Is Your Fat
Burning Exercise Routine Keeping You Fat And
Unhealthy?
By Rob Poulos, Fat Loss &
Fitness Expert & Creator of 'Fat Burning
Furnace'
The majority of exercisers today still rely
on long duration moderate paced aerobic
exercise as their primary routine to burn
fat fast. But recent studies have shown that
this is a big, I mean big mistake.. Why?
There are several reasons, but I’ll focus on
the two main issues here. When you exercise
at a moderate pace for extended periods of
time your
body is burning fat during the exercise.
While this may sound good, it’s actually bad
news.
This sends a signal to your body to keep a
certain amount of stored fat available for
your next workout. You’re essentially
telling it that it needs stored fat available to
burn, because you’ll be doing this exercise
again. So while we may be burning some
calories during this exercise, after the
exercise is over, our body begins more fat
storing for the next workout. Obviously not
what we’re looking for in terms of maximum
ability to burn fat fast.
The other big concern with moderately paced
fat burning exercise routine performed several times per
week is that it trains your body (heart,
lungs, muscles, etc.) to become efficient.
Again, this may sound good, but what is
actually happening is bad for long term
health. You are working only within your
existing aerobic limits, without improving
your aerobic capacity.
Exercise at a moderate
pace and your body is burning fat, and keeps
more stored fat for the next session. This
is bad. Your Fat Burning Exercise Routine is
Keeping You Fat And Unhealthy.
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