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get a nutritionist if you can afford one. :)
Thats good advice from ono I do that a lot myself, it works for sure. Also have a day when you just eat fruit.
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Originally Posted by Von Milash
yeah im actually going to start putting tabata running and punch out drills into my workout. Im just waiting on a interval timer to arrive in the post so i can use it on my runs...
as for sprints do you think i should have a day where i just do sprints or should i just sprint during my normal runs. Are 100 meter sprints suitable... by how many???
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Originally Posted by Trainer Monkey
no worries bud, ill have a look...
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Originally Posted by onoFor fat loss i actually walk on a treadmill.Quote:
Originally Posted by remorseless08
Set the treadmill on a 15 incline and walk at around 4mph for 30-40 mins. When performing this type of activity your body will use fat as a fuel rather than carbohydrates. It's likely that you're body will enter it's fat burning mode after around 15 minutes.
This activity will keep your heart rate at somewhere between 120-135 which is optimal for fat loss. I'm guessing you're aged between 18-35?
This type of training is also excellent for retaining muscle mass while losing fat.
i just had a look at my treadmill and i cant incline it. will i get the same effect from running up and down hills do you think.
youngblood just tried to msg you but couldnt. Not enough posts. Ill definatly start doing the tabata running. Cheers dude :)
I tried to message you back, sorry forgot about restrictions for PMs...like I said...I know nothing of losing weight, and am not even sure tabatas are best for that. I think jogging or what has been mentioned is prob. better for that. But for building cardio I know they are great.Quote:
Originally Posted by remorseless08
search for a book called "Ready Set Go Fitness" by Phil Campbell. He's a track and field coach at a big US college. He has a system called sprint 8 that is similar to tabatas but focuses on sprinting.Quote:
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Originally Posted by Von Milash
yeah im actually going to start putting tabata running and punch out drills into my workout. Im just waiting on a interval timer to arrive in the post so i can use it on my runs...
as for sprints do you think i should have a day where i just do sprints or should i just sprint during my normal runs. Are 100 meter sprints suitable... by how many???
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Originally Posted by Von Milashsearch for a book called "Ready Set Go Fitness" by Phil Campbell. He's a track and field coach at a big US college. He has a system called sprint 8 that is similar to tabatas but focuses on sprinting.Quote:
Originally Posted by remorseless08---------------------------------------------------------------Quote:
Originally Posted by Von Milash
yeah im actually going to start putting tabata running and punch out drills into my workout. Im just waiting on a interval timer to arrive in the post so i can use it on my runs...
as for sprints do you think i should have a day where i just do sprints or should i just sprint during my normal runs. Are 100 meter sprints suitable... by how many???
i just had a look at the ready set go fitness site, i purchased his book, had awesome reviews. For 20 bucks cant go wrong...
sauna suit and spen a cuple of hours in there you lose weight and eat bake foods no fried foods
No on the sauna suit,those things leave you energy drained as all hellQuote:
Originally Posted by kid_thunder
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Ive been thinking about going to see a nutritionist. Do you guys think a normal nutritionist is fine or does it need to be a sports nutritionist.
So........
what did you guys think of my diet, no one really commented on it.
Nigel at the Institute of Sport English. Hes the Best there is.
No it's all about getting your heart into the fat burning mode. Anything as strenuous as hill running and your body will shift to using stored carbs for energy (glycogen), rather than using fat.Quote:
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Originally Posted by onoFor fat loss i actually walk on a treadmill.Quote:
Originally Posted by remorseless08
Set the treadmill on a 15 incline and walk at around 4mph for 30-40 mins. When performing this type of activity your body will use fat as a fuel rather than carbohydrates. It's likely that you're body will enter it's fat burning mode after around 15 minutes.
This activity will keep your heart rate at somewhere between 120-135 which is optimal for fat loss. I'm guessing you're aged between 18-35?
This type of training is also excellent for retaining muscle mass while losing fat.
i just had a look at my treadmill and i cant incline it. will i get the same effect from running up and down hills do you think.
Intervals maybe your best bet. Short sprints etc..