Biking and health
I had an appointment yesterday, supposedly at McDo Taytay therefore, I limited my ride yesterday near the CME, floodway. I therefore made my ride short, and fast and furious.
Somewhere in the blog: www.cheapcures.blogspot.com the best way for fat loss, aside from having a higher leptin level (that metabolises fat) is to have high intensity exercise (not longer ones) as interval training or sprint to: raise basal metabolic rate (bmr) - you make your body a fat burning furnace, and burn fats at once.
I also mentioned this in my previous post: become fit by exercising less this strategy.
That is what I did; I ran at 20 to 22 mph pace (32 to 35 kph). My ride was over by 7:15 (I started at 5: 45 and blazed the floodway.)
That left me tired and panting and with plenty of sore muscles in the abs, thighs and legs.
Last week, I did an Antipolo climb via Tikling and also did a fast and furious pace. About 30 mins from Angono, going up. I kept pace with one of the Taytay elite riders; was left at Beverly Hills though.
And I perspired till noon; and even when I took a nap.
Seems like a good exercise strategy
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Becoming fit by exercising less
Biking and health
From the future of health by Abet James, "The Fat Burning Man"
Is exercising more the answer? Not necessarily.
Taking cue from the Greeks, moderation is the key. Anything that is taken in large doses or large quantities has a point of diminishing returns. In the graph of Abet, he showed that little dose has little or effect; but maximum dose results in death.
There is the sweet spot where there is a trade off between length of exercise and stress level.
And how is this possible: by having short intense exercise and lifting weights.
He showed the picture as a result of a. exercising longer distance and b. short distances but with sprinting.
The future of health on having short intense exercises.
From the future of health by Abet James, "The Fat Burning Man"
Is exercising more the answer? Not necessarily.
Taking cue from the Greeks, moderation is the key. Anything that is taken in large doses or large quantities has a point of diminishing returns. In the graph of Abet, he showed that little dose has little or effect; but maximum dose results in death.
There is the sweet spot where there is a trade off between length of exercise and stress level.
And how is this possible: by having short intense exercise and lifting weights.
He showed the picture as a result of a. exercising longer distance and b. short distances but with sprinting.
The future of health on having short intense exercises.
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