
For years the general belief for burning fat was to do a workout that consisted around 60-70% of your max heart rate. But I would like to tell you that is not the case. It is much more beneficial to do high intense workouts around 80-90% of you max heart rate.
First off if you are sitting there wondering what is max heart rate and how do you figure it out I'm sure you are not alone. Max heart rate is the capacity at which your heart can function based on your age. So to figure it out it is a very simple formula which is 220-your age and that is it you now know your max heart rate. So, to figure out the different workout zones you would multiply say .8 for 80% by you max heart rate, and that should be the number you shoot to work at. For example I am 20 so 220-20=200 as a max heart rate then 200*.8= 160 for a target heart rate.
Ok now back to why it is better to do higher intensity. Granted from working out like this you can't workout out as long but that doesn't matter. By working harder for a shorter period of time stimulates your body more during and post workout. Which is crucial to fat loss. So, even when you are through with your workout you are still burning FAT! Versus the old way where people would do moderate intensity you get some decent burning of energy during but not after your work out. So when you finish your workout so is your body in burning fat.
So spending an hour or two on the treadmill means:
1. You are not working hard enough if you can spend that long in the gym
2. You are not effectively burning energy to burn fat
Start spending your time more effectively at the gym!
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TRAIN HARD AND SMART
-Justin









