The logic here is that, if a player of tennis racket used his arm more than the other arm and then the fat content must be less than. Racket arms of tennis players usually have greater muscle mass and bone mass, but similar levels of fat. "
So here's the weird thing about theory of Boucher.Note that it is no longer supporting sprint interval training done on a bike will burn more fat around their legs. On the contrary, he is claiming that job interval legs will lead to a reduction of fat from around the belly. Completely backwards to what the exerciser beginner thinks. Boucher says this program range works really well in men with a lot of abdominal fat-so its not just for women.
So why the intervals work so well
Boucher believed that has something to do with the increase of hormones called Catecholamines (adrenaline is a hormone of Catecholamines). These increase after intervals, but not after slow cardio.
Catecholamines are a fat burning hormone, and there are a lot of catecholamine receptors in belly fat so he seems to think the high fat burning intervals hormones from ends to burn fat belly.
Interesting theory we'll see if they do more research and I am able to confirm this hypothesis belly fat burning. Regardless, its great to see studies showing ranges to be more effective to lose stomach fat slow cardio workouts.
Surprisingly, Boucher recommended stationary cycling as one of the best ways to burn fat with intervals. It seems that another fat loss expert said that for years now oh yeah, it was me! I know, and research shows that using both resistance training and interval burns more fat than slow cardio workouts.
Boucher also recommends a Mediterranean diet (lots of fruits and vegetables) another commonality with the turbulence training (i.e., the emphasis on fruits and vegetables).
So there you go Years of turbulence training before this study, but is supported by the latest scientific research and assumptions of the expert. And don't forget, Boucher and his group didn't even throw the turbulence training resistance training exercises that probably would have resulted in belly fat burning more fat loss and stomach.
Forget so firm an hour cycling workouts when you can get the same or more fat burning benefits in 20 minutes. Intensity of the workout is the most important factor that determines the energy excercise and fat loss success!
After a warm up for 5 minutes, follow the beginner this example:
* Start 15 seconds of intense effort (90% of your maximal rate).
* Follow that with "active" (~ 30% of your maximal rate) for 2 min.
* Run every 3-6.
* Finish with a 5-minute (or more) of moderate-intensity physical activity.
As you become more advanced and used at intervals, progress:
* Increase your intensity to 95-98% of the maximum rate (always keep a while back).
* 30-60-second intervals with only 30-60 seconds of active rest.
* Try to keep your active rest the same length or longer range work.
* Run intervals of 6-12 for each session.
* Finish with a 5-minute (or more) of moderate-intensity physical activity.