5 Important Tips For Burning Belly Fat Fast and Getting Six Pack Abs

February 1, 2011 by Danny Carter  
Filed under weight loss

Here are 5 simple but important tips to boost fat burning program and get to see that hidden six-pack.

Includes some common mistakes and a few thing you will have to change in the way you work out.

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1. Eat More Fruits & Vegetables. So eat nutrient-dense fruits and vegetables to fill you up. Combining a low fat with a high fruit and vegetable diet will help you burn fat quicker while feeling full all the time. It also makes you avoid the crazy craving thus reducing your calorie intake. Don’t let any “guru” tell you that fruit is bad, that’s nonsense! Time to enjoy peaches, watermelon, apples, melons, and berries.

2. Interval Training instead of Cardio. Intermittent, high intensity traning leads to greater fat loss in the abdomen area. Research has shown this to be true, so interval training is the best form of training to lose belly fat. Stop the slow jogging on the treadmill or same pace training on the cross training. This may make you fit, but it doesnt burn belly fat anywhere near as fast as interval training. Interval training also takes a shorter time and is more enjoyable, so the chances of giving up are fewer.

3. Use this kind of Cardio. No no, am not going mad. I know I have just suggested you stop dong cardio, but there is one kind of cardio that can help. The faster you are able to burn calories on any cardio machine the more chances you give the body to burn belly fat. This is called high intensity cardio. Consider the person who burns 300 calories on 40 minutes of walking on the treadmill and the other who burns 300 calories in 10 minutes running at 3 quarter pace. Who do youthink burns more belly fat. Answer…., The one who did it in 10 minutes. This is because the muscles were more stressed than the 40 minute walk. This means you burn belly fat in the gym and continue way burning way after as your muscles try to recover.

4. Use Super-sets to burn more calories after exercise. Super-set training has been shown to burn more calories than traditional straight set training. Generally, what you would want to do is to raise you metabolism to such levels that you continue to burn calories way after you have left the gym. We all know that keeping your metabolism high for as long as possible is the key to losing excess abdominal fat. Take it like your hidden friend within you body that helps you in your belly fat burning program.

5. Heavy Weights. As much as possible, try to lift the heaviest weights that you can do 4 sets of 8 reps each. Doing many sets and repetiotions with light weights may burn some fat, but you want to stress the muscles as much as possible so as to increase the recovery period of the muscle. Thus burning more calories. Heavy weights for which ever exercise work your core muscles and are actually more effective in burning fat around the belly than exercises like crunches.

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Ways To Get Rid Of Belly Fat

July 8, 2010 by Toony Graspee  
Filed under weight loss

I often get ask what is the best way to burn belly fat. Many people want to know if aerobics is the better way to go instead of strength training, or if the common cardio exercise does better than interval training.

With more than 15 years of experience in the fitness field of scientific research, teaching others and training myself I am sure I know exactly what works and what doesnt.

First, I want to make sure my responses are understood. I’m going to tell you what works for people that have a limited amount of time to get there exercise in, I expect you readers do not have 90 minutes per day to exercise. Now days there is not enough time in the day to get what you want done. That’s also why there is a big disconnection between the information provided in fitness magazines to the readers who cant apply the info found in magazines because of the time deficiency.

Not enough time is available to workout 6-8 hours a week. Think about it, unless you are a tri athlete you actually need it. If you are someone that just wants to get rid of fat and build muscle you just need a system.

The way to acquire a fit body is to do bodyweight exercises to warm up, after that start strength training supersets to pack on muscle and then complete your workout with interval training to lose fat quickly.

Turbulence Training is the only workout program that provides a system that was built to have you done with your workouts in 45 minutes, only doing this three times a week. You will begin doing a 5 minute bodyweight exercises as your warm up. This is a lot more effective than spending time on the treadmill, which dont do anything besides getting you ready to walk more on the treadmill.

Then it will move you into the strength training supersets. You use two exercises performed back to back with minimum rest between each one. This dramatically cuts your workout time, while receiving maximum results. All you need is 20 minutes for this, we will use basic exercises and sometimes more bodyweight exercises depending on the clients goal for building muscle.

At last 18 minutes of great interval training. A sweet warm up followed by six but short intervals thats exactly right for the client. Then a real short, low intensity recovery for your muscles. Completely finish it with a relaxing cool down and that is what the workout is about. Remember it is just 45 minutes of your day and only three times a week.

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Ways To Get Rid Of Belly Fat

July 6, 2009 by Tomuse Gospuse  
Filed under weight loss

I usually get asked what is the right ways to lose fat and pack on muscle. Many people are interested in knowing if aerobics is a better exercise than strength training. Also if the well known average cardio exercise is more efficient than interval training.

Having a little more than 15 years of experience within the field of fitness, training myself and teaching others right from wrong I am sure I have the knowledge of what actually works and what dont.

I want to make sure you understand what I am acknowledging. Here is what actually works for people that dont have a lot of time to workout. I expect that the readers reading this do not have at most 90 minutes a day to workout. These days no one has enough time to get their workouts in their schedule. That is another reason why there is a disconnection between the information in magazines. The reader who read those magazines cant use the info they find in fitness magazines because of the shortness of time they have.

There is just not enough time to workout 6-8 hours a week. Or the fact that we actually need it. Unless you are a tri athlete you might need it but not if you’re someone that just wants to lose fat and build the muscle your looking for.

The main point for getting a nicer body is to use body weight exercises to get your warm up going then strength training super sets to build that muscle and then finish with interval training to get rid of the fat in a quick amount of time.

Turbulence Training is a system that was structured so that you are done with your workout in 45 minutes, just three times a week. You’ll do 5 minutes of body weight exercises to get your warm up going. This is a more effective approach then spending time walking on the treadmill, which really do not get you ready for anything besides walking more on the treadmill.

You will then move to the strength training supersets. Using two exercises done back to back with very little rest between each one. This will cut your workout time while gaining maximum results. All that is needed is 20 minutes for this. We will do basic exercises and depending on the clients goal for building muscle sometimes more bodyweight exercises.

At last 18 minutes of great interval training. A sweet warm up followed by six but short intervals thats exactly right for the client. Then a real short, low intensity recovery for your muscles. Completely finish it with a relaxing cool down and that is what the workout is about. Remember it is just 45 minutes of your day and only three times a week.

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