June 30, 2007

Healthy Weight Loss Program: The 6 Keys To Fat Burning Exercise (Part 3 of 3)

As we have discussed in parts 1 and 2, a incorporating specific fat burning exercises is necessary for weight loss success. Part 3 of the 6 principles deals with the final three principles of duration, frequency, and timing of your healthy weight loss exercise program.

Principle 4: Duration

Duration means how long you exercise when you exercise. You need to walk for at least 30 minutes each time you walk. In fact, you can walk and pump light hand weights for up to 60 minutes – as long as you keep your training heart rate under 75% of your maximum heart rate.

Principle 5: Frequency

Frequency means how often. You need to walk at least 3 times a week. Success is a choice. Getting lean is a choice. It doesn’t just happen. To be successful with your healthy weight loss exercise program, you have to schedule your walks. It’s not going to just happen. You need to commit the time and work your fat burning exercise if your healthy weight loss program is going to work for you. You can walk more often if you want. You can walk up to 7 days a week. As long as you keep your training heart rate under 75% of your maximum heart rate.

Principle 6: Timing

If you want to burn the maximum amount of body fat during your Heavy Hand walks, walk first thing in the morning before you eat anything. The reason you’ll burn more fat first thing in the morning and before you eat is because this is when your insulin levels are the lowest. Remember. Insulin blocks fat burning. The less insulin floating around in your blood stream, the more fat you’ll burn. Stable blood sugar is the only environment that allows maximum fat burning.

The second best time to burn the most fat is late in the day, before your evening meal. Or, exercise anytime when you haven’t eaten for 3 or 4 hours. Remember. The sequence - exercise, then eat. The most important thing of all, of course, is to exercise. Walk pumping light hand weights for your full body any time that fits into your schedule. As the ad says… Just do it.

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Healthy Weight Loss Program: The 6 Keys To Fat Burning Exercise (Part 2)

Part 2 of principles necessary for your success in a deals with full body aerobic exercise and weight bearing exercise.

Prinicple 2: Full body aerobic exercise.

The most fit aerobic athletes in the world are cross country skiers. Cross country skiers are the most fit athletes because cross country skiing is a full body aerobic exercise. When you cross country ski, you’re using your upper body and your lower body, aerobically, simultaneously. This is much more beneficial than just using your lower body. Over 50% of your aerobic capacity is in your upper body. If you’re not using your entire body when you exercise aerobically, you’re missing over 50% of the benefit. That’s why you’ll be pumping light hand weights when you walk – to maximize both fat burning and aerobic fitness. Remember, the better shape you’re in aerobically, the more energy you’ll have physically, mentally, and emotionally. The better shape you’re in aerobically, the more fat you’ll burn.

Principle 3: Weight bearing exercise

When you do weight bearing exercise, you’re stimulating both your muscles and your bones. Bone stimulation will retard developing osteoporosis and muscle stimulation has calorie burning effects 48 - 72 hours following the exercise. Walking and pumping light hand weights is an example of a weight bearing exercise, while swimming is not a weight bearing exercise.

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