How to Perform a Fat Reduction Workoutby Sean Nalewanyj
Submitted 2009-12-23 17:00:33
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If you are trying to lose weight, then you stumbled across the right article. To reach your goals, just follow this simple plan.
First, when planning a fat reduction workout you must look at your cardiovascular exercise regimen.
A proper cardiovascular workout will help you to burn extra unwanted calories, but I must note here that a proper nutritional program is also necessary to maximize your fat loss. As long as you have a strong nutritional program, your cardio program will help you burn unwanted calories through a fat reduction workout.
To reach your optimal goal, a high intensity and short duration workout is recommended. A high intensity/short duration workout will induce a greater fat burning effect than a low intensity/long workout.
Keep reading for more specific information about the best fat reduction workout. First is frequency. How many times should you perform cardio exercise per week? Cardio frequency should be determined on an individual basis.
For your fat reduction workout, you should perform cardio exercise 3-5 times per week. If you are going to perform 3 sessions per week, skip a day in between exercises. For example, you could exercise on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. If you are going to perform 5 cardio sessions per week, you should take 2 days of rest spread out in the middle of your sessions.
The process is simple really. Start by performing 3 cardio sessions per week, every other day. As you get more adjusted to this workout, add on an additional day. After you have completed your weight training session for the day, follow it up with a cardio session as part of your fat reduction workout.
Because you are going to perform the high intensity/short duration cardio sessions for your fat reduction workout, you should train 15-25 minutes each workout period. If you are able to easily exceed 25 minutes, then you are not working out at a high enough intensity.
A fat reduction workout should also include training with intervals. Exercising at a difficult pace, followed by a slower pace, then repeating is known as interval training.
If you want to burn more calories during your workout and even after your workout, then intervals are the way to train. There are many different work/rest combos that you can include in your fat reduction workout.
Please remember to always warm up for at least 5 minutes before beginning your cardio fat reduction workout. The warm up will get your blood flowing and get your heart pumping for the workout that you are about to perform. You need to get your blood flowing and your heart pumping prior to beginning your workout, you can do this in the warm up phase.
If you are truly looking for a fat reduction workout, then you definitely need to include this cardio workout into your plan!
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